Hola familia!
Sounds like things are pretty normal at home! Sounds like all is well with the ward and calling and what not. I am sure you will see some new faces and families in the following months and the ward will begin to grow to what it was.
Dad, pretty cool that you ran into the missionaries. I will be on the lookout for elder Calliston. Maybe I`ll end up training him or be in the same zone or district or something. Would definitely be cool. I will let you guys know. I do think they are using the new curriculum here for the youth but starting with the stronger wards with more youth. But I`m not completely sure. Right now we aren`t using it in the branch I know that, but maybe in Resistencia and Posadas and the cities where the church is really strong.
Also, I hope you still have been keeping up the painting because I want you to paint some photos or Argentina for me! I`ve been seeing a lot of really cool painting lately and I can`t buy one because there too big and fragile to put in my suitcase. Plus it would be a lot cooler if you did them! Let me know if you`re up to it! Maybe I can send a photo or two over that you can use or give you some ideas. Let me know!
Bueno, now for the news! This week was pretty good. A lot of the Argentines take the Semana Santa really seriously and use it as a time to reflect more on Christ, others use it as week to eat, drink, drink some more, and be merry, so it was pretty interesting. Friday the city was literally a ghost town, there was nobody in the streets, more empty then the siesta. Everyone has the day off and they all stay home with their families or travel. It was pretty strange.
We had a lot of investigators at church this week and a lot of them have baptismal dates and preparing for baptism. Graciela will be able to finish everything for their marriage this week when the Semana Santa ends and she and Luis are really excited for the wedding and she is excited for her baptism, so all is well there. Just have to wrap everything up with marriage.
Enzo is still coming to church and doing everything he needs to do to prepare for his baptism, so he is still progressing well. We have started to talk more with his family and have been strengthening our relationship with them. We feel that when they understand more about what we teach and more about what Enzo is learning and feel the Spirit, they will give permission for his baptism. We actually had lunch with them today and it went really well. So I feel we will see his baptism soon, hopefully in April. We just need to work with his parents a little more. They said they want to come to General Conference this weekend, and I`m sure that will help a ton. We`re focusing on getting permission for Enzo first and starting to teach his family as well.
We found a new family this last week and one of the girls came and visited yesterday. The youth helped us out and talked with her and made her feel welcome so I was really grateful for that. We are going to be passing by this week to teach them, I want to see the entire family at church! That`s are goal and I feel really good about them, so we will see what happens!
The most exciting news of the week is that Presidente Fernandez came with his counselors from Resistencia and called a new Branch President! and they happen to call exactly who I was hoping they would call. We now have Presidente Sandoval and his counselor Hermano Martinez. Both the returned missionaries that just got back from Brazil. Their young, 22 or 23 years old I believe, but I really feel like they are going to help the branch grow a ton and they are what the branch needs right now. We have a really good relationship with both of them and they are excited to work with us to grow the branch. So I`m excited for that!
We are really excited for General Conference this weekend and Elder White and I made some really fancy invitations to give out to everyone. Elder White is a computer geek and good with all things computers haha, so we made some really nice invitations. We`re hoping to have a lot of investigators go and watch and listen because hearing the Prophet and Apostles always help with the conversion process. General Conference on the mission is always a lot cooler then it is at home. I don`t know, its like a little kid knowing that he`s going to Disneyland for the weekend and is really excited throughout the week. That was the best metaphor I could think of to describe it. But we`re excited, and doing all we can to get as many people as possible to go.
Bueno, I have to wrap this up no! Don't have time to send over photos this week, but I didn`t really take any this week. I know mom said she wants to see photos of the branch and members and what not. So I will snap some this week and make sure to send them over next Monday!
....thanks for the NBA statistics, let me know what's happening with the playoffs! Lakers didn`t go? Clippers killin` it? Update me!
Tenga una buena semana!
Elder Deniston.
Monday, April 15, 2013
April 3, 2013
March 25, 2013
Sounds like things are pretty normal back at home! If you feel different in the new ward because there isn't as many people, just think about the branch here in San Martin haha. You said there was 10 people in Relief Society, sometimes we only have 10 people at church! Pretty cool about dads new calling! Also cool that Dave came to teach seminary. Tell him that he needs to teach the In-N-Out lesson, he´ll understand what it is.
