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Monday, December 22, 2014

Week 78: "sun will always come out"


Just going to answer some of the questions so I don’t forget in my group email. So my area is right outside of San Pedro and in between La lima. Dangerous is a relative term here in Honduras, and basically as long as you aren’t looking for trouble you won’t find it. I feel safe, especially being a missionary; everyone is very respectful towards us. We live pretty close to members there are about 4 families that live around us. The whole area is basically small streets and loaded with houses. The people here are not as receptive as those in Olanchito but God prepares His children in all parts and I will tell you some experiences in my letter. It is a very nice area, a ton of member support, and a ton of food also. We have a gym so I have been going. I have lost a ton of muscle and feel like I have just gained fat. Elder Vargas has been here for a change or in other terms about a month and a half. So we aren’t opening the area. I will call you guys on Skype on Thursday around 2pm. The calls are to between 30 to 45 minutes. Let me know if that is all right. Hang in there my other email will be coming right in.




Wow the 22nd of December. Where does time go? I still remember clearly last year. Hey just to start, thanks for the picture cards things, they have been awesome to give out and the Book of Mormon hero cards things have been a hit with the kids here!

This past week was filled with miracles. We have been having some difficulties with finding new people and we spent a lot of time looking, because many of our visits fell through. But it seemed every house we contacted they rejected us. And it was like this for a couple of days and just like always the sun comes out after the storm, people starting appearing and some new investigators starting progressing. The most special experience for me this past week was on Saturday. We arrived back from the multi-zone and every one of our visits fell through. We started looking and about every person we talked to or that stopped us in the street were very receptive to our message. But as we turned the corner of a street a young mother and her 2 children came running up to us. It was about 7pm and most people at this time do not like to leave their houses for danger reasons. But when she saw us she took courage and decided to leave to visit a friend of hers. As we were walking we talked with her and she was extremely receptive. She has a Christian background but hasn’t been attending any church with her family. As we walked with her she was so grateful and kept talking about what a miracle it was that we were there. We gave her a pamphlet and she accepted us to come back and visit her family! It was a huge miracle for me to see how the chosen and prepared people just appear. 
Elder Neuberger's new zone

Yesterday was a great day, an inactive father and his non member son were able to go to church. The young people bore their testimonies on their SOY (efy) experiences and when the meeting was over, we saw this inactive father and son with wet eyes and touched hearts. 

This past Saturday was our Christmas multi-zone and man was it awesome. President has really mastered his multi-zone conference skills because they are so great. The zone I am in is pretty small but all of the missionaries are really awesome and hard workers. Thanks for everything guys. Loved the pictures and I also took some pictures too. 

I love you guys!
Elder Neuberger
Elder Neuberger with his new companion...striking the missionary pose with the thumb up!

Loving the Holiday cheer...they look so happy!

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