This week has been a COLD one! But the Spirit continues warming us both 🙂 Like last night when we were tracting in the 25 degree weather, and we were able to fulfill our prayers and find two amazing new potentials, one of whom has a sister who is a member in Rice, Texas 🙂 They live in a lone trailer in the middle of nowhere, but happily stood outside with us in the cold, moonlit night. We were able to share with them the message of the Restoration, and as they both felt the Spirit, they told us it didn’t matter how cold it was – they were thankful we took the time to come by. It was awesome. (And then later, as we went out to try knocking a different door, we almost got mauled by two huge German Shepards running at us from out of an orchard.) But things have really turned around as far as finding/going the extra mile goes.
Milagros, Brian and Lexi are continuing to progress, and were actually our ride down to Stake Conference yesterday! That was a tender mercy. In the car it was Salvador (the hubs – recent convert), Alejandro (brother of the hubs – also recent convert), Milagros (on-date, and the wife) and us two. We were able to have an amazing conversation about what we all took away from conference on the way back, and the hour long drive felt like it only took about 15 minutes. Time flies when you’re feeling the Spirit.
We’re excited for this week, and we’re trying to not speculate -too- much about what transfer calls will bring us on Saturday.
Have a great week!
Hermana Mrozek
Salvador, Carmen (a new investigator), Milagros, Alejandro, Hermana Capi, Me, Lexi and Julie yesterday after the Spanish session of Stake Conference 🙂
From our temple trip this past week 🙂 It was so nice to be back in Kennewick, again, even if it was for just a couple hours. PLUS I got to see one of my favorite member families from Kennwick when I was serving there 6 months ago – the Fingers! I was praying they’d be working in the temple that morning, and my companion found them by a miracle in the baptistry!
This is a picture from when I made churros at Hermana Guillen’s house this past week. My Mexican companion had no fear of boiling hot oil, and would not cease making fun of my whiteness. But forreal though, for the first churros I’ve ever made ever, they were PRETTY good. Hermana Guillen is in the backround of this picture (pink hoodie) and she made us about a gallon of Chocolate Abuelita ❤ Mmm. That stuff is good.
Temple Selfie:)
Hermana Mrozek // Kennewick Washington Mission 