I
am loving my new area right now in Churubusco. (Choo roo boo scoh) Now you can
pronounce it like a Chilanga, mom. On Tuesday we had to go to the church to
help supervise the transfers. We have to make sure that everyone knows where
they are going and help them find their companion and then we annoy them until
they go back to their areas to start working. The hardest people to get to go
back to work are the sister missionaries. Haha. There were a ton of transfers,
as always.
On Wednesday we had a Zone Training. We have 37 missionaries
in our zone and 7 of them are sister missionaries. We started off with some
announcements and then split them up into two groups. I took one of them and
Elder Lee took the other. We taught and did a ton of practices. At the end,
Presidente Valadez came out of nowhere with a sweet announcement. With all of
the new missions in the world, our mission will be affected also. (But not until
July 1st.) 3 of our 9 stakes in the mission will be going to other missions
including 40 of our missionaries. The best mission in the world will be left
with only 6 stakes. That´s a small mission.
The work in our area is
really slow right now. We are just doing all we can to find new investigators. I
have some ideas that we are going to use this week. We did find a new family of
4 this week but we need much more to be able to accomplish our baptismal
goal.
