Yeah
it was great to be able to see all of you yesterday! It looked like everyone
was doing good. I can't believe I have already made half of my calls home. The
next 7 months until the next call are going to be big for me in trying to
forget myself and turn outward.
Yeah
it should be really interesting going into a new area with different
responsibilities. I know it'll be good, but I'm a little nervous. Not as
nervous as I was coming into Stayton at the time we did in the way we did, but
still a little nervous. I am definitely going to miss the people of Stayton.
The ward here was really really good. And I made a lot of really good friends.
So I am definitely going to miss everyone here! But I am going to be going to
an area that I am needed. This week was good! I will probably keep it short because I am going to be super busy today. Oh and by the way, I think I have a meeting up in Newberg next Monday so there's a chance my pday will be Tuesday.
But yeah, the week here was good. I think that we literally are half of the food supply here in Stayton. Sister Copeland from the 4 corners ward took us and the four corners elders (our district) out to lunch at a place in Sublimity. I got what they call the Rhino burger. It was huge! It was basically a huge loaf of bread with meat on it. It wasn't a burger!
Later that day we dug a grave for a lady's dog. Then we
had pizza for dinner and helped the activity days girls after that by judging
their cupcake wars challenge. So much food!
We
had some cool experiences. I definitely keep learning that we can't judge
anyone, especially as missionaries. There was one guy that we saw, Richard, who
was up on his porch outside smoking and we barely caught a glimpse of him, but
of course we wanted to talk to him and he ended up being a really nice guy who
was pretty interested. That was awesome.
Brother
Graham was out of town this week so we taught gospel principles at church. It
went super well. The lesson was on The Atonement of Jesus Christ. I could feel
the guidance of the Spirit helping us out and giving us confirmation of the
reality of the Savior and what He did for us.
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