Family and Friends!
What
a great week this has been! I LOVED General Conference--so uplifting
and I learned so much from each speaker! What a blessing it is that we
have a living prophet and apostles to lead and guide our church. How
neat it is we now have three new ordained apostles to also teach, lead,
and guide us.
We
also had a great lesson with 王志文 this week. We are now teaching him the
commandments and taught Word of Wisdom this week. In Taiwan, it is
pretty common for everyone to drink tea and coffee--especially
tea--there is so many different varieties here--and so that is his only
concern. At first, he was really nervous about having to give up tea but
towards the end of the lesson he said something really neat. He said,
"Since this is a commandment from Heavenly Father, I know I need to obey
it." What a wonderful man of faith. He has still yet to come to
church--mostly concerning his work. He drives a car for a man who lives up
in one of the mountainous tribes--ZhuoXi--were we go pretty
frequently--and his schedule is never set in stone. :(
冒姐妹 is
someone we are also working really close towards. This last week she
brought up a big concern here--regarding worshiping. She asked what the
conflict was between being baptized and continuing to worship other
Gods. During this lesson with her, I could feel the Spirit really
strong. I know that through the Spirit, Sister Coleman and I were able
to bear powerful testimony and promise her that as she would continue to
pray daily, read daily, and attend church every Sunday that this
concern of hers would diminish and she would not have the desire to
worship other Gods anymore. I know the Spirit bore powerful testimony
to her.
冒姐妹 is like my Taiwanese mom. We get along so great and I can laugh so hard with her! I love her to death and I am so grateful for this opportunity Heavenly Father has given me to help her come unto Christ.
On Friday, we were up in the mountains doing some
finding and visiting some investigators in ZhuoXi--the ZhongZheng Tribe.
(Dad, this is one of the mountainous tribes--and you were right, these
people up here are absolutely amazing--so humble, so loving). We were
walking
up this pretty steep hill to see if there were any homes up there. We
were up it a few minutes and we could see NO homes. We were about to go
back but decided to
continue walking, just a few moments later we saw a few homes and went
and and talked to them. We saw two miracles right in a row! The first
man, was visiting home from doing his military service up in Taipei and
was only going to be home for a few days. We had a wonderful short
lesson with him, gave him a copy of the Book of Mormon, and recorded his
information to give to the respective missionaries. As we were walking
to the next home, some trees separated and we were able to see the
beautiful view of all the town of YuLi. We stopped to take a picture and
next thing we knew, this man came driving up on his
motor-scooter and tried to speak to us in some broken English.冒姐妹 is like my Taiwanese mom. We get along so great and I can laugh so hard with her! I love her to death and I am so grateful for this opportunity Heavenly Father has given me to help her come unto Christ.
Us and the view.
We walked to
his home together and
we were able to teach him about Heavenly Father and he became a new
investigator!! First of all, we were pretty excited to meet this new
investigator, Secondly, the VIEW was beautiful!! This man's home was on
the top of the mountain and it overlooked the WHOLE valley. The
pictures we got definitely do not capture the magnificence of it but it
was beautiful. How grateful I am for the beauties of the earth!
Our new investigator we met on the top of the mountain.
We had a Taiwanese BBQ with our branch this past week.
Me and a friend that our branch president brought.
Saturday was "Taiwan's Birthday" so they had a cute parade all around town for a few hours!
ZONE Training this week!! Sister Lindsay and I are serving in the same ZONE again!!!
Some members we rode our bikes together to Church Yesterday.
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