"Going out to hunt for my dinner . . . . . . just kidding, I had cup of noodles for dinner but here is my machete and our backyard. To the right is our sink!"
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So I'll tell you guys a story since my mom keeps asking for stories. About two weeks ago, we met a woman and gave her the first lesson, when
we returned for the second visit, she wasn't home but her sister was
(I'll call her F). In only one visit, we talked about the Plan of
Salvation and the Restoration! They are both big lessons but she kept
wanting to know more. She had met with the missionaries before so she
had some background but we were able to expand. When we returned for the
second visit with F, her daughter was there also. Her daughter told us
about how she knew the Book of Mormon was true and that Joseph Smith was
a prophet but she couldn't be baptized without permission from her mom,
F (since she's only 15 or 16). F attended church on Sunday and we are
meeting with her often, if we are able to help her see the importance of
baptism then her daughter can have her permission to be baptized and F
can be baptized also! I have grown to love these two people and I really
hope they will keep progressing because I know this can change their
life in every aspect.
And unfortunately, the woman I mentioned two weeks ago decided to
believe the anti-Mormon, anti-Christ information online instead of
reading the scriptures and praying. We are still meeting with her and
trying to help her see that she can find the truth for herself instead
of other people.
Every day has disappointing parts to it but when we see people
progressing, the light from them outshine the disappointing darkness.
I
have another story to tell but I don't have much time since I want to
attach a photo! I'll tell it next week. I love you guys, the church is
true and I am a happy missionary
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