One of the first things we learned when we arrived at the chapel for the Mission Tour this morning was that there had been a train accident and that none of the trains were running. We told the missionaries to get in remises and come to the chapel that way. The early details were almost completely inaccurate, minus the fact that the trains truly were not running. We are grateful for the safety of all of the missionaries and never take those prayers for granted.
I am often asked a question whether the Tour was better yesterday or today. It is interesting, because it is the same, but different. At the end of the day, every person receives their own inspiration and it is a good experience no matter which day you attend.
I was so excited when I saw that all of the missionaries in Marcos Paz were wearing blue. “Why didn’t you call me?” I asked. “You know I love these cheesy kind of things!” They all laughed and promised to call next time. Sister Viñas had the good luck to wear blue!
Aprendimos cuando llegamos a la capilla para la gira misional esta mañana que había un accidente con los trenes y ninguna de ellos estuvieron andando. Hablamos con los misioneros y les pedimos venir en remis. Los detalles tempranos no fueron correctos excepto los trenes no estuvieron andando. Estamos muy agradecidos por la seguridad de todos los misioneros y jamas hicimos nuestras oraciones sin gratitud.
Muchas veces recibo la pregunta si la gira fue mejor ayer u hoy. Es interesante porque es la misma pero diferente. Al fin, cada persona recibe su revelación personal y es una buena experiencia no importa que día asiste. Estuve muy animada cuando vi todos lo misioneros de Marcos Paz llevando azul
Porque no me llamo? les pregunte. Saben que me encanta este tipo de cosas. Todos ellos se reinen y me prometieron llamar la próxima vez. La Hermana Viñas tuvo suerte en llevar azul.
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