Hey Guys,
Things are going alright here in Rosario. The branch is excited and they have made changes and the new auxiliary presidents are ready to work. Things are going a little slow in terms of Missionary work. After our baptism we kind of found ourselves at square one again. We have a couple investigators but we couldn´t see them that much this week. I am hoping to find more this week. But we will see what this week has in store. We weren´t in our area much this week due to changes. We were with Elder Draper till his comp got there. Church on Sunday I gave a talk on La Obra Misional. It was one of my better talks. One I prepared for and even more Practiced. I could really feel the spirit especially as I made a few changes in what I was saying. The truth I learned a lot in church for the first time in a while. So I get home the 21st! Like how I just threw that in there. haha!! So I called president yesterday and we talked really quick about it. I didn´t tell him about flying home with Ben it just didn´t feel right but maybe I will call the office elders and see what I can do. If I do it, it will only be the flight from Salt Lake to Lewiston but president told me to fly to Spokane so I will see what happens. If it doesn´t happen, its all good. It would be fun though. So that means I have just a little time left. My comp is super trunky. He is counting down the days in like 6 different ways pie graph percents days and I think he wants to make a paper ring thingy haha. It hasn´t really set in yet but I definitely find myself thinking about home more. The home dreams are the worst. Haha in one dream I had I got off the plane and walked to you guys and mom didn´t want to give me a hug. I guess the girls were fighting and she was upset. haha! So I got upset and said Me voy! (I'm going) and turned around and walked back toward the plane. Haha! It is kind of a funny dream to think about. But don´t let it happen.
Also in other news why didn´t you tell me Brother Dalton was a new Mission President in Chile. I saw it in the Liahona. That is really cool. Remember when we almost burned down his field. He property is sweet.
Lastly I didn´t get the chance to tell you last week due to the traveling and such but. This Baptism that we had was probably the most meaningful and I have never relied more on the Lord in my life then the weeks leading up to it(besides maybe only the stuff I put up with in Cerro). I fasted for 6 or 7 weeks leading up to it. At first my fasts were not very specific they didn´t include names I really only ask the Lord if I did my part he would bless me with a baptism. As things moved farther along I was fasting for two people one of which stopped listening but the other was Olga. As she started having all those trials(Husband dieing, being robed) my fasts grew more meaningful. I was able to feel a deep love for her like no other investigator I have had. The interesting thing is that Olga and I don´t... it is kind of hard to explain... don´t connect like I have with other converts or investigators. Meaning I have been better friends with lots of other people but I have a lot more love and respect for her then the majority of the people I have met here. The Lord truly helped. I did really nothing to have that baptism. I mean I left everyday on time just to knock doors because we didn´t have anyone else to visit and I did it just to be obedient. But the lord really had prepared her and the way for her to be baptized. I just watched it all happen. A lot of missionaries were like fa Elder Wray your a Capo you baptized someone in Rosario but I can't really accept credit for anything I don´t feel like I did anything special for her. But it has truly been a learning experience. I have loved my mission and am so grateful for everything I have learned.
But the Secretaries just called me to arrange my travel plans maybe I will be able to get in with Ben. But I have to go.
Love you guys!
Elder Wray
Don´t be trunky, I´m Not!
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