Zone Visits

Everything here is going great. We had a baptism on Saturday that went well. It was for a 13-year-old girl that has been going to church for a couple of years. It was good. Our trip out to Rock Springs and Green River went well too. It was kind of a long drive, and not the best drive. Wyoming isn't the best looking part of the U.S. Rock Springs isn't too big of a city. Most of the cities in Wyoming have less than 15,000 people. The work is going great in our area. We are working with a family in Randolph. The dad is less active and he has two daughters that haven't been baptized yet. That's the one that I talked to y'all about last week. With the girl that asked the bishop about baptism. The baptism that we were supposed to have next weekend got pushed back. The parents pushed it back to February 26th because the grandma couldn't make time in her schedule for a baptism. So we're going to keep working with him. Another person we are working with is a Peruvian sheepherder name Anibal. He came to church on Sunday. He's very humble and loves to read. So he's excited about reading the Book of Mormon. Things for the zone are looking great. Not as good as we were hoping, but we're still going to beat the record for baptisms in the zone for a month. So that will be exciting. The work is continuing to go forth. On Sunday we gave talks. They were for about 20 minutes. I talked about making Christ a foundation in our lives. And in another sacrament meeting I translated it all for Anibal into spanish using the transmitter. It was a lot of fun. Well that's about it going on right now.