Well, this is it! This thursday I will arrive in Dallas and my mission will end. I am feeling a lot of different feelings at the same time. I have loved my time here in Honduras and have learned SO MANY things that will bless me in my life as I continue to grow and learn. I have met some truly amazing people here that have made a huge impact on my life and i will never forget them.
We had a cool experience this week that I would like to share with you all. We were buying bags of water in a store this week when a random man came up and started to talk to me in really broken up english so I started talking to him thinking that he was drunk (don't know why but the drunk people here always talk to us in english) but as we talked he told us that missionaries had visited him before and that he had gone to church many times. He told us that he has read the Book of Mormon completely and he went on to tell us about his favorite book of mormon story! While he was telling us all of this I was truly shocked by how much he could remember after so many years. He told us that he never got baptized because he thought that it was a really serious thing, and he wasnt ready for it at that time in his life. We invited him to be baptized and he said that he really feels ready for a change in his life. I will never forget the expression on his face when he told us that this was what he has been waiting for in his life. He is preparing to be baptized on November 12th.
I have loved being a missionary and I will definitely miss it as I will miss a lot of things about this country, the people, the culture, the green trees year round, the dirt roads, the insane heat, and never thought I would say it but the rice and beans. I'm so grateful I have been able to come to this country.
Love all of you and want to thank all of you for supporting me and always encouraging me to be better. See you all soon!
Elder Wilks



























































