Abuela

We live in the guest house of a lovely older lady. I call her abuela. Never to her face, just to my comp. She is catholic but has housed missionaries for years. Anyways, we told the elders in our sector that she is catholic but that they should try to knock her door and chat. They did. This is what abuela told us after,

"Boy missionaries came to my door and asked if I wanted to hear a message about Christ. I told them 'I have Christ!! And I have missionaries in the back of my house too!! I dont need anything more thank you!' It was so odd. I thought they would know you girls live here."

We laughed and pretended to not know a thing about the elders knocking her door. Was it specifically a lie? No. We just didnt contribute to the conversation and laughed it off.

I love abuela. 

I love my mission.

I love Christ.


3 Nephi 19
21 Father, I pray thee that thou wilt give the Holy Ghost unto all them that shall believe in their words









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