This is one of the cooler parts of the mission. It has been nice this week-- about 80s. Except for Tuesday, the car thermometer said 110. While tracting we got offered water so many times. We always accept the water bottles because if you recycle two, that's 10 cents. My companion also passes the time tracting by picking up coins. In the last month he has made almost 4 dollars in change. Good work Elder Thatcher. The desert is way hotter than here, so it's nice.
On May 10 (Mother's day) the Covarrubias are going to get baptized. The two of them are so nice and have accepted everything. I think the past couple months they have not had work so that they would be more able to accept the gospel. I am confident that shortly after their baptism they'll find work. The Branch is small so they basically know everybody now.They've only been a few times, but they fit in perfectly.
They have 16-year old twin boys that we haven't yet started teaching. After we get the parents baptized hopefully we will be able to start working on the kids.
Happy 25th Anniversary
The Elder James Meiners
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