time goes by too fast!

On Saturday, we had a member (hermana Mosqueda) from Ramona (a city close to Escondido that used to be in our mission but was taken out and given to San Diego about a year and a half ago) call us.  She told us that she had someone for us to teach!  So, Saturday night, we went over.  It was a family of 4: Fabrisio (dad, from Chile), Yolanda (mom, from Mexico), Denya (19) and Allen (13).  They said they had been taught a little by missionaries before, about 6 months ago, in Escondido.  Then they moved to San Marcos and lost contact.  Hermana Mosqueda from Ramona met them about 4 months ago and started to become their friends.  She said last week that she had a really strong impression to call them up to set up an appointment with the missionaries.  Denya has some sort of cancer and hermana Mosqueda said she was thinking of Denya and that she needed to bring the missionaries over to teach the family.  We taught them about faith and that through faith and doing the things God asks of us, we can be healed.  At the end of the lesson, we gave her a blessing!  it was sweet!!!  The family is really cool.  The mom is a little duro, but I could see them being baptized soon. 

On Friday (the day before), we got another new investigator!  His name is Elias and we talked to him about Wednesday or something.  He seems pretty cool. 

Yesterday we were knocking on one street and we ran into this guy named Raul.  We were talking to him about eternal families and he got really interested in the power of sealing families together after death.  He has a wife and a 3 year old daughter.  He also told us he was looking for a church to go to because the one he goes to now isn't satisfying.  So, we are going to introduce him to the BEST church! 

That's really all that happened this week.  It was kind of slow, but it's flying by!

So, with the caterpillar... It wasn't cooked, I don't think. I chewed it and it was dead.  And it tasted disgusting.  But, now I can say I have eaten a caterpillar!  WOO!  Like I ate menudo!  WOO!

Elder Acaro is good companion.  I have started to lose some Spanish because I speak so much English with him!  haha.  We get along pretty well.  His area before was like, jam packed 100% Spanish people, and now that he has moved here, he thinks it's the same, but it's like jam packed 90% white people.  So, that causes some conflict because he wants to do things like he did in his old area, but we work it out pretty good.  I just figured this out the other day, but I am greenie busting!  Crazy!  Greenie busting Elder Nealy's brother!  (because Elder Driaza trained Elder Nealy and Elder Acaro, so they are brothers)  But, being with Elder Acaro is like teaching English classes all day!  It's fun!

Only one new Spanish missionary came in, and Elder Driaza is training him!  But, not for long because Elder Driaza goes home at the end of this transfer... I haven't met any of the English ones though.  But that's okay, who needs English missionaries? ;)

I did receive all the packages!  Thank you!  I was going to send some pictures today, but I forgot my adapter thing... So, next week!  Pinky promise!

Congrats to Maddy and her soccer team!  The championship is super good!  That's too bad they lost though :(  Maybe next year!

I didn't send anything about the BYU game?!  Maybe it was because I was so angry... haha jk, that's too bad they lost :( good thing they didn't play on Sunday though!  ;)  why did they lose to Boise State?!?!  YAY Westlake!

Have a wonderful week! Love, Elder Hunt

P.S.

The weather here is still perfect and I can never go back to Utah.

New companion: Elder Acaro!

So, I have another thing to add on my super weird items that I have eaten list.  For a part of zone activity last week, we ate... Caterpillars!!!  YAY!  They were kind of gross and didn't taste very good, but now I can say I have eaten a caterpillar!  WOO!

So, I am getting a new companion today.  Usually we don't know who they are until Tuesday night during transfer meeting, but Elder Acaro is actually already serving in this ward, so they just decided to tell me so that he could just move his stuff here and not have to go through the big hassle of taking everything to transfer meeting and then bringing it all back.  I don't know if I have told you anything about Elder Acaro before, but I worked with him for like, 4 or 5 hours when I was in Vista.  He is from Peru, so he is learning English.  He has improved a lot from when I saw him last!  His area down in Escondido is PACKED with Spanish people.  So, it's going to be a good learning experience for him with all these white people in San Marcos! 

I was in English work again (for like, 6 hours).  Elder Lewis received a call to be District Leader, so he went to a meeting on Friday.  there is another Elder close by to us (in English) that received a call too, so Elder Lewis and the other Elder went to the meeting together and I stayed with Elder Campbell, the companion of the other Elder.  It was a lot of fun, but I am so glad I am in Spanish work!  We had a cool few lessons and I met some cool people. 

