tchau tchau

 BOM DIA


I got transferred folks. Tchau tchau to my beautiful towns of Dias D'Ávila and Mata de São João. I have grown to love love love this place and these people. Yesterday was full of some sad goodbyes and yes a few tears. But I'm excited for the adventure ahead in Lauro de Freitas with Sister Cassiano! 

- my new comp is from Rio! Every time I switch comps the accent and language of my new comp takes a few days to get used to. And Sister Cassiano's accent is thiiiick. So this is gonna be interesting

- my friend Lionel got baptized on Sunday!! Here's his story: his parents got baptized about 7 years ago in a different city, but when they moved to Mata, they became inactive. One day when I was with sister Elescano trying to find a carro pequeno, his mom, Elaine, came up to us and told us she was a member. We got her number but after a few messages, she stopped responding to us. One day a few weeks later we decided to try to find her house. We knew more or less where it was, so we started knocking some doors in that area. Then out of nowhere, we see Elaine walking towards us. God had literally placed her in our path 2 times, absolutely perfectly. And since then, we've visited and taught her son Lionel! Their family is so so adorable! Love them to pieces! 

life is good:)
love you all
sister max
















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