Visitor's center

(Rachel's April 28th letter)
Highlight of the Week: Centro de Visitantes en la Capilla! (we made the church into a mini Visitor`s Center)
 



all of the missionari​es that helped out with the visitors center in the chapel

Before I got my call, when I first began thinking of going on a mission, I had this fear that I`d get called to be a Visitor´s Cener missionary. But I`m pretty convinced now that I would love it. It`s challenging, hard work, and I`ll admit I`d need a lot more practice if I were to do it full time. In a visitors center you only get a limited amount of time to help your visitors feel the spirit and learn something. And they come in groups, so it takes a lot of skill and tact to meet the needs of every individual. . . but it`s so great! We got to teach nearly all the lessons in about 10 minutes, and the members were bringing in the people! yes! Pretty much a fantastic activity.
 

Nosotros y el Cristus!

 

This week I discovered:

 how to make Pomelo slushies this week. (grapefruit. . . mas o menos)

a deep passion for shining my shoes. . . (who knew it could be so fun?)  

 that jump-roping (how do you spell that?) is great when your companion can`t run and you`re sick of ab-workouts. 

And we get to go to the Temple tomorrow! There are no words (not in English, Español, nor Guarani) that can express how happy we are to go :)

 

A lot of the women of Monte Lindo. . . this photo`s a few months old. . .

my companion Hna. Zuñiga in the middle of Calle Ultima :)

Eating chipa for Easter. . . it`s a little tough on the teeth, but hey, tradition :)