Rolling Rolling Rolling

From March 7

This week was just a normal week. Just working hard hopefully not hardly working. We taught lessons and tried to save peoples souls. No big deal really. On Tuesday we went and taught to this girl named Gabriela. She is 19 years old. She has a kid that is 4 and has another kid that is 1. For you constant readers (Mom and Dad) I mentioned her in an email a couple of weeks back. She is the lady whose husband I got mad at. On Monday her husband or rather, companion,  went to the United States. She was super sad. She just wanted him to stay and be a good husband and father. We went and taught her and taught her about the Atonement and how God is always there for us. She felt a lot better after. Really that is one thing I love about the mission. I love going and making peoples lives better. It pretty dang awesome I'd say We are getting close to putting a baptismal date with her. Also this week I want some reader participation. What scriptures have comforted you most in your times of need? I would really like hear from you. I want your scripture and why you like it. 

Yesterday I was able to go on interchanges with one of the APs. His name is Elder Gubernick. He's from California. It was cool to go with him and watch him work. He is one of the best missionaries in the mission and he can teach so well. I learned a ton from him. One thing that I have learned a lot here is humility. You can't go around thinking your the best and know it all. That's hard sometimes because we like to think we know it all. But I'm super grateful for the opportunity I have had to work close by President Cordón and really experienced missionaries so that I can learn. I still have SO much to learn. This is the best place to learn.

Gracias Oiga

-Elder Rowberry