Railroad Museum

Elder Mis

A Baptism with some Unexpected Visitors

 "So the coolest thing that happened this week was that i got to go back to Chiquimula to baptize one of our investigators that we had when we left.  Two of the sisters from the Lopez family got baptized.  I baptized Mariela and Elder Egan baptized Silvia.  It was super awesome to go back there and to participate in the baptism.  I know that they are going to be wonderful members."

Some cows game in the gate and tried to crash the baptism!

Beautiful Zacapa

Chopping Wood

Here I am chopping wood for a member family.  The wife does it every day.

The Second Bridge of Terror

The Giant Bridge of Terror

Changes Again

"On Monday night we got the phone call that both Elder Egan and I were leaving Chiquimula, and that we were going together to the area La Reforma in Zacapa.  We just switched places with the zone leaders there.  

Our house is through the red gate and upstairs

Friends in Chiquimula

Familia Lopez.  Josue, Mailin, Silvia, Diego, Miriam, Marrela, with Lucy in the back

Familia Martinez

Edi Salazar and his daughter

Manni

Hna. Arasely's family

Hno. Myra and his wife

Their home

Baptism of Carlos, Eli, and Maria

"So yesterday was amazing!  The family that we have been teaching got baptized!  The husband lives in the states, so the mom and her two kids got baptized.  The baptismal service was amazing.  We had the baptism right after church, because we couldn't do it on Saturday, so lots of people were there as well as the Relief Society President, the Young Men's President, and the Young Woman's President.  So they all welcomed the family into the ward, as well as the Bishop.  My favorite part of the day was when I got to baptize Carlos. He is the first person that I have ever baptized.  It felt amazing!  Carlos is such a cool kid.  He reminds me a lot of me when I was that age.  I know the church will bless his life so much and will bless the family."

Mother's Day Party

Cool Marimba band for the entertainment

Making visits

Visiting the Familia Miguel

Xororogua, where the Familia Miguel lives