Hellllllllllo everyone! Welcome to Fall. Right now
it is 66 and blustery and it feels fantastic. Almost sweater weather? Sadly
it's supposed to start getting warmer again next week. At least the trees are
changing colors now.
This week was pretty good. We had some cool miracles and really saw
God's hand in our week.
On Tuesday night we officially started our Book of Mormon Study class
and had two people come! It might seem like an odd thing to be excited for but
the last two weeks we had zero people. So two is great! As I said last week,
the Temple was fantastic.
On Wednesday we were supposed to have a lesson that was set with a guy
that we called but it fell through. Such is the work! We then taught an
Activity Days lesson on the Holy Ghost and that was super fun. Then we had a
lesson with a lady that lives really close to us named Stephanie. We read 2
Nephi 32 with her and got her to start doing the 21 Day Challenge. Hopefully
she develops a testimony!
On Thursday we had a lesson with Sister Pointer and went over the Ward
Mission Plan, well Elder Kloosterboer did. I played have the ball get kicked at
me with the daughter and he taught. Those lessons are always interesting, but
fun. We then had a surprise dinner with a member and boy can they talk. It was
all good stuff but we were there for sooooo long. Repenting is in progress.
On Friday we had a lessons with the M* and Jit finally sat in
again. We talked about church and the Sacrament. No clue if they got it but we
know that K* did.
On Saturday we did service for the Park District again and collected
seeds for a couple hours. It pretty scary when you can barely see over the
grass that you're walking in, but it's an adventure. Nothing else too exciting
happened then.
Sunday is where the real miracles happened. We were supposed to have a
lesson with the Mongers in the morning at 10 but they forgot and were leaving
to go to a market. We rescheduled for that night which was awesome. Right
before we got picked up for church we met a cool guy named T* and set an
appointment up with him for Tuesday. If we had ended up having PEC that morning
like normal (which for some reason we didn't have it) we wouldn't have met him,
miracle 1. Church was great as always. K* came again and loved it. After
church we stopped by a less-active with a member and the less-active told us
that if it haven't have started raining he would have been out on his bike and
we wouldn't have caught him at home, miracle 2. We then had a dinner with a
great family, super geeky so that's awesome! We then had our lessons with the
M* and when we got there Ganga had been crying and we were able to help
comfort her a little. If we had our lesson earlier we wouldn't have been there
to help her, miracle 3. Those are just three miracles but for some reason they
stuck out to me more.
In that lesson with the Mongers last night we sang I am a Child of God
to start off and I have not felt the spirit that strongly in a lesson for a
while. I guess music really does bring the spirit. Or maybe it was the simple
truth taught in that song that we are all children of the most high. He loves
us more than we can ever love anyone. He is willing to help us and sometimes
has to let us go through trials, hard trails, so that we can learn to become
like Him. It brings great comfort to know that He loves us so much that He gave
His son to suffer for all of those things we go through daily so that we
wouldn't have to do so alone. For that I give thanks to God and I hope you all
do as well.
Well, this email was super long. Sorry, I had a lot to write I guess.
I hope and pray for you all daily, specifically that each of you will have a
fantastic week filled with the Spirit of the Lord. I love you all, have a great
week.
A little side note. General Conference is this
weekend! For those of you that have never watched it before......do it. Trust
me, it's good stuff. If you don't know what that is go to LDS.org and there should be a panel about it. Watch
it! Thanks.
- Elder Eddenfield
Choose the Right
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