First off, happy Fathers day yesterday. Love you dad! And happy birthday in 2 days Park! The big 18, how exciting! My little stud brother :) I hope you have an awesome day! Your senior pics look great! Very handsome :) This week was crazy for my companions and I. We didnt actually get out to do a whole ton of work because my companion was still sick, in fact we did almost no work. I believe we had three appoitnment all week because we couldnt leave until Saturday and then Sunday we had a big meeting with the temple president of the Buenos Aires temple (which was so cool.. he brought such a neat spirit). In one of our appointments we put a baptismal date in faith for the 19th of July. But she isnt married and didnt come to church this past Sunday but hey, miracles happen. If she doesnt make it for the 19th, she surely will for another date. All of the family of her boyfriend are members and they are so great. She is super great too and has a ton of faith. It was cool to see. Our other investigators at the moment havent been making it to things. Some are sick and others busy (the world cup is sure making things crazy-- its on in every house!), but during this week we plan to see them all. We have Sylvia whose fecha recently fell through and is a little bit afraid to commit herself to baptism and hasnt come to church yet. But we are working with her. We have Jessica and Pedro and their 2 kids who havent been able to see us much because Pedro is sick and often with the doctor (he has anxiety problems) but came to the church once and felt the Spirit really strong even with the noise of all the little kids in the meeting (so cool :)), Antonella and Jeremias that also made it to church and recently got engaged!, and now Laura. They are all so great. This is the first time I have had so many investigators and it is awesome. They are going to get there too, they are going to arrive at baptism. It may not be while I am here but I get to help them in the process of finding out about the Lords church and that makes me feel awesome. One day all these seeds are going to be lovely plants. I am excited to get to work with them again this coming week now that we can leave the pension again. This week too when we were in the clinic with Hermana Lachos we talked to the other people their too and invited them to learn more :) Hermana Lachos is doing better but still has attacks of pain on a daily basis. We found out that she has a muscle problem instead of a lung problem like we originally thought. She just gets super tensed up in her back when there is a lot of cold. They may move her up north but we still dont know. She has been really strong though and just endures it. Poor thing! I love her and Hermana Salazar a whole ton! Things are still great with my companions. They are both hard workers with real testimonies and I love them a lot! A miracle we saw this week was when we went to give a Book of Mormon to a doctor at the clinic and the patient with whom she was with said, do you have another copy of that book that I can have? She said that she reads it just for historical learning but we gave her one too and invited her to institute classes :). We saw a whole ton of miracles actually but I just have a hard time remembering well, but a bunch of little things like that happen all the time. It is always a miracle to me too when the Lord teaches me through the Spirit as He did in my time in the pension this week as I studied the scriptures and the Liahonas. I learned that Christ truly loves each of us. He didnt just live once but lives now, and right now knows, and loves us. We each have the capacity to love with the same love He has too. I hope one day to love both my Heavenly Father and my fellow men with that perfect love. Christ guides this church now too because He loves us so much. Its so beatiful, and perfect, and makes so much sense :). Love you all, have a great week! Hermana Kuhn P.s. hit hump day this week. Crazy! I cant believe it. I have been reflecting a little bit this last week and I would never trade this last 9 months even though they have been a little tricky the Lord has taught me so much so that I can in turn bless others. He needed me to serve and I needed to serve and I still have 9 months that I get to serve too and that also makes me happy :)
Letters from Sister Kuhn, an LDS Missionary in the Argentina Comodoro Rivadavia Mission
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
6/19/14
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