BARRANQUILLA , COLOMBIA MISSION
Chronicles of Colombia
Monday, December 31, 2012
See You Soon!
12/31/12
Hola Familia!
Please know that I truly know that Christ is my Savior and Redeemer, who lives and runs his church through living prophets and apostles.
I love you, see you soon!
Love you all tons!
Elder Taylor
Hola Familia!
Please know that I truly know that Christ is my Savior and Redeemer, who lives and runs his church through living prophets and apostles.
I love you, see you soon!
Love you all tons!
Elder Taylor
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
12/24/12
Hola Familia!
Phew, we survived Los cambios and now have a zone of 18 missionaries in 4 districts. The missing missionaries have been replaced and everyone has their beds, fridges – miracle, chairs, desks, fans and irons. All set and all for 2,400,000 pesos colombianos.
This week we will be focusing on doing a ton of intercambios with the new district Lideres and teaching, the new Elder Moss and I, a bunch of Latinos how to play ultimate. Ya! For Christmas the three zones of Cartagena went and ate lunch in a new mall in front of the castino and the zone leaders had to be the waitresses – I mean waiters. President made everyone stand and sing We sang in the center and I was hoping so bad that a big tsunami would come, but nothing. Flipping Mayans-
Still got no one in church – sad but things get complicated here at Christmas here. I find if I ever just feel down all you got to do is start talking to someone and the whole world changes. Doesn't matter if they accept or not.
Merry Christmas!
Love you all tons!
Elder Taylor
Hola Familia!
Phew, we survived Los cambios and now have a zone of 18 missionaries in 4 districts. The missing missionaries have been replaced and everyone has their beds, fridges – miracle, chairs, desks, fans and irons. All set and all for 2,400,000 pesos colombianos.
This week we will be focusing on doing a ton of intercambios with the new district Lideres and teaching, the new Elder Moss and I, a bunch of Latinos how to play ultimate. Ya! For Christmas the three zones of Cartagena went and ate lunch in a new mall in front of the castino and the zone leaders had to be the waitresses – I mean waiters. President made everyone stand and sing We sang in the center and I was hoping so bad that a big tsunami would come, but nothing. Flipping Mayans-
Still got no one in church – sad but things get complicated here at Christmas here. I find if I ever just feel down all you got to do is start talking to someone and the whole world changes. Doesn't matter if they accept or not.
Merry Christmas!
Love you all tons!
Elder Taylor
The Iron Rod
12/17/12
Hola Familia!
O Gosh this is difficult! For more than a month we have had zero people in church! A Month! Like come on! Something has got to give and I think it is going to be my mental soundness. It has been a struggle and an adventure
We did a zone meeting and emphasized that we have to renew our testimonio Del BOM every day, and that should been in teaching our investigators. This is definitely a necessary habit because it really is the iron rod. I'm grateful for what I have learned from it.
Merry Christmas!
Love you all tons!
Elder Taylor
Hola Familia!
O Gosh this is difficult! For more than a month we have had zero people in church! A Month! Like come on! Something has got to give and I think it is going to be my mental soundness. It has been a struggle and an adventure
We did a zone meeting and emphasized that we have to renew our testimonio Del BOM every day, and that should been in teaching our investigators. This is definitely a necessary habit because it really is the iron rod. I'm grateful for what I have learned from it.
Merry Christmas!
Love you all tons!
Elder Taylor
Rolling Hills and Majestic Clouds

Halo Familia!
Had to do a huge vueltas! Turned out being like a super amazing adventure that I will for sure as heck describe in detail, but not in this letter.
We experienced an eventful week! Starting el lunes With my adventure and Tuesday being totally stressed out of my mind given to impossible tasks at the same time. Wednesday in the Concilio in Barranquilla and Thursday had to finish the impossible tasks. Friday my comp had to break into our apartment through the tiny shower window. Saturday was totally normal, but a completely rough day. It was also my comps birthday. Sunday the first investigator in a month showed up, but of the other companionship. Struggle.
In total I traveled more this week and further away from the mission home then I ever have before. It was totally sweet and kinda freaky! We were in a bus and we just kept going and going and going and it all worked out well. The countryside here is incredible, rolling hills with majestic clouds and anteater crossing signs! Iguana roadkill! "O There's someones… Racoon!" You guys will be glad I went so far. We had a member, you remember Richard?, with us so it was totally fun and adventurous.
Tuesday the assistant asked miracle of me, but to make it work made the Elders of Arjona get up at 3 AM to come to Cartagena to deliver me the one Elder Huata. I'm such a nice Zone Leader!
Wednesday was my last Concilio. I found it totally interesting because the other assistant cried – he's Tongan – his name is Moses Nelson Lotulelei. The Pres got all solem talking about weaknesses and stuff. Then I got letters!
Thursday night I went to Arjona and it is far away and sweet. I love the trees here! They could make some crazy multilevel treehouses here. We took care of some stuff here – Friday normal and Saturday. The Church has a long way to go yet in Columbia – just got to do the simple things and be truly really converted. I'm still and will always be working on that.
Love you all tons!
Elder Taylor
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