So, 15 on 15... Not even close.  There was one on 15 though!  WOO!  A little 9 year old girl was baptized, named Liahona.  There's a long story to go with that name too... One of our ward members (we are pretty sure he is one of the three Nephites because he has so many crazy stories about missionary work and life and stuff) baptized this little girl's mom about 10 years ago.  She was prego back then, and she still hadn't decided a name.  So, this hermano told the mom Liahona would be a good name.  She fell in love with it, and then named her baby that.  But, then she went inactive in the church and stuff, stuff, stuff.  But, then her daughter was baptized!  So, at least we had one baptism on the 15th!  YAY!  (not from us though; Elder Gneiting and Elder Hansen)

Yesterday we had a cool experience.  We were knocking in one complex and we knocked on this one door and this lady answered.  We started to talk to her about the Gospel and stuff, but she didn't seem interested.  So, we asked her if there was anyone else around that might be interested.  She pointed to the door across from her and so we went and knocked it and taught a lesson!  That's the first time that has ever happened to me!  In all my time as a missionary (which is a lot), I have never seen that happen before.  So, that was super cool.  Sadly, the kid wasn't interested in us returning back, but it was still SWEET!

Yes, we are still teaching all of our new investigators we found!  Sadly, we haven't seen them in like, a week...  But, we are still trying!  We actually got another one, but we are going to pass her off to the English missionaries, because she said she was more comfortable in English... Psh.

Angel Reyes was like, the #1 pick a few years ago in football.  He was going to go to Texas, but had a fight with another player and got removed... He lived in Vegas, but moved here and was here when he got into the fight.  That's all I could tell you about him.  We haven't taught him anything yet, but hopefully soon! 

I haven't received any packages yet, but I will tonight!

YAY! Take a picture of my plaque!  I want to see it!  Did you ever put up that picture of Christ that I sent home?

Tell Maddy congrats for me!  And tell her when the soccer season is over and they are champions that she should BURN that shirt!  omj  (jk)

Why does Westlake suck this year? :( 

Well, I hope you have a wonderful week!  I am excited for this next transfer! 

love, elder hunt

p.s. I hope you like the pictures!

A few families that we have noches de hogar with every Monday night. Last one with Elder Lewis

My district- Elder Gneiting, Elder Hansen, Elder Hunt, Elder Lewis

Elder Lewis & I at the temple grounds

MILAGROS!

This last week was packed full of milagros! (miracles for you non-Spanish speakers)  This week we got 4 new investigators!  FOUR!  That's more than I have had my whole first 4 four weeks here!  We found this one lady, Patricia, in our complex about 2 weeks ago and told her we were sharing a message about Jesus Christ.  That's one.  A few days later, we were contacting in our complex again and we found another lady named Idilia.  Guess what?  She rents out a room in her apartment to Patricia!  So, 3 of our new investigators live in the same apartment!  The other one is Alberto, the husband of Patricia.  So, when we went and taught them, we got to know them a lot more.  They are Catholic (like almost all Hispanics) but hardly ever go (like all Hispanics).  So, since they don't go and since they study the word for themselves, they hardly know anything about even their own church... Like, they didn't even know what the Ten Commandments were... But, that's okay!  Since they don't know anything about religion, they might as well learn the right stuff the first time!  So, that was a cool miracle.  We found three new investigators in the same house the same week!  Our other investigator is Cecilia.  Her husband was supposed to be in the lesson with us too, but he went to Mejico for something.  His name is Joel.  He is the cousin of one of the members of the obispado here.  They seem like a really nice couple too and hopefully we can contact the husband too. 

OMJ.  The best thing happened on Sunday.  We found... ANGEL REYES!  YAY!  Elder Lewis and I were both thinking that we hadn't tried to contact him in a long time, and WE FOUND HIM.  Turns out the number he gave us was the number of his girlfriend, with whom he broke up like, 2 days after us talking with him.  So, all the times we tried to call the number he gave us, it was actually his ex-girlfriend.  We also forgot to write down his actual house number (we had the street), so we could never find him... BUT WE FOUND HIM!!!  Remember the questions about baptism he had last time?  Well, he still had those questions, but made himself even more golden by saying, "Oh, I think this life is just something where we are born, we work, pay bills, and then die."  What fun would a life like that be?!  Not fun at all!  So, Angel is so ready for the Gospel right now!  Oh man, it's going to be sweet when we finally are able to teach him.   

