Hi Everyone!
I'm frozen, but still here!
To start
the Week off. We had dinner with the Roys then coordination
afterwards. Right before we were going to bed, I realized that
I forgot my handbook at his house, and it had my bus pass in
it. So that has made for an interesting week, but he let me
know today that he found it.
Tuesday,
We did a lot of service in the morning, then we were able to
teach someone new, (We have been getting a lot of new
investigators the past few weeks) he was blown away about the
whole restoration and said he would read and pray. Later we
got a call from a less active asking if we could come over, so
we did, and we read some scriptures with him. He is working on
being fully reactivated, just a few more bumps to go.
Wednesday,
we were confirming plans for the day, when Bro. Roy texts us
asking if we were going to help at the Bishops food truck. We
had forgotten, and we were able to, so all we told him was yes.
That made our morning fun, because we had a lesson before hand
which was clear on the opposite end of our area, so we had him
pick us up. Later we had several lessons, including with the
Adams. I love the Adams, they are awesome! Brother Adams is
set on being Baptized on March 12th!
Thursday,
we had our weekly planning, then we had a miracle, every
lesson happened! That is so rare, I loved it! We were even
able to set 2 more baptismal dates with people. God is good,
The Church is true, and the Book is True.
Friday, we
had Zone Meeting and it was once again very amazing! We then
went on an exchange, I was in my area, and we went to a media
referral. As we were giving her, her bible, she asked us what
the Book of Mormon was? So we boldly testified to her what the
Book of Mormon was, we shared with her passages in it, and she
was blown away and asked if she could have one. We quickly
gave her one and she said we could come back and share more,
and she would read from it before then! I love missionary
work!
Saturday
was the least greatest day of the week. The Zone leaders were
having a baptism and we tried so hard to get people there, the
worst part of it was that, President came and we were the only
missionaries without an investigator. Oh well. That night,
when we ended the exchange, we were stranded at the mission
office, so we called the zone leaders and they were able to
pick us up. Well none of us had hit our talking with people
goal, so we went to UofL and Elder Memmott went with Elder
Chandler to a lesson and I went with Elder Asay, and we hit
our goals! And got some cool pictures too.
Sunday the
Adams were at church and they loved it, then we had pot luck.
After that there was a kid baptized, so the Adams got to see a
baptism! Well we then went out with a member to go see a deaf
sister who hadn't been feeling well, we got there right before
a fire truck so the member got to interpret for them. We gave
her a blessing and when we did it the member stood in front
and signed, it was an amazing experience.
Love you
all!
Elder Durrant
Great Kentucky Louisville Mission
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