Jonah's Mission

Hola buen dia! I know it's been a while since i wrote but its been busy so its okay, a ton of changes have happened so this might be interesting.   I got transferred! It was super sad leaving Las matas de Farfán because i literally knew the entire town but im also super excited for this new area.   My new area is called Piantini and it is the complete opposite of Las matas, it is deep capital and the richest area on the mission, our ward is also crazy, it has 4 american families including our bishop, they're all here to work at the embassy.   Most of the americans here dont speak very much spanish and so i get to translate everything, the first time it was really rough and i felt super bad for the people listening but i think it is getting better.   We also have the temple in our area so that is super awesome. This means thats most of the 70s are also in our ward. My first sunday here the stake president, 2 70s, and the mission president all came. It was very powerfu...

  Weyyyy klkklk como estan? I hope that you have all had an amazing week! The mission is going amazing and im so happy to be here. I continue to learn every day that its the best desision that i have ever made. Alright noe about my week I have developed a habit of finding and looking for coins on the ground, this week i found an american quarter on the ground, i have no clue how it got all the way out here to this tiny town but it now adds to my collection. Ive found coins from 4 diffent countrys Yesterday night some of our haitian friends invited us to there evangelical church and man it was insane, lots ans lots of music and stading up and swaying back and forth and was very strange and different but the hospitality of the people there was amazing, they all came up and said hi and made us feel like we were the most important guests that had ever walked into the church, i truly have grown to love the hatian people. I have never met a people so humble and kind.   While doing a...