So, yeah.  That was the miracles for this week.  This is the last week of this transfer, so we are expecting to see a lot more miracles this week!  Everyone tells me I am going to be training this next transfer, and we will find out tomorrow!  I kind of hope I do, because I love greenies and their greenie fire.  They are just so dang cool! 

So, the 15th is this weekend... I have no idea if we are going to have 15 baptisms or not... But, from what everyone has been saying about their investigators, probably not :( There are lots of marriage problems (divorce, people living with people with who they are not married but they cannot get married because their spouse still lives in Mexico and divorce papers take forever and Hispanics are lazy and don't want to get divorced...).  So, I think the most we will have is like, 8 or 9.  Which is still really good! 

I haven't received any packages yet... Probably not until Friday or Saturday.  I am excited though!  Thanks for the sweet stuff!

Time goes by too quickly!  It certainly does not feel like 10 months since I have been out!  But, then at the same time, it feels like all I have done my whole life is just be a missionary!  I cannot even remember what it is like to do things other than missionary things!

Well, that's all this week!  We came early today because we have a zone activity at 11.  It's going to be SWEET!!!

Have a super wonderful week!

Love, Elder Hunt

Being a missionary is the best!

We had another super awesome contact this week (like Angel Reyes however many weeks ago).  But, this time, we were able to find him again after we contacted him :)  His name is Jose True, and he had a lot of the same problems that Angel had.  He feels like he has a ton of anger inside him and that he can't be forgiven of the things he has done.  But, guess what?  He can!  YAY!  So, we told him that and he seemed really excited!  He has a daughter of 1 1/2 years and said that he also wants to try to be a better example for her so that she can be raised better.  Also, when we introduced the Book of Mormon to him, he just understood it right away.  He was like, "Yeah, it makes sense that God would give us more words because he loved all his children!"  So, that was sweet.  That was last Wednesday, 29 de agosto.  We taught him for the first time on Saturday, 1 de septiembre.  We taught him about the Gospel of Jesus Christ and he really liked it all.  Then we invited him to be baptized and he said it was a huge commitment and he wanted to learn more first before taking such a big step.  So, that was kind of sad, but he is still super interested!  We have another appointment with him... Tomorrow, I think?  I am not sure... But, we are going to teach him again!  We wanted him to be one of the 15 baptisms, but we think he has a lot of things to go through first...  He does marijuana for "medical purposes" and he has a girlfriend living with him... So.  We will work on that.  Speaking of the 15, as a ward and as missionaries, we have seen so many miracles happening.  I don't remember if I told you this, but during the last transfer meeting we had, President Cook gave the mission a special blessing; something he has never done before.  He said that with the keys that he held (because he is the mission president) he blessed the mission that everyone would have a successful transfer if they worked hard and did the correct things.  Everything is all just falling into place for this 15 on 15 to happen.  It's going to be SWEET!  Maybe we will even get in the Liahona!  That would be cool! 

Our ward mission leader (who served with Hermano Hardy in Fresno) taught us a cool way to obtain referrals from members last week.  So, we have been trying this out and we have seen some pretty cool stuff.  We went to go teach this one lady in our area who has lots of friends to share the Gospel with.  So, we did this thing (called ATM: Awaken The Members) with her in order to get a reference from her.  While we were saying the final prayer before we were about to leave, she said a name of one of her other friends just popped into her head.  She said that she never would have thought about this person before.  So, that was a awesome milagro!  We haven't received the info from her yet about her friends, but hopefully soon!

Another cool little miracle is that we have been trying to meet with this less active to get him on the road to the Melquisdec Priesthood (I can't even spell that in English or Spanish!)  Anyways, we have been trying all transfer in order to meet with him.  We finally got in with him on Sunday to talk about getting the priesthood.  It was really cool how it all worked out.  We started to ask him first about how he knew the church was true.  Then why he went still.  Then somehow it ended up on the sacerdocio and he said he had talked to obispo that very day about trying to get on the path to the priesthood!  That was cool how that all worked out.

