Hey!
Wow sounds like you all had quite the week! Sounds way fun!
This week here was good. We've been spending a lot of time
trying to find new investigators and, well, it hasn't been as
"productive" as we might have hoped. In fact, we didn't find anyone.
We found out that half the people on the ward directory no longer live here and
that neither do most of the old investigators...but...new people live in their
houses! So that just means there are more new people to talk to! But seriously,
we've been thinking a lot and we came up with a few new ideas of what me might
try to find new people and work with the members more. Haha I feel like I've
probable said that exact sentence about 50 times to you. But its true!
Hopefully it works out. But yeah, not the most exciting week ever. Maybe it was
the second or third most exciting week of the mission...but definitely not the
top one.
So, verse of the week is something I was thinking about in
class at church yesterday. D&C 82:3 talks about how much is required of
those that have received much. That principle is shown all over the Book of
Mormon, and its pretty clear from the parable of the talents that Jesus taught.
Anyway, I was thinking about that and how we can learn a lot about what
Heavenly Father expects of us when we start looking at what He has given us.
For example, He has given us all agency, which is why He expects us all to make
good decisions and to repent for our bad decisions. There are other things we
receive, such as the gift of the Holy Ghost, the priesthood (men), etc, and
then there are tons of more "unique" gifts that we have received. And
something I've noticed is that He doesn't tend to give us more than what we
need--in other words, He expects us to use everything He gives us. So I've been
thinking about what I've been given and about would be expected of someone that
has those things. Its something we could all do.
I'm glad to hear that you are all doing well! I hope you
have another way awesome week! Sorry not really saying much in this
letter..but...yeah.
You guys are great!
Elder Webster
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