Shayla
got baptized!!!
March 22, 2014 |
Elder Rogers, Sister Laws, Shayla, Brother Laws, Elder Curran |
Waz up?! |
Right after the service,
we went to a lesson with a potential investigator named Curtis. He is a guy we
met on the street a while ago, and he's in his twenties. He seemed to be one of
those people (we run into them every now and then) who just wanted to know what
Mormons believe, and leave it at that. But we testified that he needed to read
the Book of Mormon and pray for himself to know if the message of the
Restoration is true, and hopefully the Spirit touched his heart. We will be
seeing him again soon!
We had an awesome
opportunity this week to give some service! We stopped by a less-active
member's house to see if we could meet with the family. An adult son of the
family we hadn't met was outside cutting beams with a hand saw. He told us he
was making flower beds for his mom, who decided she wanted to plant flowers
this spring. We told him and his mom we'd help (and of course had to convince
them we were in our "work clothes" already [our suit and tie]). Then
we got to saw some wood, dig a bit, clear out some weeds, till the earth, and
build a little fire pit! It was lots of fun. I've always liked gardening. I'm
partial to growing food instead of flowers, but it was fun nonetheless!
We've been able to get a
lot more members to come with us to teaching appointments, which is great! It
really helps to be able to have a "normal person" in a on lesson. If
you get the chance to go out and teach with the missionaries, do it!
Investigators and less-active members just need friendship, the kind of friendship
missionaries can't provide on their own. But anyway, it's been fun to see
people progressing and coming closer to the Savior.
It's spring now, so
enjoy the weather! Be excellent to each other, read the Book of Mormon daily,
and choose the right! I love you all!
Sincerely,
Elder Rogers
“If for a while the harder you try, the harder it gets, take heart. So it has it been with the best people who ever lived.
~Jeffrey R. Holland
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