So today is our p-day instead of tomorrow. Our schedule
seems to be crazy lately because a lot of things have been happening on
Saturdays so we´ve been having to change our p-days every now and then to
Fridays. Tomorrow our ward council is being filmed as well as our pan de guineo
activity. For the last two weeks we have had a general authority at our
meetings and having extra meetings in preparation for the film. Our ward has
had a lot of growth and for this are making a film for South American wards to
show as an example. Last night the general authority actually told us that it
might not be filmed until next Saturday so I might have p-day on Friday again
this upcoming week.
This week has been pretty crazy with making appointments and
getting medicines for sick missionaries. President and Hermana Dennis have been
in Peru all week for a training conference. We have to get approval for any
appointment we make and sometimes for medications that we send out. With them
being out of the country it has been hard to communicate in a timely manner. Also
yesterday President´s daughter got sick at school so we had to go pick her up
and take her to the mission home. We are excited for them to get back! This
week I also went to a doctor appointment with a Hermana to meet a doctor and to
see some clinics and a hospital in the southern part of Guayaquil. Before
Hermana Williams leaves we might take a hospital-clinic day so I can be
familiar with the locations and facilities.
This past Sunday our converts, Rafael blessed the sacrament
and is talking about serving a mission in a year and Oswaldo received the
priesthood. It was such a great thing to witness! They both are so great and
Oswaldo and his family have been so blessed and are so happy. His wife and son
have two chairs set up in their living room waiting for us every time we have
an appointment with them. They are excited to go to the temple in a year to be
sealed as a family for time and all eternity and I should be able to attend!
Love and Miss Everyone,
Hermana Lyman
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