Yo Yo Yo!
How is everyone?? Freezing? Its 70 degrees outside
right now in Virginia nbd... :)
Haha anyway this week has been so
good!!! Not even kidding Heavenly Father has been putting so many awesome people
in our path. Not complaining!
Earlier in the week we had some
lessons with some really nice guys. One's name is Kameron and he was just super
sincere. As we started the lesson, he just nonchalantly pullled out a notebook
and pen and started taking notes as we taught him haha! I've never had anyone do
that, but it was awesome. I said the quote, "there's no growing in a comfort
zone and no comfort in a growth zone" and he made me repeat it so he could write
it down hahaha.
Then we taught this guy named Jonny and he is also
just really awesome. I'm always amazed by people who are super open-minded about
religion and other people's viewpoints. But it was cool because we were going to
meet him on campus for the lesson and me and my companion both accidentally
handed out our copies of the Book of Mormon on campus before the lesson so we
didn't have one to give him! But then it turned out that he already had it on
his Kindle! #elect. :)
Then that night we had a lesson set up to
meet that Muslim guy Abraham that I told you about last week? Yeah, so we had
never taught him but we assumed he would just come alone and we would teach him.
Nope! He brought 3 of his friends and said that he would have brought more but
he didn't know how big the room would be hahaha. So we just taught 4 Muslim guys
all at the same time it was hilarious. They had no idea what any of the
Christian principles were so we had to kind of start from the beginning and
explain everything. But they were super awesome and we are getting them some
Arabic Book of Mormons! And they said they would cook us some Arabic food? Who
knows haha :)
The problem right now is EVERYONE is leaving for
Thanksgiving break and is suuuupppper busy with finals. So no one has time to
meet with us. I don't know what we are going to do over thanksgiving break but
it will be interesting!
We are having Thanksgiving dinner at Elder
and Sister Chuntz's house on Thursday! They are just the best, it will be so
fun. :)
We've also still been meeting with our investigator Gina!
She is doing pretty well and came to a baptism the other night and loved it. We
are trying to figure out how best to teach her because she's not really
retaining anything. We are shooting for her to get baptized in January, so we'll
see.
Random story: we were street contacting on campus and we gave
a card to this girl and so she looked at it, then got really mad and tried to
throw the card really hard and hit us but instead it kinda just fluttered to
the ground.... it was really awkward. So I just picked the card up and we kept
walking haha.
Today we went ice skating for sisters pday! So that
was fun :) We got to wear pants and it felt weird.
I hope that
everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving this week!!!
Here are some
things I am grateful for:
- The Gospel of Jesus Christ!
- That I get to be a missionary and put on my name-tag everyday.
- My Family!
- Tights (its cold out there!)
- Missionary approved music ;)
- Friends
- Utah! (When is VA going to get a cafe rio??)
- The Scriptures
- Email haha :)
- Prayer
- Pictures
- The missionaries I serve with
- All the tender mercies Heavenly Father sends my way.
I could go on forever... But I am so grateful for all of the blessing I have
been given.
Psalms 100:4 "Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his
courts with praise:
be thankful unto him, and bless his
name."
President Uchtdorf said
"Gratitude is a catalyst to all
Christlike attributes! A thankful heart is the parent of all virtues."
That is so true. If we can truly become grateful, we can slowly but
surely become more like the Savior every day.
I know that this is Christ's true church on the earth and I'm
so grateful to be a part of it and to share it with others.
I love you all!
XOXO Sister Fowers
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