Dorsal

HEy all, welp I am indeed sad to say that this week I had changes :(... I really was hoping to stay the rest of my mission over in Lampa City but hey you just can't get everything you want sometimes.  But HEY on the bright side is that I got transferred to apart called DORSAL, zone San Pablo, which is a place I have never been before.  It's a little wild for me because we are about as close as you can get to the center of the city, which is craazy for me because almost my whole mission I've been out of the city.  My new companion's name is Elder Claro, from Uruguay.  He's dope.  He talks a ton but hey it's cool.  He just came back from SIX MONTHS on the island of Robinson Crusoe, and one thing that I have really noticed about him is that he works really hard to care for and help people. Our first couple of days together he has been telling me alllll about how there was literally nobody on the island and now he just says every five seconds "man there are just a ton of people down here !!" and he's definitely right, and we are both really excited to get to know all of them.  In Lampa my last couple of days were fairly sad but also full of miracles.  I have really been able to see how the Gospel changes the life of the people out here, and just be introducing it into their lives we are doing a very important work.  Two people from our sector were baptized on Sunday, Dellanira Pardo who is the wife of a guy that we have been reactivating, and Alejandra Martinez, who is the mother of the three girls that were baptized earlier on in my time with Elder Santander.  I have seen such great changes in the people out there and I know that God prepared them to listen to us, and I am grateful for the opportunity to get to know the people here in Dorsal.  The true church is on the earth, the Church of Jesus Christ established on the earth.  I love it, and am glad to be here introducing it to the world. I love you guys and hope you keep on pushing !!  Life isn't that easy but with the Lord's help it really is easier. Take care all,
Elder McCurdy