2 wards...in a trio...but life continues to be a party. We've been
going on a lot of splits with sisters which has been awesome, but also
interesting. We laugh a ton because that's how we cope....haha it's
really not bad at all. But we do laugh a lot. We've been able to teach
a lot of people this past week! One of them being C who got
baptized on Saturday!! She's 77 and she is a crack up!! She is just
exuberant about the Gospel! She just keep saying "I'm just so happy I
found the true church!" She's the best! One miracle of the week was
because we white-washed into the Grossmont Ward. We didn't know anyone
so when we were trying to find people to teach with us we just based
it off of callings. But luckily the Lord knows his children and the
only available ones for the people we were teaching turned out to hit
it off right away with the investigator and they're best friends!!
It's awesome!
Sunday was also my first time in a Family Ward in a year. (Last Sunday
was Stake Conference so trying to meet everyone in the Ward was still
a struggle. This week was better.) but it was really fun. We broke up
our companionship so we could cover both wards at the same time. Of
the things I'm most excited about is serving with the youth. We went
and talked with the Young Women in church, then Sunday night our Bishop
fed us and afterwards he had a Fireside with the youth. He wanted
us to have a Q and A with them about missions. It was awesome!
Oh! But between our morning meetings and Grossmont Sacrament meeting I
realized that I didn't have my name tag. We were low on miles so we
literally ran home and back. We got there 5 min. before it started and were all
soaked in sweat. Pretty good first impression if I do say so myself!
By the end of church we were all exhausted!
Okay one last thing about fun family wards is we get to work with
families!! We met with a few less active families who are pumped to
have Sisters. I'm so excited! The Lord just really knows his children.
YSA is also up and running, it was just less emphasized because we were
trying to stay afloat, whitewashing in the home Ward.
I hope you all have a lovely week! Also thanks for all the birthday
wishes and encouragement!! You make my heart happy :)
Love, Sis. Bill Clinton (when I introduced myself this week to a man
on the street he literally thought my name was Bill Clinton. I died.)
Exhausted after a really long Sunday!
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