Things are going great in
the mission. Yesterday, President called me to be assistant, so now I
will have Pday on Saturdays. This week I had Elder Leguizamo as my
companion. He is from Ecuador and is really excited about working and
baptizing. So we went out and put a few baptismal dates. We taught Luis
Angel, Carolina's brother and he is getting ready to get baptized! We
also were able to talk with Claudia and she is closer than ever to
getting baptized. I love her example and everything that she has done in
her life. I have really enjoyed this week.
On Thursday, we went to Enrique's house. He is from
Huehuetenango, but his wife is from the States, so he knows everything
about Thanksgiving and so the three zones in Huehue got together for a
little ugly sweater contest and a Thanksgiving lunch. It was so much
fun.
On Friday, we had a multi-zone conference. It was
wonderful. I really loved it. the Office elders put together a little
image book that is really sweet and it looks so professional. It is
really going to help us to be better teachers in the mission. Friday
morning President called me and asked if I would be willing to serve as
assistant. I am scared and worried and I just don't want to mess up.
However, I am excited for this opportunity. Elder Tejero is once again
my comp. I am really excited about everything.
I was really sad to leave my last area. I said
goodbye to Claudia and other investigators, but it was hardest to say
goodbye to Marvin and his family. I really love them so much and I was
really sad that I wasn't able to help them to do more. Lately I have
been realizing that there isn't even time in life to do enough good.
Honestly, time is flying and every day, I realize more and more that
this time in the mission will not be enough to do the good that I want
to do and that I feel like is necessary. I feel like it will be the same
for our time in life. I don't think that we should worry too much about
regrets and worry more about what good we can do in life. I love this
gospel and the church and the mission. I love you all. Thank you for
everything.
Love,
Elder Hilton
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