If you would like to send a letter:Elder Eric San Diego
Apartado Postal 118-184
Gustavo A. Madero
Mexico, D.F. C.P 07051
If you want to send a package:
You write this exactly, including Elder Jose Luis Escobar Maya (They don't like more than one name coming to the same PO Box when dealing with packages).
Elder Jose Luis Escobar Maya
Apartado Postal 118-184
Gustavo A. Madero
Mexico, D.F. C.P 07051
To make sure Elder San Diego gets the package just make sure his last name is in the return address (or next to the return address).
Elder San Diego's Address
Explanation on Sending Packages and Letters
November 21, 2011
Mark Your Calendars for December 3rd!
¡HOLA!
Lots of good work this week and lots of people progressing!
This week Elder Valdovinos and I finished knocking in our area, so we started on round two of knocking and had great success! We met a lady named Patricia and taught her about the Plan of Salvation. She loved it and we are making plans for her to be baptized. We also met with a woman named Andrea who had talked with the missionaries ten years before, but the missionaries were transferred and none ever came back. We taught her a little about the Restoration again and she loves talking with us. We hope to commit her to a baptismal date this week and have her baptized on the 3rd of December!
For the most part, this week was pretty calm as we knocked and contacted a bunch of people. We finally met back up with one of our investigators, Sanjuana, on Friday and taught her and her grand-daughters about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Spirit was storng in the lesson. They loved listening to us and learning more about the gospel. Sanjuana came to church this week and knows that she needs to get baptized in the correct form by Jesus Christ's example, so we are setting her up to also be baptized on the 3rd of December. We promised her that as she obeys these commandments from God, that she will be blessed in her life and will have more peace in all she does. I know this to be true! When we have faith and are obedient to God´s commandments, He is able to open the windows of heaven and work miracles in our lives.
On Saturday, one of the wards in our stake had a youth missionary activity. They were paired up to go out with the missionaries and spend the whole day with us doing awesome missionary stuff! It was a neat activity and we had a lot of fun knocking and teaching with our assigned youth. We taught Patricia about the Restoration of the true church of Christ and she was very receptive. We extended a baptismal invitation which she accepted, so we are working on making that commitment firm, resolving all her questions and preparing her for baptism on the 3rd of December!
On Sunday, Sanjuana came to church with us; which was really awesome! Jonathan also came to church on his own! He is doing great! He's continuing to read the Book of Mormon and praying daily! What a great guy! I know that he will be so good and firm in following the gospel. Later, we met Sanjuana´s daughter and taught her about the Gospel of Jesus Christ and she accepted to be baptized. She says that her daughters can continue talking with us and also be baptized, so we hope to baptize all of them on December 3rd!
Today was the usual p-day except we played football today as a zone against another zone. Pretty fun. I threw for two touchdowns and got one pick (interception), so it was a good day.
We are working really hard and I know that through our efforts, we will be blessed by God with families to baptize. Fun stuff! Lots and lots of hope and anticipation for December 3rd and the rest of this year!
I love you all!
¡Ten fe y se obediente!
Todo mi amor,
Elder San Diego
Lots of good work this week and lots of people progressing!
This week Elder Valdovinos and I finished knocking in our area, so we started on round two of knocking and had great success! We met a lady named Patricia and taught her about the Plan of Salvation. She loved it and we are making plans for her to be baptized. We also met with a woman named Andrea who had talked with the missionaries ten years before, but the missionaries were transferred and none ever came back. We taught her a little about the Restoration again and she loves talking with us. We hope to commit her to a baptismal date this week and have her baptized on the 3rd of December!
For the most part, this week was pretty calm as we knocked and contacted a bunch of people. We finally met back up with one of our investigators, Sanjuana, on Friday and taught her and her grand-daughters about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Spirit was storng in the lesson. They loved listening to us and learning more about the gospel. Sanjuana came to church this week and knows that she needs to get baptized in the correct form by Jesus Christ's example, so we are setting her up to also be baptized on the 3rd of December. We promised her that as she obeys these commandments from God, that she will be blessed in her life and will have more peace in all she does. I know this to be true! When we have faith and are obedient to God´s commandments, He is able to open the windows of heaven and work miracles in our lives.
On Saturday, one of the wards in our stake had a youth missionary activity. They were paired up to go out with the missionaries and spend the whole day with us doing awesome missionary stuff! It was a neat activity and we had a lot of fun knocking and teaching with our assigned youth. We taught Patricia about the Restoration of the true church of Christ and she was very receptive. We extended a baptismal invitation which she accepted, so we are working on making that commitment firm, resolving all her questions and preparing her for baptism on the 3rd of December!
On Sunday, Sanjuana came to church with us; which was really awesome! Jonathan also came to church on his own! He is doing great! He's continuing to read the Book of Mormon and praying daily! What a great guy! I know that he will be so good and firm in following the gospel. Later, we met Sanjuana´s daughter and taught her about the Gospel of Jesus Christ and she accepted to be baptized. She says that her daughters can continue talking with us and also be baptized, so we hope to baptize all of them on December 3rd!
Today was the usual p-day except we played football today as a zone against another zone. Pretty fun. I threw for two touchdowns and got one pick (interception), so it was a good day.
We are working really hard and I know that through our efforts, we will be blessed by God with families to baptize. Fun stuff! Lots and lots of hope and anticipation for December 3rd and the rest of this year!
I love you all!
¡Ten fe y se obediente!
Todo mi amor,
Elder San Diego
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