6/6/16
Hey everyone!
I hope everything is going well for y'all!
Things are going well for us! I'm so glad to be in an area with good companions and good members to finish up my
mission. I can honestly say I feel the Lord's support most of the time as I am approaching this new challenge. There
certainly are difficult moments, but as always, the best way to overcome your challenges is to put your shoulder to
the wheel!
My first week in the area was a little slow, but we roared back thispast week having over 10 lessons and finding a
bunch of new people to teach. Earl said he would like to continue with his church until he moves. We will try to get
his new address so we can refer the missionaries to him when he finishes moving. We also met a lady We met her on the
street on the way to her mail box. She said she was comfortable being Catholic, but then we invited her to learn
more, to which she responded by saying, "Hmm...What the heck, why not?" We taught her named
Emily who has had a lot of interactions with the LDS church. She is neighbors with our bishop. the Restoration two days
later, and she even agreed to meet with us again. I'm not sure she is expecting to be baptized, but it was cool that
someone was willing to hear us out!
Have a great week!
Elder Jones
I hope everything is going well for y'all!
Things are going well for us! I'm so glad to be in an area with good companions and good members to finish up my
mission. I can honestly say I feel the Lord's support most of the time as I am approaching this new challenge. There
certainly are difficult moments, but as always, the best way to overcome your challenges is to put your shoulder to
the wheel!
My first week in the area was a little slow, but we roared back thispast week having over 10 lessons and finding a
bunch of new people to teach. Earl said he would like to continue with his church until he moves. We will try to get
his new address so we can refer the missionaries to him when he finishes moving. We also met a lady We met her on the
street on the way to her mail box. She said she was comfortable being Catholic, but then we invited her to learn
more, to which she responded by saying, "Hmm...What the heck, why not?" We taught her named
Emily who has had a lot of interactions with the LDS church. She is neighbors with our bishop. the Restoration two days
later, and she even agreed to meet with us again. I'm not sure she is expecting to be baptized, but it was cool that
someone was willing to hear us out!
Have a great week!
Elder Jones
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