We've spent a lot of time this week saying good bye to people with
Sister F____, trying to help Sister L____become oriented to missionary
work among all the craziness of appointments and cancellations. My new
companion, Sister T____, is from New Zealand, has been in this country about
as long as I have, and I think it'll be good and it'll be fun. It's a
weird transition from Korea to America, and there have been some bumps
in the threesome, but it should work out alright.
There really
isn't a lot to report this week investigator-wise, between traveling
hours to meal appointments with members, introducing to members, last-minute appointment cancellations, and a mission conference, and now a
day of cleaning, there hasn't been a lot of other stuff going on~
But I do want to share a little expeirence with prayer yesterday
- After church, we had a half appointment (made, but not confirmed)
with an investigator, who has a history of standing us up over the past
few weeks, so we really needed to confirm with her so that, if not, we
could go to the bishops house for dinner about two hours away~ she
wouldn't answer her phone, and wasn't home - So we prayed to find her,
opened our eyes, and hear "hello!". It was another investigator, M____ , off to a wedding with her friend. Kind of fun :) We talked to
her for a bit, then went to the investigator's house again - and saw her
daughter running down an alley. And so we met H____! And guess what -
she cancelled our appointment (we're worried about her!). So we went to
the bishop's house. So just a little expeirence to express that Heavenly
Father truly does answer the little prayers, especially to forward His
work!
This email feels really empty this week, but hopefully this will share a little bit more Spirit~
It's a beautiful depiction of the reality of the Atonement in lives. it's Youth'y, but I love it :)
Love you all, and hope you have a beautiful week!
Sister Thomas the Elderrrr
Sister Thomas the Elderrrr
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