So
we really worked with Jeison this past week to help him really be ready
for his baptismal interview. We really focused on repentance to be sure
he was fully repented to be able to get baptized. He joyfully exclaimed
to us that he was clean, and he seemed very confident, and happy that
he was repented and ready for the May 7th. He had his interview and he
told the same thing to the district leader. It was really wonderful to
see. His family even admitted that they had seen a huge change in him
over the past month. He may have had problems, but now I am sure that
he's repented and ready for baptism.
So
there is also this Haitian in our ward named Jeanberson. He's 25 years
old, he's always wanted to serve a mission, but complications have
always gotten in the way. He's pretty much had to raise his brothers and
sisters as his parents were never really there. His parents tried
everything they could to stop him and his brother from being members of
the church after they left the church because they couldn't get what
they wanted from the it (money, house, etc.) But even though he's 25
years old, he finally has an opportunity to go on a mission, and he
didn't even hesitate. He's leaving June 22nd to the Santiago mission.
It
was just really inspiring to see a 25 year old who could be focusing on
getting married and stuff like that to just really know his duty as a
member of the church.
Well I can't wait to talk to you guys on Sunday, and I'll tell you all about the baptism too.
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