This week was great!
Starting Monday, I
looked forward at the week and was kinda doubtful about the goals we had set.
Well I'm proud to say
that we achieved, and even exceeded most of the goals we set.
We sure worked hard!
Training is kinda pushing me to be harder working and more obedient. It's good
for me.
I've noticed, in my
free time, I've been reading scriptures like crazy! The other elders in the
apartment haven't been doing very good with obedience. They've been a little
loose. It bothers me a bit because I always have looked up to Elder Robertson
and Elder Christensen as people who push me to do and be better but I feel like
I've been the one trying to pull them up a bit.
I guess that's what
the Lord wants me to do for now.
In our coordination
meeting on Thursday our ward mission leader asked us about a less active family
who we've been visiting. He said in a faithless tone "when are they gonna
come back?" I said with confidence "they'll come on Sunday don't
worry, just have faith."
They didn't show up.
But I have noticed that as we've changed our approach with less actives from
going and saying "well we missed ya at church" and the normal stuff to more of going and teaching straight doctrine, not even pointing out church,
they respond to it.
I've been seeing that
people see themselves as what others label them as. Less actives see themselves
as less actives when people just talk to them as if they are less active. A
missionary being trained will see themselves as a missionary being trained if
someone talks to them that way.
A bishop will see
himself as a good bishop if people respect him and talk to him that way.
We're taking 2 people
to get special interviews from president Judd this Thursday so that they can be
baptized on Sunday I'm excited!
[I asked him if he had
any information on if he will be in the new mission or not yet]
No info on if I'll be
in the new mission. I'm hoping to be though.
I hope Uncle Steve is
still there for at least one year after I get back so that I can stay with him
and go to KSU for a year or two. If not then that’s ok.
How are the sister missionaries? Working hard? Having
success? I'll have referrals when I get home.
My recent convert,
Mabel Tometey
She's so funny! She graduates high school this year.
Saturday the sun literally had this big ring
around it. It was cool but strange
That one is fufu and
ground nut (peanut) soup. It was his (elder dayley) first time.
I had 2 and he had one. He doesn't like it too much yet.
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