Then yesterday we had a super good zone meeting about just getting back to the basics.  The mission is pretty old right now (mainly English) and it is going to become pretty young soon.  Next transfer, there are going to be like, 20+ new missionaries. IN ENGLISH WORK.  I don't even know how many in Spanish work!  It's crazy.  So, we had a meeting and did some practices about just getting back to the basics so that we, as older missionaries, can help the younger missionaries be even better than we are now.  It was a lot of fun.  Someone shared a quote from Elder Holland that I really liked too: "Missionary work is not easy because salvation is not a cheap experience."  This church is a church of sacrifice.  Everybody has to sacrifice something in order to become like Jesus Christ.  That's the whole point in life.  To become like our Brother, Jesus.  To do that, we need to sacrifice our time and our efforts in further progressing the church.  And what you were doing this past weekend is exactly that.  Through all the flooding and mudslides that happen, you and all the other volunteers sacrificed their time and other things in order to help others.  That's what life is all about.  I am so glad to hear about all the volunteers that showed up!  I would have loved to show up, but there are people that need my help here in San Marcos. :)

So, that's all I have for this week!  I hope you all have a fantastic week!

Love, Elder Hunt

Another week in paradise

So, I don't think I will ever be able to live in Utah again.  The weather here is like heaven.  Actually, no.  Not like heaven, it IS heaven.  So, if I don't come home on a plane whenever I am supposed to come home, you now will know why :)

This week I had exchanges with Elder Gneiting and Elder Hansen.  They are both fantastic missionaries.  Since we don't have a lot of investigators (we got one this week!) we had a lot of finding time.  But, we saw some pretty cool miracles.  When I was with Elder Gneiting, we were teaching this one less active family, los Aragon.  They were baptized about 5 years ago, and were super strong and went to the temple and everything.  Then they kinda started to fall away... :( But, they are getting back into it now, super strong!  So, we had a lesson with them, and the son and his wife was there!  The son is a member, but the wife is not.  So, we started to teach the wife and had the rest of the family help us teach her.  It was a cool experience to see how much knowledge they really do have of the Gospel.  And it turns out that the son and wife live in the area of Elder Gneiting and Elder Hansen!  So, that was a cool miracle.  The wife has listened to missionaries before, but then they moved and lost contact and stuff.  So, now, they have another chance!  YAY! 

So, I don't remember if I told you this or not, but before I arrived here, Elder Gneiting and Elder Lewis were out knocking doors one day and they ran into a member.  Well, at first, they didn't know he was a member, but after talking to him for a little, they found out.  Well, he said he didn't want anything to do with the church because he didn't believe in it anymore.  Him and his wife were in the process of moving, and so the Elders asked if they needed help.  So, they started to help them out.  This was the week before I arrived in San Marcos.  So, when I arrived here, we all went over to help them.  They used to live in the other area, but then they moved into ours!  YAY!  So, we helped them move all their stuff, arrange it all (he's like 60s and can barely walk and she works like all day long).  So, when we were done moving them all in and stuff, he told us he wanted to learn everything over from the beginning again!  And so, we started to teach him, and his wife!  He is from Brazil, so he speaks Portuguese and Spanish and English.  She is from Peru and only speaks Spanish.  He was baptized here in the US, and moved to Peru for some business thing (he's really smart) and met his wife there and he took her to church.  She is Catholic (like every other Spanish speaker) but she told us she liked the way she felt in our church better.  So, can you say baptism?! 

Now, for the best part of this whole week.  if you have seen the Liahona this month (or whatever it is in English) there was an article about 21 people being baptized the same day in Brazil.  There is this hermano here, (his name is hermano Tippetts) that is super amazing with the missionaries.  We are pretty sure he is one of the three Nefitas.  But, he saw this article and last week, on our way to the temple, he said he wanted to do this in our ward.  So, as a prone, we started to plan things out for us to be able to do this.  We just finalized the plans yesterday, and we have planned to have 15 baptisms the 15th of septiembre!  How cool would that be?!  That would be such a memory maker for the ward, us as missionaries, the people who are baptized, everyone!  It would set the ward on fire with missionary work and catch the attention of all the investigators who are afraid to commit.  So, that's the goal we have right now.  I am not sure how many dates we have now, but we are totally going to do it and it's going to be AWESOME. MILAGRO!

So, bad news.  We were out going to an appointment on Sunday and... My camera dropped :( it's totally fine, the screen is not broken, I can do all the functions and stuff... But, the lens broke or something :( so, I cannot take pictures... But!  Good news!  There is a Fry's in our area! Fry's!  Woo!  So, today, we are going to check out some cameras to see if I can get a new one that will work good and is cheap-ish.  So, I don't have any pictures to send today :( sorry!

San Marcos is kind of like Rancho.  But, with a lot less apartments.  At least in our area.  It's a richy place.  The weather is basically the same as Vista.  Maybe a little bit hotter, but not too much.  Not as hot as Escondido.  OH MAN IT IS HOT.  We have full time car!  It's a Malibu and I hate it.  It has a bunch of cool little features, but overall, definitely not a good car...