I will try to get an email off to Mckenzie. I´ll try to save some time to write something off to her. Has she entered the field yet? Or still in the MTC? If she´s still in the MTC it´s normal for some missionaries and sisters to feel that way. She´ll get used to it and be fine.
Keep me updated about the information with dads work! I want to hear the news.
Pretty crazy about Ricky! I´m sure that will be a cool experience and gives you sometime to hangout with Chelsea and Otto. I´m sure that will be a fun time. I want to see some pictures when he goes.
The show you watched about the missionaries we watch her in the missionary field haha. It´s called "The District" here, I don't know if it had a different name on television. But every missionary that is being trained will watch those videos. The church originally made them for the missionary's, but I guess they are showing to all of them. Sometimes I don´t like to watch them because it makes me think about San Diego and California haha. But they are really good and they show how the mission is. Bueno, it shows how the mission is in the States haha. It´s a lot different here haha.
Alright, now news from me! I´m kind of frustrated right now because we worked extremely hard the past few weeks and we are suppose to be having two baptisms this weekend but now we have to wait a little longer. We´ve been working with our investigator Graciela to help her do everything we have to do for her marriage and like I said last week it has been a headache. We have been planning all month to have her baptism this weekend but now have to wait a little longer because the Rigistro Civil (place where you do marriages) will be closed for La Semana Santa (The Holy Week) from this coming Thursday until the next Wednesday and won´t give her a date to the marriage after the holiday. So I´m kind of upset about that. We´re still going to have the baptism! We just have to wait a little longer.
With our other investigator Enzo, his parents won´t give her permission to get baptized. He´s 17 and his parents say that he needs to wait until 18 when he an adult and independent. I was really upset when she told us that because we´ve been working a lot with him and he really wants to get baptized now, but we can´t do anything if we don´t have permission from them. But, we still have a few plans and ideas to see the baptism soon and we are going to continue working with him. I personally feel we will his baptism sooner. He just needs to show his parents that he has a testimony of the Gospel and that he really wants to get baptized. The good thing is his parents really like us and love to talk with us. So I think if we just continue to work a little bit more with them we can get permission. Pray that all goes well with this! Because I see a future missionary is Enzo.
Other then that things are good. Just a little bummed because we were suppose to be having two baptisms this Saturday and now were not. But we´re going to keep our heads up and keep working! Another good thing is that this week Elder White and I found a ton of new investigators that have a lot of potential to progress. The other good thing is that they are complete families! So this is exciting news. I feel really good about them and am hoping we will be seeing a lot of baptisms in April.
That´s pretty much the most exciting news for now. I´m going to wrap this up and try to get some photos over to you guys and a short email off to McKenzie! Have a great week and I will more from you guys next week. Oh also, remember to get your emails off Sunday night! Gracias! Te amo mucho y voy a escribir mas la prosima semana! Feliz Semana Santa!
Elder Deniston. :)
I will try to get an email off to Mckenzie. I´ll try to save some time to write something off to her. Has she entered the field yet? Or still in the MTC? If she´s still in the MTC it´s normal for some missionaries and sisters to feel that way. She´ll get used to it and be fine.
Keep me updated about the information with dads work! I want to hear the news.
Pretty crazy about Ricky! I´m sure that will be a cool experience and gives you sometime to hangout with Chelsea and Otto. I´m sure that will be a fun time. I want to see some pictures when he goes.
The show you watched about the missionaries we watch her in the missionary field haha. It´s called "The District" here, I don't know if it had a different name on television. But every missionary that is being trained will watch those videos. The church originally made them for the missionary's, but I guess they are showing to all of them. Sometimes I don´t like to watch them because it makes me think about San Diego and California haha. But they are really good and they show how the mission is. Bueno, it shows how the mission is in the States haha. It´s a lot different here haha.
Alright, now news from me! I´m kind of frustrated right now because we worked extremely hard the past few weeks and we are suppose to be having two baptisms this weekend but now we have to wait a little longer. We´ve been working with our investigator Graciela to help her do everything we have to do for her marriage and like I said last week it has been a headache. We have been planning all month to have her baptism this weekend but now have to wait a little longer because the Rigistro Civil (place where you do marriages) will be closed for La Semana Santa (The Holy Week) from this coming Thursday until the next Wednesday and won´t give her a date to the marriage after the holiday. So I´m kind of upset about that. We´re still going to have the baptism! We just have to wait a little longer.
