A busy Monday... We studied this morning then went to Elder Hammons Spanish class. We then went to the Shavers apartment to have Scott's Spanish class. An hour later we met with two missionaries upstairs in the CCM to be investigators for them to practice on. I want to get a picture of them next week to post. Their Spanish is getting better and it is interesting to watch them grow in presenting the gospel.
As soon as we were through there we met down in the kitchen area of the Casa for the farewell of the Fords and their grandson's report on Cuba. He had spent a month taking two classes in a university there. There is a branch of the Church - they are sponsored by a Protestant church so they can meet but have to be very careful about what they do. If someone asks about the church, they can give them information and after attending church for one year they can be baptized. It was interesting to hear about their government and life in general. The Fords will surely be missed. Sister Ford is just a riot - and Elder Ford reminds me of my brother Brent. I think they are from the Bountiful area so we may get to see them again sometime!
Following that meeting we met in the Casa Sala for an Area Senior Missionary discussion about policies and procedures. Our apartment does not meet the guidelines for Senior Missionary apartments but since we have been here since before they established the guidelines they will let us stay. It was such a quiet morning. Scott told me that when he got up before 6:00am the taxis were all lined up on the street in front of our apartment and a police truck pulled in front of them so none could leave and gave them all tickets for parking in an illegal parking place. Sure would be nice if we didn't have to listen to them yelling out routes all morning.
As soon as we were through there we met down in the kitchen area of the Casa for the farewell of the Fords and their grandson's report on Cuba. He had spent a month taking two classes in a university there. There is a branch of the Church - they are sponsored by a Protestant church so they can meet but have to be very careful about what they do. If someone asks about the church, they can give them information and after attending church for one year they can be baptized. It was interesting to hear about their government and life in general. The Fords will surely be missed. Sister Ford is just a riot - and Elder Ford reminds me of my brother Brent. I think they are from the Bountiful area so we may get to see them again sometime!
Following that meeting we met in the Casa Sala for an Area Senior Missionary discussion about policies and procedures. Our apartment does not meet the guidelines for Senior Missionary apartments but since we have been here since before they established the guidelines they will let us stay. It was such a quiet morning. Scott told me that when he got up before 6:00am the taxis were all lined up on the street in front of our apartment and a police truck pulled in front of them so none could leave and gave them all tickets for parking in an illegal parking place. Sure would be nice if we didn't have to listen to them yelling out routes all morning.
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