I didn't notice any earthquake... What time was it at?

I think the best memories I have of Grandpa are all the trips we took with them.  It was such a good bonding time for us as cousins, and as grandchildren/grandparents.  Just hanging out, driving, stories... All of those trips were so much fun.

I want to see the hole in the house!  Send me a picture!

Poor Westlake :( Thanks for the update though!  I love hearing about what's going on!  Update me on BYU too, when they play! Por favor! :)

Well, that's all I have for this week.  This next week we have full of citas, so it's going to be an exciting week!

I hope you all have an exciting week too!

Love, Elder Hunt

TEMPLO

Hoy, fuimos al templo de San Diego!  It was AWESOME.  I have some pictures included of how awesome it really is.  P.S. The last picture is of the super tall Elder I told you about.  His name is Elder Hansen and he is 6'9"! OMJ!  Also, a picture of Elder Owens, since his picture with me was lost :( dang Post Office

So, since our area is kind of new-ish, we haven't had a super amount of work...  But, we had some pretty cool miracles this week!

Last Thursday, we were going to this house of an investigator.  We contacted a guy named Angel Reyes (he's famous; look him up).  He said he wasn't big into religion, because he knew he if he went into religion, he would know of all the bad things he has done in his life."  Then we started asking him and few questions about that and we told him how that baptism is for a remission of sins.  He is Catholic, so he has some messed up way of thinking what baptism really is.  But, when we told him about how through the Atonement of Christ and baptism, all the sins and things he has done wrong can be washed away, if he really had a sincere desire.  When we told him that, he like, lit up!  It was so cool to see.  He said he was super interested in learning more, so we took down his info, and are probably going to see him tonight!

Then, the next day, when we arrived home at night, someone came out and talked to us.  Turns out, she was a member, that just got baptized in Febrero, and she just moved here from Fresno (where Hermano Hardy (my MTC teacher) served! There is a return missionary in this ward that served with him! (kinda. They were zone leaders together.(not together together, but at the same time.))  So, she asked us for the number of the missionaries for her ward.  then, when we were getting ready to go home, she told us her cousin (who lives with her) was placing a lot of interest in learning about the Church too!  So, after she is done moving (or before, I don't know) we are going to set up an appointment with her cousin!  We don't have a lot of work right now, but Heavenly Father sure is blessing us with some for the future!

Yesterday, we had Zone Conference!  YAY!  I always love Zone Conference, because we always learn such cool things because President Cook is such a fantastic mission president. 

Sorry this email is so short this week.  We had lots of finding time, and not a whole lot of teaching...

Elder Lewis told me what ward he is from, but I don't even remember what is was... But, he said he was from the St. Louis

I cannot believe I didn't tell you about English classes!  They started them about 3 weeks before I arrived here. (They must have known I was coming ;) )  But, the turn out is really good.  It's mainly members that come, so we are trying to have the members invite their friends and stuff too.  But, we have seen some cool miracles already!  The first day when I arrived, one guy came (non-member) and said he was going to come to church on Sunday!  Guess what? He did!  He is on vacation right now, so we haven't seen him for about a week and a half, but he should be coming back soon, and coming to church again!  He said he liked it! 

Yep, I am the Senior companion in this companionship.

I did make it back to Vista for the bautismo of Jennifer!  And she asked me to baptize her too!  That was super cool.  Hopefully the first of many to come! (I included a picture) :)  And Manuel has still not been confirmed...  More problems with his transportation...  But, hopefully he was on Sunday!  Or this next Sunday...

So, you decided to replace me with a dog?  ;)  You should send me a different picture, because that one didn't work :(

Congrats on your new calling, Mom!  That's awesome!  You will be an awesome Block Captain!  Speaking of being prepared, the mission is really pushing 72 hour kits to be prepared in case anything happens.  I was wondering if you could find me some kind of bag to put all my stuff in.  I have most of the food, personal hygeine, clothes, garments and stuff ready, I just don't have a good enough bag to put it all in...  Do you think you could look around for a good bag that doesn't cost a whole lot?  That would be cool

Tell Maddy congrats on her soccer team!

That's all I have for this week!  I hope you like the pictures!  I finally have a way to send them now, so I will be sending them!  Have a wonderful week!

Love, Elder Hunt

SAN MARCOS. ELDER LEWIS.

