Hola mis amigos!
Another great week has
flown by here in the amazing Washington Kennewick Mission. This week was extra
special because we had a baptism on Saturday and then a confirmation on
Sunday. The spirit was super strong during the baptism and then again during
the confirmation. I actually had the opportunity to do the confirmation which
was doubly awesome ‘cause it was in Spanish. It is crazy to feel the Spirit in
two languages now. Definitely one of the perks of serving Spanish
speaking.
Another cool thing
about being here (at least in Benton City) is how unbelievably amazing the
members are. I swear when you put on the name tag there’s like five or six
families that sort of adopt you. One sister is always offering us dinner when
no one has signed up (which doesn't happen too often cause Benton City is
awesome like that) and then there are other families that are just as crazy as
ours which always makes for entertaining dinners and then others still are
practically missionaries themselves. We always are going out on exchanges where
members either come with us or we split up and go with two elders to get double
the work done. It’s really cool. Especially since a lot of the elders are our
age (or older).
On Sundays here
we are also part of the choir. It’s great to be singing again. Some habits die
hard though. May or may not have caught myself raising my hand at a mistake
while singing...... (Northwood choir students unite!)
Another random fact to
close this week’s letter…there is a house we drive by everyday that has
pumpkins out for Halloween.... painted like the minions from Despicable Me. By
far the best pumpkins I have ever seen.
Take care and I'll write
again next week.
Elder Kupferer
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