Okay!! So what happened this week? Good question.
Sister Uttamakul and I decided to go tracting! Oh boy. Haven't done that much in my mission! It was actually raining and we had scarfs and coats (June? You mean November?). We reacted from 4-5 and guess when we first found someone. 4:50. Our first gospel conversation wahoo!!! YES found a polish family sweet. Talked for a bit and then left. Well it was 4:58 which equals perfect time for a miracle. We knocked on one door, not interested. 4:59 here the miracle comes!!!! (This is actually real timing btw. And yes I would suggest to try this on missions). We knocked on one last door and Leanne opened. She was really sweet. A young mom with two boys jumping around her. She couldn't talk then but agreed for us to come back again.
We came back and got to know her. She is married (yayay) and has got 5 and 3 yr old boys. She has no religious background and doesn't believe in God. But is open. We have seen her a coupe, of times since and just finished teaching her about the restoration of the gospel. It's all so new for her but she is willing to try and when she sees the difference, be baptised on August 13th! Yay!
K then we got Aaron and another Aaron. Both Aaron's to be baptised August 13th. And we need to teach both of them the Word of Wisdom. (They don't know each other just happen to have the same names. That sure confused our district leader).
Sister Uttamakul is rocking it!!! She is able to speak and share her testimony in lessons. But she does it all by the spirit. I remember one lesson she didn't say anything and afterward I asked her about it and she said, well I didn't feel the spirit so I didn't know what to say. I was like oh. Yah that's not good. So now we focus a ton on spiritual lessons which I LOVE! It is really neat. She is teaching me a lot.
Other than that life is good. It's cold in England but we had two sunny days and that was heavenly. Also an elderly man kissed both of our hands while we were finding. Poor sister Uttamakul was so disturbed. Oh that craziness of mission life.
Alrighty I apologise for the shortness. And not even that many jokes! Next week will be better for sure. (For you missionaries it's like when you do a gap that is struggling so hard that your commitment is for the investigator to let you teach the gap again lol) (gap is a role play btw)
PICTURE TIME!!
What 75% of our town looks like
Sister Uttamakul and I decided to go tracting! Oh boy. Haven't done that much in my mission! It was actually raining and we had scarfs and coats (June? You mean November?). We reacted from 4-5 and guess when we first found someone. 4:50. Our first gospel conversation wahoo!!! YES found a polish family sweet. Talked for a bit and then left. Well it was 4:58 which equals perfect time for a miracle. We knocked on one door, not interested. 4:59 here the miracle comes!!!! (This is actually real timing btw. And yes I would suggest to try this on missions). We knocked on one last door and Leanne opened. She was really sweet. A young mom with two boys jumping around her. She couldn't talk then but agreed for us to come back again.
We came back and got to know her. She is married (yayay) and has got 5 and 3 yr old boys. She has no religious background and doesn't believe in God. But is open. We have seen her a coupe, of times since and just finished teaching her about the restoration of the gospel. It's all so new for her but she is willing to try and when she sees the difference, be baptised on August 13th! Yay!
K then we got Aaron and another Aaron. Both Aaron's to be baptised August 13th. And we need to teach both of them the Word of Wisdom. (They don't know each other just happen to have the same names. That sure confused our district leader).
Sister Uttamakul is rocking it!!! She is able to speak and share her testimony in lessons. But she does it all by the spirit. I remember one lesson she didn't say anything and afterward I asked her about it and she said, well I didn't feel the spirit so I didn't know what to say. I was like oh. Yah that's not good. So now we focus a ton on spiritual lessons which I LOVE! It is really neat. She is teaching me a lot.
Other than that life is good. It's cold in England but we had two sunny days and that was heavenly. Also an elderly man kissed both of our hands while we were finding. Poor sister Uttamakul was so disturbed. Oh that craziness of mission life.
Alrighty I apologise for the shortness. And not even that many jokes! Next week will be better for sure. (For you missionaries it's like when you do a gap that is struggling so hard that your commitment is for the investigator to let you teach the gap again lol) (gap is a role play btw)
PICTURE TIME!!
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| rain, rain, rain |
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| McDonalds |
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| Quite a few of these cars around. What century are we in? |
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| Front row: Cambodia, Uganda, South Africa, France Second row: Burma, China, Thailand, USA |
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