With our other investigator Enzo, his parents won´t give her permission to get baptized. He´s 17 and his parents say that he needs to wait until 18 when he an adult and independent. I was really upset when she told us that because we´ve been working a lot with him and he really wants to get baptized now, but we can´t do anything if we don´t have permission from them. But, we still have a few plans and ideas to see the baptism soon and we are going to continue working with him. I personally feel we will his baptism sooner. He just needs to show his parents that he has a testimony of the Gospel and that he really wants to get baptized. The good thing is his parents really like us and love to talk with us. So I think if we just continue to work a little bit more with them we can get permission. Pray that all goes well with this! Because I see a future missionary is Enzo.
Other then that things are good. Just a little bummed because we were suppose to be having two baptisms this Saturday and now were not. But we´re going to keep our heads up and keep working! Another good thing is that this week Elder White and I found a ton of new investigators that have a lot of potential to progress. The other good thing is that they are complete families! So this is exciting news. I feel really good about them and am hoping we will be seeing a lot of baptisms in April.
That´s pretty much the most exciting news for now. I´m going to wrap this up and try to get some photos over to you guys and a short email off to McKenzie! Have a great week and I will more from you guys next week. Oh also, remember to get your emails off Sunday night! Gracias! Te amo mucho y voy a escribir mas la prosima semana! Feliz Semana Santa!
Elder Deniston. :)
Pictures - March 25, 2013
Outside the mission office in Resistencia. We had our Zone Meeting this last week and we snapped this photo.
A member here in San Martin plays the accordion really well. I wanted to snap a photo with it because I think they are really cool!
La Iglesia Católica aquí en San Martín. Yo pienso que nuestro Iglesia es mas capo y mas lindo. :)
March 11, 2013
Craziness about the ward! I´m not to surprised though because that has been the big rumor since I was a deacon. Bummed that Bishop Hughes was released! But he luckily he is still in our ward. I think it´s awesome they called Brother Aaragon as Bishop though. Is it the Brother Aaragon I know? That taught my sunday school class a few years back? Because if I remember correctly his brother was in out ward also. But maybe not and I´m just going crazy. Let me know!
Cool that Brother Piscitello is bishop with DeCocq and Johnson. I can see those three working well together and I am sure they will be an awesome bishopric, although it will be weird to return home from the mission and not see them and my other horsethief people. Did dad get a new calling in our ward or still with the Elders Quorum? Keep me updated with everything.
Wasn´t to thrilled to hear about what happened with Tanner! Let me know if all is well with him and tell him to me an email please. I want to hear from him.
Bueno, news from me! Still loving San Martin. There is still a ton of stuff to do and work to get done but my love for the members and my desire to help and grow the branch is still growing, especially after this week. I´ve never seen so many youth that want to help with the growth of their branch. We worked a lot with the youth this last week and got to know them a lot more and they all want to help out with the missionary work! Supposedly the branch was really strong years ago but kind of halted in it´s progression due to people not fulfilling their callings and the missionaries being disobedient. But I really feel like things are starting to turn around! We have two returned missionary that just got back from Brazil, youth (some preparing for missions) that are starting to re-activate their inactive families and are doing weekly visits to other families and youth in the branch that also aren´t currently active, Elder White and I have progressing investigators that have baptismal dates for the next few weekends, and next Sunday President Fernandez, the stake president of the Resistencia Stake, is going to come to call a new branch president. Despite only having a handful of active members, there is a lot of positive and spiritual energy in the branch right now. I really feel like the Lord is beginning to hasten his work in San Martin. So we are just going to keep working and keep pumping ore excitement into the branch.
