Hi again! This week was good and busy- filled
with meetings and exchanges. This week we provided trainings at a New District
Leader/ Sister Training Leader meeting, a Trainer/Trainee follow up meeting,
and our monthly Mission Leadership Council, and exchanged with both sets of the
sisters in XinZhu, which was really fun.
I feel like every week I learn more and more
that you just have to pray about the truthfulness of things! We met (in two
separate lessons) with an active member this week and an investigator who has
been investigating for 2 years but hasn't been able to be baptized because of
family opposition and talked about Joseph Smith with both of them. Neither had
actually prayed and received an answer about him being a prophet. They both
just "believed". I feel like there are 2 levels of knowledge- the
first is a more logical or "this makes sense" sort of knowledge. The
second comes from the Holy Ghost as we exercise faith and pray for testimony.
The first kind is great, but the second is absolutely essential. We invited
both the investigator and the member to join us in praying every day this week
for a testimony of the prophet Joseph Smith. I felt my own prayers answered as
we read Joseph Smith's account of the first vision and I felt the spirit witness
to my heart that everything we were reading really happened.
We found a couple of really great new
investigators this week, one of whom set a baptismal date, and the other ones
are a family- a dad and two sons! I'm really excited to see how they progress.
Also, just because it's funny....
Foods I Didn't Like Before My Mission That I
Now Like:
-fish
-bananas
-sushi
-clams
-soymilk
-tofu
-shrimp
-eggplant
-tuna
I am still trying to adjust to the new type of
missionary work that is serving in this area. I think one of the things that
God is trying to teach me is that my mission is not about me. It is supposed to
change me, it's all about my work and effort and love and change...but it's not
about me.
Well, that's about all for today....
Love you!
Sis Murri
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