Switch off last Wednesday was really fun! I was with Sister Lobos(from Quezon province). It was great working, finding, and teaching with her. We taught this Filipina fruit vendor
Wednesday was a great day for Sister Harris and I. So, we're trying to invite atleast 20 ppl a day. But last Wednesday, we hit our goal of inviting 60 people!!! Yay! We've been seeing more miracles as we talk with more people. Sometimes, it's hard to talk with everyone but honestly, we'll never know who is prepared for the gospel unless we talk with everyone. It's such a great commitment from our district/zone and also, from President Ballard.
Which reminds me... He's coming here next week! Wayyyy exciting!
Last Saturday, Linda got interviewed for her baptism.
Thursday was so fun! At the end of the day, we set up a booth/stand to promote our English Class. We had all things set up from pamphlets to our Line QR codes flyers
Had to wake up really early for Thursday too since we went and renewed my Visa. It was such a fun day to see my MTC batch! Aaah I missed everyone and I'm so proud of them too! Had to wake up at 3:30am for that
Sooooo how are you all doing?
This week, in my studies, I was reading in the New Testament and I loved a verse from Matthew 13 and it sayssss
16 But blessed are your eyes, for they see: and your ears, for they hear.
There were many instances of God's healing power in the New Testament including healing the blind and also the lady with issue of blood. Their faith were enough to receive this healing. I will always be amazed by how much love the Lord has for us. If we will just humble ourselves enough before Him, we will receive a greater sense of healing - not just physically but spiritually too. We live in a world where sometimes, it's hard to see and know what's right and hear the still small voice of the spirit. But there's a promise that if we will keep the commandments and follow Jesus Christ, we'll have the miracle of eyes that see what is worth seeing and ears that hear what is worth hearing.
Right? So, in line with that, we are going to visit a science museum today called Dialogue in the Dark where you'll learn how blind people live. I think it'll be an incredible experience to understand them more and minister to them more. I'll say it's going to be an eye opening experience where we'll walk by faith and not by sight. Hehe
LOVE you all! Cant believe that this week is the last full week of the transfer!
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Switch offs with Sister Lobos
Butter Toast is my lyf
Laotian girls
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Awesome Linda
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