We did divisions all this week and found a bunch of good people. We started teaching a family from Haiti the other day and they are really nice and everything. It's a little difficult given that they don't speak much Spanish and we don't speak French but we are working on that. We went to a less active and found his niece who turned out to be really interested. Her name is Abigail and she actually came to church. One of the things I like about the Villa and Buenos Aires in general is that it is really diverse. This week I counted and we talked with people from 14 different countries. It was pretty crazy. One thing that is kind of making it hard for us is that the Villa is that it is about a 20 minute bus ride to the chapel so it's kind of hard to get people to go to church. We are teaching a Peruvian girl named Ruth who is on track to get baptized the 2nd of November but she's having some setbacks. Anyways this week went well. Nothing to complain about, just super busy which is a good thing.
He sent in the chat the countries of the people that he had talked to:
Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, USA, Nigeria, Senegal, and China.
He sent in the chat the countries of the people that he had talked to:
Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, USA, Nigeria, Senegal, and China.
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