Friday, January 1, 2010

some neat experiences

I thought this was cute, my first return visit that i got here is Melatina, i recently went to visit her and now so you have an idea she is probably in her 80´s and still moves about but her knees hurt her bad and has to have an operation on her eyes which she is still waiting to do. I really want her to come to one of the meetings here because she does not live far from the kingdom Hall, she said she would like to go but that her legs hurt her so bad so i told her i´d carry her, she liked that and laughed and she invited me to come back for coffee and cookies and so i did, she wasnt feeling good and was actually laying down resting and got up just to visit me the sweetheart, even though i told she didnt have to because she was feeling bad. So we chatted more and i met her daughter, well i visit her tommorow and im going to ask her to see if she would be willing to go to the meeting if i hired a little moto to pick her up, so the story continues....until next week.

I have a study who has been studing for some time now, i kinda picked up the study from those that had studied with her beforehand and she has the goal of becoming a unbaptized publisher, which is great, she´s 16 years old and well i study with her on weds, well when we sat down to study and i asked here how things were and how her day was - the first thing that she wanted to tell me was that she had an opportunity to informal witness, she was able to explain to someone and show them from the bible that only a certain amount are going to the heavens and that the other group that serve Jehovah will live here on the earth...i was impressed and proud...she is applying what she is learning.

There is a territory that we work that is absolutely gorgeous, anna lousia is what it´s called, so my friend Cayli has a study there it´s about 1hr and 20 min to walk to her study and then there is even more beyond that. Well we were walking there one day and we see this old granpa with his shirt off so we greet him but he doesnt respond, i was thinking oh no maybe he doesnt like witnesses of something...so finally he says to us your Jehovah´s witnesses? yes we say. He asks us if we have the magazines because he enjoys reading them and we pleased that pull some mag´s out and he hands us some money, wow, because we can tell he doesnt have much, he also asks us if he can have a bible and that someone had promised him one the big referece bible because his eye sight is worsening and so we told him we were going to get one for him but that we didnt know about the big one because it takes time to order one and so we promised to visit him the following week and bring a bible an the new magazines, so we did and he generously gave us 20 cordobas as a donation for the bible and was very nice and we also met his grandchildren who were very respectful, we were very impressed, the boys name is Roberto and the sister is Guadalupe, I´m so bringing them a bible story book. When me and Cayli were heading back from her study and we passed by there house again we waved and said Adios, and passed by then we hear from behind the little boy Roberto yelling something to us but we were too far to hear and we were already running late to lunch with the circuit overseer, but we had to know was he was saying, she we hurried back and he tells us i just wanted to say that i hope it goes well with you or Que les vayan bien it´s like saying goodbye or save trip back to where were going.....we thought that was very sweet of that young man he´s only 9 years old or so and so we gave him a hug and told him we´d come back soon.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Oh my Sarah! such encouraging experiences! I love hearing them, and I hope you got the chimmichurri recipe dad texted to you. Sorry Im so challenged by the whole texting thingy. We also had co visit this week and boy would you love this couple! They are in thier forties and so encouraging, I can't wait to hear his talk on Sunday, also I have started to study with Danisha's Mom, Fatisha, I hope it will help them all. She had surgery to remove a tumor about the size of a watermelon and I think it scared her so we have been working to help. Have you spoke with Joel yet? They move into thier little place this week-end. Well sissi we all love you and love to hear you adventures so keep em coming..........love mom

Unknown said...

sarah..ooppss that was me not jean..:)

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the encouraging experiences, it's like my very own Sarah Yearbook :)
-Bobbi

Unknown said...

Hola! Enjoyed reading your bloggie and the pics since I a visual guy! We really are encouraged by your example! KEEP IT UP! Maybe Nat and I will join you for a week or two SOMEDAY! Can I bring Hefe & Mulan so Roger can hear an english speaking bark?

Julissa said...

HEY SARAH!!! I've been reading all your blogs, love it. Sorry for the lack of commenting, but keep it up. I miss you buddy! So, guess what!!!!!! I moving to Spanish, February 1st!!! I totally am stoked. And with Jehovah's help, I am going to master the stinkin language, or maybe not master, but get by. ;-)... Miss you lots. Love you, Julissa.

sarah minner said...

Julissa!!! Im so happy to hear from you buddy! That´s awesome, you moved to the spanish! You know what will help you with your spanish...coming to nica to see me....email me girly and well chat more, good to hear from you and keep it up!

Mariah said...

hey-hey! WOW! those are some amazing experiences! It's so encouraging to hear what you are doing. It's one thing to read experiences like these out of the magazines and yearbooks, but it is even more encouraging to hear things like this from people you know and care about, that you know care about Jehovah! How exciting! And is it just me, or is all that Spanish starting to effect your English?? Well, keep up the good work! Love you lots!!! Mariah :-)