This week has been another wonderfully happy week. Filled with ups and downs like them all, but the ultimate direction is forward and upward. Hermana Gentry hit 9 months, we ate a lot of paella, and our investigators are still doing great. What more could I ask for??
As a result of zone conference, Hermana Gentry and I have been putting a huge focus on not limiting heaven's miracles. We set sky-high contacting goals to is past week to leave plenty of room for the blessings and miracles He has prepared for us. This had an effect that I hadn't expected. Because of exchanges we had a day and a half less of work in our area so we lost a little bit of time but when we got back to our area we were ready and excited to contact a whole bunch to meet our goal. Before we could even get to that, the rest of our week filled with lessons and service opportunities! I know God isn't limiting the miracles because He didn't help us fulfill our contacting goal but it was only because He had other plans in mind for this area!
We had a busy, packed week and the lessons aren't stopping. We have almost the entire week planned out with only a few mornings and a few other hours open. We called all the less active members that we don't normally meet with and God softened three of their hearts to meet with us again. Also, all 4 of our investigators are especially eager to meet with us. Everything is falling into place and Hermana Gentry and I I feel so very blessed God truly had His hand in the work here in Granada. He is blessing us in ways we didn't expect.
We had an awesome lessons with Karen and Vicente this week about the Restoration and it just makes so much sense to them. They both feel really loved at church and the Granada ward is doing a good job helping them feel God's love. We also had a lesson with Kathy finally! We hadn't been able to meet with her for a few weeks. We're still working with her to help her feel God's love.
Thursday was Hermana Gentry's halfway mark so I made paella and we bought a baguette of delicious Spanish bread to celebrate! We had some good lessons and worked hard and then finished off the day by singing "Living on a Prayer" because you knows, she's halfway there!
Vicente, Karen and Jorge all came to church and we will be meeting with them separately this week and then one day all together. Yay!
Have a wonderful week! Make good choices! Be happy! Read your scriptures!
Love, Hermana Moore
My crazy district and Elder Cantos
True Spaniards! Paella and bread. 
When Spaniards can't think of a good street name so they named it "children fighting".
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