The mission conference was probably my favorite experience so far on the mission and gave a lot of elders, including me, an extra push to be a better missionary. Hermana Haymen gave a talk, which was more of a run down about what happened between the time she had her stroke and now and her recovery process. She basically explained all of the miraculous stuff that happened, including a blessing from David A. Bednar that happened to be giving youth firesides throughout Argentina the time of the stroke, and how nothing is coincidence with the Lord. The counselors of President Haymen shared their testimonies about the growth of the church here in Argentina which was more of a "thank you" to the missionaries because they have lived here their entire lives and have seen first hand the growth of The Church. So that was really good! But my favorite talk was President Haymen´s talk about obedience. I know without a doubt it was inspired talk and a talk I will remember forever. He centered it around the story of King David and how he had lived a life of righteousness. How he had unified the tribes of Israel together and had a government where the will of Lord was the law and how he was a man after the Lord´s heart, as the scriptures say. Although, despite living a life of righteousness he lost basically everything due to his sin with Bathsheba and the murder of her husband. He tied the story into obedience, not only as missionaries, but as members of the Church and disciples of Christ. How we should be obedient because we convented with God to be obedient to because we should we truly love Him when we are. It was similar to Elder Holland´s talk last general conference, but instead of using the story of Christ and Peter he used King David. After his talk we had one hour to ask questions, and as you can imagine with a group of 200 missionaries you are going to hear some pretty profound questions haha.
After that we had lunch and had time to talk with everyone and take photos! I saw everyone. Elder Gallardo, Child, Bowhill, my district from the MTC, and all of the elders I got to know in my old districts and zones and what not. Overall it was really good and we all left spiritually uplifted and with a desire to be a better disciple of Christ and harder working missionaries.
That´s pretty much all of the excited stuff that happened! I am going to wrap this up because I want to send photos! But I love you all and look forward to hearing from you guys next week. Keep me updated with all the craziness at home! Will write more next Monday!
Elder Deniston. :)
...Photos on the way!
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
March 4, 2013
Hola familia!
Primero, hay mucho cambios y tango mucho para decirles, entonces tiene que prestar atención! No estoy en Oberà, Misiones mas! Tuvimos cambios y ahora tengo nuevo todo!
I wasn´t expecting to see so many changes this transfer but everything got split up, so I have a lot of stuff to tell you. Big news first, I am now in San Martin, Chaco! I think president saw that I have been in two really nice, green areas with a lot of tourism for almost a year and decided I needed to see the other side of the mission haha. I say that because San Martin is a small city about two hours from Resistencia in the middle of nowhere haha. It´s super dry, hot, flat, and brown haha. I arrived last Wednesday night and am still getting to know the area and all the members and our investigators, so I will know a little bit more about the place in the future.
There is a branch here and right now it´s not in the best of condition, so we have a lot of work to do! Currently we don´t have a branch president and one of the members is "in charge" of the branch, but hasn´t been set apart as president. I believe they plan on calling one of the members soon or having someone move here to be president, I will let you guys know more about it when I know more about it. There is about 25 active members and this last Sunday there was 14 people at church because it was pouring rain. So there is a lot of work that needs to be done to strengthen the branch. But I have a lot of excitement to help and I feel that we can do a lot of good here with the branch with the missionary work, so I plan on seeing success!
I am now Senior Companion and am with Elder White from Seattle, Washington! He´s a little different, but he is a good missionary and I think we will work well together. He has 4 months left in the mission and has been junior companion the entire mission. He´s kind of quite and shy and still improving with his peoples skill´s. But he´s a good kid and knows how to teach well. So i´m just trying to pump a little bit of excitement into the companionship and into the branch. I´ve gotten to the point where I have a good understanding of what needs to be done to see success with the missionary work and what needs to be done to help the branch. So I´m stoked president Haymen bounced me up to MA1 and have a desire to turn things around a little bit in San Martin.
The good news is we have people that have a lot of potential to progress. This last week we visited a lot of the investigators Elder White had with Elder Thomas and we had really good lessons with them and put baptismal dates with a lot of them, so I hoping to see some baptism's before the end of the month. Also the members here have a desire to help with missionary work, which is always a big blessing. We have a missionary here that recently returned from the mission in Brazil and other missionary that will be returning tomorrow from the mission in Brazil also. It´s possible that one of them will be branch president, but we will. We also have a member that is preparing to leave for the mission and wanting to help us a ton. So there is a ton of potential here, we just have to organize things a little bit and start working. I know if we do our part the Lord will do his.
