Semana 73 - Noviembre 2015

Semana 73 - Noviembre 2015

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FINAL BLOG

Well, the time has finally come.

I´m coming home.

I feel like I have been on an emotional roller coaster.

It has been a few days full of Goodbyes but I have also been able to 

see a lot of people that I have really missed.

I had the opportunity to visit a few converts today=)

One showed me her temple recommend and told me she has plans to go to celebrate her one year anniversary as a member.

It was a really special moment!

I think this past week in San Jose was one of the best of my Mission.

I am definitely coming home on a spiritual high=)

Remember little Logan and his family?

This week was their wedding and the Baptism of Silvia=)

She has waited over a year to be able to be baptized...

Being in her wedding and baptism was such a blessing=)

We had another baptism on Sunday...

Hermano Hugo has had contact with the church for a while.

His wife got baptized a long time ago.

With time her children were baptized.

But Hugo was never interested.

I still remember the first time that I went to visit... =)

I knew in the first lesson!

He fought a little fight but I never seen someone so ready to have 

the gospel in his life.

After his confirmation the Bishop asked to have an interview with him.

I wasn´t sure why but he came to talk to us after and told me that he received a calling to be Ward Secretary.

I know!! I was shocked too.

But I know he is super ready=)

Their family is already saving to go to the temple=)

After all the miracles and fun it was time to say goodbye...

It was hard leaving San Jose but the hardest part was leaving Hermana Castillo.

I have had 8 companions and I can´t even put into words how incredible each and everyone is to me=)

I think it is one of the things that I am going to miss most.

I have come to love the mission with my whole heart.

It hurts knowing that my greatest adventure is coming to an end.

But I will be eternally grateful for the opportunity I have had to come 

and serve my Lord.

When they say the in the mission the greatest convert you have will be 

yourself.

It´s so true.

I love the person that the mission has helped me become.

I love the lessons that I have learned.

Good and bad.

But more than anything... I love this Gospel.

It really is the Gospel of Jesus Christ=)

I am excited 

and nervous 

and scared 

and anxious 

and every other emotion possible.

But I have learned to trust in His plan...

So I know that everything will turn out just great=)

President just called me in for my final interview.

See you all SO soon,

One last time,

Hermana Robinson