What a great week!
We have been seeing a lot of miracles recently in the way of our
members. We have been praying and fasting for our ward because they have
been struggling to be unified and we are starting to see the fruits of
our labors. While we don't need that to be good missionaries or to keep
working hard, it's kinda nice to see how our efforts have been received.
For example, we try to find people and introduce them to members as
soon as possible so that they have a friend in church. What's even
better though is having members invite us over to meet their
friends/families so that instead of us trying to start a relationship,
the investigators already have one. This past week we have been
introduced to investigators by members and we now have more people to
teach who will be fellowshipped into the ward. That's the way missionary
work should work and how it works best, when members and missionaries
work together to help our brothers and sisters without the gospel of
Christ to come unto Him.
For Judith, we're still working with her and we'll be trying
something new. A letter from my dad sparked this revelation and we had
recently received a training on how to teach with the Spirit using
music, so now we are singing with everyone! We try to start with a hymn,
explaining to them that the Spirit will teach of the truth in the song
and that that's how they'll feel when they pray later to know the truth
from God. We also try to sing a hymn in the lesson itself to once again
have the presence of the Spirit be very strong. I don't know if we have
seen any direct results yet, but I believe that it helps people and it
helps us teach better.
On a more fun note, we haven't had a lot of activities this week,
but today for P-Day, we and our district went bowling and to play lazer
tag! =D The first round of lazer tag, we had 3 teams made of the 3
different companionships and Hna. Miranda and I didn't do too shabby!
The second time around, it was 2 teams made up of Junior vs. Senior
companions. (In a companionship, there is a senior and junior companion;
usually the senior companion is the one who has served longer and can
kinda guide the companionship by using their experience. In my
companionship, I am currently the senior companion. This can change
every transfer) The senior companions one and we were all wiped by the
end of it. I had the highest accuracy (66% in comparison with 2nd place
with 25%) and the most amount of points (meaning I "shot" the most
amount of people and/or stuff); wouldn't my family be proud? =D
I think that that's all for this week! =) This coming Thursday we have interviews with President Jaggi so we'll receive some training as well.
I'm really excited for that because when Elder Ortiz went home, we
combined the 2 spanish zones into 1, so all 30 spanish missionaries will
be together; I'm so excited!
I love you all! Be good and remember who you are!
Love,
Hermana Lindh
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