Other news that I wasn´t to happy about is that President Haymen closed our area in Oberá! I´m not sure why, but I just feel bad for our converts and all the members and investigators. There is still one companion there, just now they have their area and our area. It´s kind of crazy, 3 months ago there was 6 missionaries in Oberá and now there is only 2. But I think it may have something to do with the new mission being made. I´m sure when they divide the mission the providence of Misiones will have a lot more missionaries and all of the areas that have recently been closed with get new missionaries. I´m sure they will be opening new areas in Misiones also. But we will see. Another rumor is that president transferred all of the elders he wants in the Resistencia Mision out of Misiones, but that´s just a rumor, so don´t quote me on that. I am sure the Lord knows very well what he is doing with the Church here in this part of Argentina and we just have to go with the flow and trust in Him and keep working!
Other news is that tomorrow is the Mission Conference! I am pretty dang excited haha. It´s pretty rare to have a conference with all of the missionaries together so I am sure it is going to be really good. And now I only have to travel 2 hours to Resistencia, instead of 12. But I am excited to see Elder Child and Elder Bowhill and Elder Gallardo all of the elders from the MTC. I am going to be taking a ton of photos so be expecting to receive a lot next week. We actually have to leave tonight and will be staying with our Zone Leaders, so I am pretty dang excited! I´m sure we are going to here a lot about what will be happening with the new mission and how it is going to effect us. So I will make sure to let you guys knows how it goes next week.
Other then that things are good! Just getting to know my new area and getting along with Elder White. I´m excited to be here and am ready to get working. There is a lot to be done! But I have a desire baptize and to leave the branch better then I found it! So it will be an interesting next few months or so! Glad to hear everything is good at home! Tell everyone in the family I say hi! I love you all and will write more next week!
Elder Deniston. :)
Primero, hay mucho cambios y tango mucho para decirles, entonces tiene que prestar atención! No estoy en Oberà, Misiones mas! Tuvimos cambios y ahora tengo nuevo todo!
I wasn´t expecting to see so many changes this transfer but everything got split up, so I have a lot of stuff to tell you. Big news first, I am now in San Martin, Chaco! I think president saw that I have been in two really nice, green areas with a lot of tourism for almost a year and decided I needed to see the other side of the mission haha. I say that because San Martin is a small city about two hours from Resistencia in the middle of nowhere haha. It´s super dry, hot, flat, and brown haha. I arrived last Wednesday night and am still getting to know the area and all the members and our investigators, so I will know a little bit more about the place in the future.
There is a branch here and right now it´s not in the best of condition, so we have a lot of work to do! Currently we don´t have a branch president and one of the members is "in charge" of the branch, but hasn´t been set apart as president. I believe they plan on calling one of the members soon or having someone move here to be president, I will let you guys know more about it when I know more about it. There is about 25 active members and this last Sunday there was 14 people at church because it was pouring rain. So there is a lot of work that needs to be done to strengthen the branch. But I have a lot of excitement to help and I feel that we can do a lot of good here with the branch with the missionary work, so I plan on seeing success!
I am now Senior Companion and am with Elder White from Seattle, Washington! He´s a little different, but he is a good missionary and I think we will work well together. He has 4 months left in the mission and has been junior companion the entire mission. He´s kind of quite and shy and still improving with his peoples skill´s. But he´s a good kid and knows how to teach well. So i´m just trying to pump a little bit of excitement into the companionship and into the branch. I´ve gotten to the point where I have a good understanding of what needs to be done to see success with the missionary work and what needs to be done to help the branch. So I´m stoked president Haymen bounced me up to MA1 and have a desire to turn things around a little bit in San Martin.
The good news is we have people that have a lot of potential to progress. This last week we visited a lot of the investigators Elder White had with Elder Thomas and we had really good lessons with them and put baptismal dates with a lot of them, so I hoping to see some baptism's before the end of the month. Also the members here have a desire to help with missionary work, which is always a big blessing. We have a missionary here that recently returned from the mission in Brazil and other missionary that will be returning tomorrow from the mission in Brazil also. It´s possible that one of them will be branch president, but we will. We also have a member that is preparing to leave for the mission and wanting to help us a ton. So there is a ton of potential here, we just have to organize things a little bit and start working. I know if we do our part the Lord will do his.
