Hola familia y Amigos!
Another great week here in Irapuato Mexico. We had two baptisms this week. Sandrita(12) and Andres(26). They were both really nice and we had lots of support from the varrio(ward). The only problem we had was that the water heater wasnt working properly so both had to be baptized in cold water, =D. Also we put 9 investigators on date for baptism! So we have been really excited because Irapuato is a tough area. Catholicism is really big here. Lots of people have signs on their doors that say :este hogar es catholico, no aceptamos propaganda de otro denominaciones, Cristo vive!: So we knock lots and lots of doors, Irapuato is very firm in its catholic roots. But we are working hard and praying for success!
Pues, tengo que salir, nos vemos!
Love always, Elder Salazar
Elder Benjamin Michael Salazar
- Elder Benjamin Salazar
- I turned 21, January 2010. I'm a Missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ( La Iglesia De JesuCristo De Los Santos De Los Ultimos Dias). I am serving in the Mexico, Leon Mission. I will serve here until March 2010. My home town is Cypress, in Southern California. I have 3 older brothers (Ricky, Justin, Nathan)and 2 sister in laws (Sara and Jen), and a male cat named Sasha.
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Elder Salazar,
I am so glad to hear about how you have been such a blessing to those you are serving. They will love you for setting aside your life to be with them. We pray for your safety in Bishopric meeting.
You have a talent with people. They will have confidence in your message because of who you are. Remember the ability to achieve is most often thwarted by the failure to attempt rather than the failure to excel.
Thx for being a great example to the Priest Quorum. Jarom and Colin recently graduated. They are looking forward to a year of school and then a mission.
Pls stay safe and have fun.
Bishop Trader
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