Incredible Week!

The weeks are flying by! My companion Elder Nye is a beast and we are just loving it down here in Peru. 

Jackson and his comp had jersey's made for their zone.

This past weekend we had 5 baptism and it was incredible! Angela, Diego, Camila and Michael got baptized on Friday and Cesar on Saturday. It was just super cool to see how everything works out and the miracles of God. 

Angela had her problems with smoking and we didn't know what to do. In the lesson we guilt tripped her pretty hard to make her understand that she couldn't smoke but then we fasted for her and we were praying super hard for her and she stopped smoking, just like that. After the lesson on Friday, she hadn't smoked. We made plans with her to call her everyone morning, afternoon, and night, and it worked. She still hasn't smoked since then. 

Angela, in the back, middle

Jackson and his comp made Angela baptismal clothing out of curtains because they didn't have any that would fit her.

Also, I could just tell Michael was just shook after his baptism, meaning how he just couldn't believe how much peace he had felt. He shared that in his testimony as well as how he had been looking for this peace his whole life and how he had finally found it. It is just such a sacred and amazing calling to be able to help so many people come unto Christ and see the changes in their lives. 

Keisy finally came to church yesterday and she loved it and she was finally able to talk to the YSA and they helped her out a lot. She is super pumped for her baptism as well! Please pray that her boss won't make her work on Sundays.  Her baptism is the 7th of December. 

We are also teaching Yari and Charl, these 2 sisters that are amazing. Charl is a widow and has 3 kids, one whose 18, another one that I have never seen and a 6 year old boy. Yari is a separated mom with 2 daughters, 1 that is 14 and one that is 3. They came to church late again yesterday after telling us they would come on time, so the plan is to guilt trip them a lot so they understand the importance of the sacrament. They have taken of the sacrament before. The thing is, they were both baptized in the Catholic church and they have some traditions there. But they say how every time they come to church they learn new things and they just feel such peace and how they went to other churches before and how they always got so bored.  Here they just want to keep listening and listening and the relief society is doing an awesome job and helping them out. So just pray that they can keep preparing for the 14th of December for their baptism!