Duncan, Jarom

Dearest friends, I think i forgot to hit send last week on the email. I've included it below. As for this week, there were a couple ups, a couple downs, and a lot more faith in Christ. Some things we did get to do were help move a lot of handlines, which are big pipe segments used to water large sections of field. That was epic! We got to talk to a dear friend Eddie, too. He texted us after church asking us over for a lesson, and then later we had it and told him what we talked about in church. He finished that with bearing his testmony of what he knows is true. He is awesome. I included a picture of a car below that he bought. I learned this week that repentance is a process. It is something you are always trying to do, always trying to improve. And you can. Your're never stuck. And if you ever feel alone in your efforts, Christ knows exactly how you feel, and though you might not see it, he's standing right next to you helping you lift the weight you're carrying. Èlde...

Hey family and friends! This week was up and down, and every part of it was awesome, with hindsight! Transfers happened, and... I'm staying in Basin City with Elder Day and Jacobs! We had one time we were headed to a lesson, so we parked the car, overviewed the lesson, then went in. We taught our friend Ambrosio, and it went great. When we came back out, I saw the car lights on, which was strange. Then I checked my pocket, and finding it empty, I'd realized my fatal mistake. I left the keys in the ignition of a car sitting in the middle of town. I learned quickly, and swore to never let it happen again. Then the same thing happened a few hours later. I'm proud to say, I've now got a six day streak not leaving the keys in ignition!!  We had a friend we taught say that after coming to church, she felt so much joy and peace. She felt unsure whether or not that was a good thing, because that had never been what she had known or expected from church. Thankfully, her friend a...

Hello! This week was great! I can't believe it's already May! -Free popsicles- We stopped by a house to get in contact with a friend. She wasn't there, but her husband was, and he told us that he didnt have time. But, he did have enough time to lead us to the other side of the house and give us some delicious frozen cream popsicles. The people here are seriously the kindest. The phrase "mi casa es tu casa" (my house is your house) is a staple here. I have just about finished a study for easter, focused on all of the accounts leading up to and the events after Christ's resurrection.(I super reccomend it. "Jesus the Christ" helps put things into context very well) i was then reading in the Book of Mormon, where Jesus visits and blesses the people. I was struck to see how much he loved them. So much that it brought him to tears of joy. Jesus Christ loves you so much, and he is filled with joy when you come to him. [20] And they arose from the earth, and...