The beginning of the week...didn't happen. Lots of appointments
cancelled, and somehow things just lined up so we didn't have the chance
to talk to lots of people...It was strange. I'm looking through my
planner right now, and we had so many plans that didn't work out for
like, four days. So we did the work of the week in three! Whew! And there's
lots of potential this week - we just need to call about 25 people and
make appointments - in Korean. Yeah! :D It strange how numbers work as a
missionary...we have one progressing investigator (who is AWESOME! hehe, I
love her so much. I'm sure I've told you about her, but I can't
remember what I said...so she's one that I've talked about. She gave
Sister Sieverts a bracelet and me earrings today - maybe I should get my ears pierced :P), and about four other
investigators...and 25 people to make appointments with. We were
counting yesterday, and we probably talked to 75 people yesterday for
missionary work (random people on the street, members, phone calls), and
talked to about three on Friday. It's really strange. Numbers sometimes
reflect work, and sometimes don't. Anyway, in a way, that's a little bit
more of a concrete picture of how it's going in Korea. So many miracles
and crazy stuff that happen that aren't reflected in the numbers. Being a
missionary is an adventure :)
Just a note - we've been talking about light a lot with our
progressing investigator - she notices that the missionaries and members
have a "different light, or energy" about them, and really wants to
find that light and brightness for herself - It's interesting how much
more often you notice that light as a missionary, as you walk down the
street, there are so many people who really look...dead, or dull, or
however else you want to explain it, and then there are people who look
happy, but then there are people with that bright energy, not
necessarily giddy or bubbly, but you can just tell as they stand on the
street. We met a member as we were talking to people on the sidewalk,
and we could tell :) Anyway, just appreciate that light. It's the Light
of Christ. It's a special thing. :)
Love you all!
Sister Thomas
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