Hey Everyone!
This week was transfers! I said goodbye to Itapetininga and hello to Julio
de Mesquita, which is a neighborhood in the city of Sorocaba. Julio de Mesquita
is a tiny area and it's strange to switch from one of the largest areas in the
mission, that had several cities in its limits, to one of the smallest with only
a couple neighborhoods. And to make things even smaller, Julio de Mesquita had 2
missionaries in it, and now it has 4. My companion and I both arrived together,
so neither of us knows the area or the investigators, so its almost like we are
opening the area. My companion, Elder Sepulveda is from Santiago, Chile and has
been on the mission for about 9 months. With live with Elder Anastacio, from
Tres Corações, Brazil, with 3 months on the mission, and Elder Nielsen, from
Granite Bay, California! I didnt know him before the mission but he knows some
of the same people that I know (the Riley's cousins and Daniel Flinders) He's
been on the mission for a year and a half and he was in the mission office as
the financial secretary for the last 7 months.
Because the house here only had 2 missionaries before, we've encountered
some difficulties: Elder Sepulveda and I dont have beds, drawers, or desks, so
for the moment we're sleeping and studying on the floor and living out of our
suitcases.
But despite this we have been blessed for our sacrifices! In just a couple
days of being here we have taught tons of great people and we have a baptism
marked for the beginning of January! The members here seem to be really helpful
and missionary-minded and the meals here have been great! The first best way to
help the missionaries is by supporting them and giving references, the second
best way is by giving them consistant meals!
Well, I'll see you all soon!
Até mais!
Elder Carr
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