The reason I made Deja vu the subject line is because something similar
happened to me last general conference. We got another solid baptismal
date! Six months ago I had set my first solid one of my missionary
service. Every time I see the gospel in effect, it is so rewarding as a
missionary. The baptismal date we have set this time is with a super
energetic lady! She is so funny! She is in her 50s but acts like she is
22 or something. My mom would be good friends with her I think.
Another really cool thing happened this week while trying a referral. We
were fixin to put our bikes up when a man called to us and asked if we
wanted some water. We never turn down water. We went into his house and
started asking him questions to get conversation going. We found out he
is from Brazile and is trying to learn English. We were chatting for a
while and then his wife came down to chat with us too. We found out that
they are moving to Utah in 2 months!
We taught them the first lesson and they both said they would be
baptized! It was like God was giving us a referral. They even were ok
with changing the way they normally pray (Usually it is hard to teach
people the correct way to pray)! We hope to continue chatting with them
so they can be baptized before they move.
One last thing before I get into my general conference sh-peel, I have
been hanging out with the AP's a lot lately and have learned some
interesting things. They are very wise missionaries and also a lot
cooler then I thought! We played this game video called Wet Head and
they give us rides everywhere. I think the Lord has sent me here to not
worry so much what my peers think of me. We are all called to the same
calling so we are all equal in that. Also, we are going on a diet and
planning to get to 19bs! I haven't been there since like 10th grade.
General conference was the most spiritual conference I have ever seen! I
learned a ton! I will be doing more of the things I learned in later
emails but I want to discuss what I learned about families. There was
multiple talks on getting the families to do the basics. One of the
commandments that I picked out this conference is that we need to read
the Book of Mormon everyday. That includes reading it with our families.
If we can get up and read for 10 minutes, our lives will be so blessed!
I have been reading in the Book of Mormon everyday and can tell you
that it had brought peace, comfort, and revelation to me. I apply
Moroni's promise in Moroni 10:3-5 to gain a even greater testimony of
the Book of Mormon. You can too! I know that as we read the Book of
Mormon with our families that it will bring unity in the home. It will
bring happiness and it will bring spiritual growth which leads to
change. The gospel is to change us into what our Heavenly Father wants
us to be. So let's repent if we have not been reading everyday and
strive to have the word of God in our homes. I love this restored gospel
so much!
Have a blessed week! I will see y'all next week.
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