A lot happened this week! On Monday we had district
pday and went to this really cool dam where they have a picnic place.
It was so pretty! I'll send the pictures next week. On the way
home...get ready for this,
So this week we
helped set up for a big huge beehive convention, our washing machine
flooded our kitchen, I got a ticket and hit a kangaroo, we found out we
have to sing at two different meetings this week and don't have time to
practice, (and aren't musical enough to just pull it together haha), and
it has been super stormy, which has been really fun! Bit hectic, but
other than a couple sad things (all of the things that have to do with
the car), it's been a fantastic week!
I AM SO EXCITED TO TALK TO YOU GUYS!!!!
Church
was fabulous! I loved all of the testimonies, and classes were on
point! We got pulled out of the third hour so the primary kids could
give us giant cards that they made for all the missionaries. It was so
cute!!
We haven't been able to get a hold of the woman and her son, but we will this week!
If
you remember the young man we started teaching last week, we are going
to have the elders continue to teach him, but he is still learning,
which is great! I probably already told you that. I'm just trying to
think about all the people you asked about...
Just
for future reference, many many people aren't married here, so when I
say partner, that's just what they call the person they are living
with/have a family with or whatever haha.
I
am learning that everyone has their own time table, and no matter how
fast I want things to happen, oftentimes patience is the key.
Conversion isn't a cookie cutter process, or else it wouldn't work. I
read this week that the first step to conversion is desire. The people
we are working with right now have differing levels of desire and
different needs, and we have to work with them to not only help them
learn how to plant the seed, but help them nourish it and then learn how
to nourish it for themselves. See Alma 32 verses 26-43
The gospel is
the best! I am so grateful for the Saviour's atonement, which allows me
to change and grow and allows each of us to find relief during our
trials and from our weaknesses. Have a great week! Love you all!
Love,
Sister Formica
P.S. Tell Mckay to send me a picture from Prom!
(Here are two for you, Rebecca)
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