Heyo!
A... and A.... ARE GETTING BAPTIZED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!
(the C____'s) I'm so excited right now. They are so elect, and amazing,
and I just adore them to bits and pieces. Anyways, this Saturday
their getting baptized (for Father's day, isn't that cute?) and they're
already being excellent members. Yesterday when we met with them to
solidify plans, MR. C told us how He went to Walmart the other day and
was approached by a random lady and she said "You're a mormon aren't
you?" He turned around shocked, "I'm visiting the Mormon church.." she
asked "What do you mean?" he answered "You have to be baptized to be an
official member."
"Oh, okay... tell me about it" she responded. He then said that he
talked to her for a little while but was so shocked to be identified
already as a mormon. Needless to say he totally has the spirit and
people here recognize it... and yes, we talked about missionary work and
what he could do and say (bear testimony, etc.) :D I'm just so happy
right now.
Here's some cool stories; We met an 92 year old lady at the
Nursing home we volunteer at... and she told us an awesome story about
how her friends grandmother crossed the plains to Utah and when she was
packing she felt inspired to bring her tea kettle... the rest of the
trip she had to use that tea kettle to dethaw the womens hair off of the
frozen ground... Isn't it amazing how Heavenly Father is so involved in
every detail??? I can't even imagine how it would feel to have my hair
frozen to the ground... and how much worse it would have been if she
hadn't listened to that prompting.
Story #2- Sister Broach went to get
her hair cut and one of us said something about being how we weren't
normal and the hair cutter said "I always just tell people that normal
is a cycle on a washing machine" Isn't that awesome?! It's true,
normalcy is completely subject to speculation because it's decided by an
unnamed entity that decides who or what is normal. I love that
statement, we are all unique, and that's never going to change. The next
story is how we got a ride to Zone Conference with an investigator
(she's awesome) and we were driving and bugs were dying on the
windshield and she asked "What is the last thing that goes through a
bug's head?' we had no idea... she said "It's bum...."(bummer..) that one just made me
laugh.
Anyways, This week has been truly amazing. Sister Broach and I
have become best friends as we strive so hard each day to rely on the
Savior and help others do the same. I feel like i've learned so much as
I've dedicated myself to learning about the atonement. I know that he
lived and died and lives again so that i might always have hope, that
I'll never be alone, and that I'll have the strength and the confidence
to help others change their lives to draw nearer to Him through making
sacred promises. I love this area, the people here are so good, and i
love the opportunity to glimpse at who they can become. I know we all
have immense and divine potential, and as we act on the promptings to do
good, that we will help all those around us as well as ourselves have
more joy in this and the next life. I love this work, it is hastening!
Love you all, I pray for y'all.
May you rely on His strength and never fail,
Sister Foster :D
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