Other news that I wasn´t to happy about is that President Haymen closed our area in Oberá! I´m not sure why, but I just feel bad for our converts and all the members and investigators. There is still one companion there, just now they have their area and our area. It´s kind of crazy, 3 months ago there was 6 missionaries in Oberá and now there is only 2. But I think it may have something to do with the new mission being made. I´m sure when they divide the mission the providence of Misiones will have a lot more missionaries and all of the areas that have recently been closed with get new missionaries. I´m sure they will be opening new areas in Misiones also. But we will see. Another rumor is that president transferred all of the elders he wants in the Resistencia Mision out of Misiones, but that´s just a rumor, so don´t quote me on that. I am sure the Lord knows very well what he is doing with the Church here in this part of Argentina and we just have to go with the flow and trust in Him and keep working!
Other news is that tomorrow is the Mission Conference! I am pretty dang excited haha. It´s pretty rare to have a conference with all of the missionaries together so I am sure it is going to be really good. And now I only have to travel 2 hours to Resistencia, instead of 12. But I am excited to see Elder Child and Elder Bowhill and Elder Gallardo all of the elders from the MTC. I am going to be taking a ton of photos so be expecting to receive a lot next week. We actually have to leave tonight and will be staying with our Zone Leaders, so I am pretty dang excited! I´m sure we are going to here a lot about what will be happening with the new mission and how it is going to effect us. So I will make sure to let you guys knows how it goes next week.
Other then that things are good! Just getting to know my new area and getting along with Elder White. I´m excited to be here and am ready to get working. There is a lot to be done! But I have a desire baptize and to leave the branch better then I found it! So it will be an interesting next few months or so! Glad to hear everything is good at home! Tell everyone in the family I say hi! I love you all and will write more next week!
Elder Deniston. :)
February 25, 2013
Familia,
Como estamos? I don´t think I will have time to send some photos over today because I want to explain all the new info with you guys!
First about the new mission! They will be splitting the mission in July and it is going to be the Argentina, Posadas mission. It is going to include all of Misiones and the city's in Corrientes that are close to Misiones. So this means my old area Ituzaingò will be a part of the new mission. The new mission is also going to include two area´s in Paraguay. I have no idea how they are going to have that work because that means some missionaries will have to have two different visas. We don´t really know to much right now, so I will let you guys know more in the future! The Resistencia mission is still going to be the same, just without the Misiones providence.
Other big news, we are going to have a mission conference March 5th with the entire mission! So I am excited about that. I am sure then they are going to tell us all the information about what they are going to be doing with the new mission and how it will effect us. So after next week I will have more information for you guys. I am pretty dang excited though because I will get to see my entire original MTC district before they leave. This next transfer will be their last transfer and I was thinking that I was never going to get to see all of them, but now I will! So that will be pretty cool. I also get to Elder Gallardo for the first time in the mission and Elder Child again. So I am stoked for that! Usually they have a general authority come when they have a mission conference with the entire mission, we haven´t heard anything about anyone coming but we are hoping someone does! If we hear something else I will let you guys know.
That´s pretty much the most exciting news right now! I will know a lot more in the next few weeks, so I will keep you guys updated.
Other then that we are still working hard! We found a lot of good new investigators and I am pretty sure that March is going to be a successful month. We having a few people progressing well and we are going to see if they meet their baptismal dates! I will keep you guys updated with them as well.
Kind of scary news news is that this week is transfers! I honestly have no idea if we are going to see changes. It´s possible that Elder Bowhill or I could leave but I honestly no idea what is going to happen! I have learned to expect the un-expected in the mission haha, so if I have a new companion or a new area this week I will make sure to let you guys know next Monday!
Glad to hear everyone is good at home! Crazy about Tanner. Tell him he needs to write me when he gets home because I don't have his personal e-mail address, only his mission e-mail. Bummer about the visa issue with Austin. But glad to hear he is doing well. Tell the freeman´s I say hi in return and that I hope everything is great with them! Also good to hear that Evans farewell went well. How many missionaries are serving right now in our ward? Let me know.
Oh also! I finally did recieve the package. I, as well Elder Bowhill, Elder Burke, and Elder Rushton were excited they came. We all have been chowin´ down on all the candy this last week and it has been nice to have a little flavor from the States. Elder Bowhill loves all the candy from the U.S. and is always trying to trade some of his food and stuff he has for a snickers or reeses haha. So he told me to tell you guys thanks! I was going to anyways but he wanted me to say thanks on his behalf also haha.
Also, I have to wrap this one up now. Sorry I wasn´t able to send some photos over! I will get some over to you guys next week! Love you all and keeping everyone in my prayers!
Elder Deniston. :)
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