So, last week I made it safe and sound to my brand new area: San Marcos, California!  We have a little bit of Escondido too.  There used to be hermanas in this area, so Elder Lewis and I are the first Elders in a few years (like 3 or something).  The Spanish missionaries in Escondido are in a special sort of condition.  We are called a "prone (pre-zone)".  We don't have enough missionaries to be an entire zone yet, but we are too big to be incorporated into the English zone.  Three months ago, when the big group of missionaries left, Escondido had it's own zone.  But, then all the big group left and then the zone was downsized because we lost a lot of missionaries.  We still have some areas in the mission closed down because there aren't enough missionaries.  But, there should be coming in 3 or 4 the end of this transfer, so hopefully some more areas will be opened up.  Another cool thing is that because we are a "prone" we have two districts.  One district has 3 companionships, and the other has two!  That's the one I am in!  I am in a district with Elder Lewis, my companion, Elder Gneiting, who I served with in Vista for one transfer and Elder Hansen, Elder Gneiting's greenie.  It's pretty cool only having 4 Elderes in a district.  We had District Meeting yesterday, and it was awesome.  Hermana Farr is here in Escondido too! 

So, my new companion is Elder Craig Lewis.  Guess where he is from?  Not Utah!  St. Louis, Missouri!  Elder Lewis from St. Louis... Ha.  He has been out less than I have (3 months) but he is a super good missionary too.  He has VERY good Spanish!  He's really cool and we get along pretty well. 

The ward in this area is HUGE. 600+ members!  It used to be 2 different branches, but then they combined it about a year and a half ago because one of the branches had no priesthood at all.  It wasn't a very good idea though, from what I have been told because a lot of people went inactive because of the change in leaders or because the church building was too far.  But, we are trying to get 80 baptisms this year, so that the ward can split again into two different branches.  There used to be 12 missionaries in ths ward!  That's how big it is!  There are 10 now. 

So, not much has happened in my first week here.  Because some missionaries left, the areas were made bigger here.  Elder Gneiting and Elder Lewis were companions before and they covered the area of Elders Gneiting/Hansen and our area.  So, when Elder Hansen and I came, the areas were split.  Elder Gneiting and Elder Lewis worked mainly in the other area, and so there wasn't a whole lot of investigators here.  But, we did have one!  But, they turned out to be sooooooo set on their Bible and did not want anything else.  Elder Gneiting and Elder Lewis had taught them once before about 2 weeks ago, and from what they had told me from that lesson, the family was solid.  But, when we went over last Saturday, that was not the case...  They just kept on reading scriptures from the Bible and interpreting them the wrong way.  They believed that God, Jesus and the Holy Ghost are all the same being, even though we showed them many scriptures in the Bible that says otherwise.  Their minds were just so closed and hearts so hardened.  It's really sad to see people like that, because you just want to help them so much!  But, you can't shove the Gospel down their throat, because they have to figure it out for themselves.  Maybe one day they will get baptized, but definitely not now...

So, guess who is the new companion of Elder Simmons?  Elder Nealy!  Lucky!

I still have no idea if Manuel was ever confirmed... His wife was super sick the last week I was there, and so he wasn't able to come...  But, I should be returning back to Vista for Jennifer's baptism, so hopefully they tell me he was finally confirmed!  Speaking of tall
companions, I will send you a picture soon of how tall Elder Gneiting's companion is :)

So... I am really sad about my SD card :( I thought about waiting until I was able to mail my pants, but I thought you would want to see the pictures more quickly... I guess the good thing is that I was only in Vista for three months... But all those pictures are gone :( there were some good ones too!  Like of the SWEET new board we received in Vista my last week there!  :( :( :(  and that was my 16gig SD card too :( Maybe a miracle will happen! 

Thanks for the package!  I really like the shirt!  I haven't had a chance to wear it yet, but hopefully soon! 

So, that's about it this week!  We are working hard to get more investigators to teach them about the one and only true Gospel!  This really is the one and only true Church upon the face of the Earth.  I have run into SO many different people interpreting the Bible in so many different ways; it's not even funny.  I am so glad to have el Libro de Mormon so that we can know the TRUTH of the Gospel!  People we run in to get mad at us all the time because we don't carry around the Bible.  We tell them, "Why we would carry around a book that isn't even complete?"  The Bible is a wonderful book, and it is necessary for our knowledge of Christ, but we have the Book of Mormon today to help us understand the correct doctrine of Christ even more!

Have a super wonderful week!  I love you!  I will be praying for a miracle so that somehow, someway someone will find the SD card!

Love, Elder Hunt

P.S.  You are the best