Elder Scott in the Mission of Eternal Spring: Week 84

Tuesday, June 4, 2019

Week 84 - Happy Battle of the Puebla!

May 6, 2019

This week was really cool! We went on divisions with Elder Gillins for 4 hours and bought some chilate! Super good stuff, and he taught us a lot about the Law of Attraction and how we need to decide to be good misionaries, and it will happen.

Thursday we went on divisions with Paraíso, and I got to go to their area and work. We had lots of fun. Elder Vasquez is one of my favorite missionaries I know. We were in trio for a little bit, because we got followed by a dog for a long time.

We went to McDonald's today for P-day with Elder Vasquez and Elder Vargas.

At Church, we finally had a guy named Gabino come to church this week. He loved it! He wants to get baptized!

I had a great week and not enough time to talk about it! Have a great week!

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Letters & Packages

Letters

Email - scott.gabriel@myldsmail.net

LDS Pouch - Post cards or one-page correspondence only. Fold the letter in thirds and secure the long side with tape about one inch from each end. Do not seal the ends. Stamp and address the blank side as you would an envelope. Use the following mailing address:

Elder Gabriel Scott

Mexico Cuernavaca Mission

POB 30150

Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0150

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Packages

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