Hello dear friends,
Well,
unfortunately it was another week of not much to report. For some
reason I can't even remember what we did this week. I'm sure it involved
a lot of missionary work.... ok let me think...... oh yeah!
1. We had some
really great lessons with our awesome investigator and family. We ran through the baptism Q's
with her and she is reeeeady! Now we just have to get her to QUIT
SMOKING! But I really, really love her and her family with all my heart. I
could not be more grateful to have this opportunity to teach them and
help them receive the gospel. Also this Sunday, her
husband to come to church! I think he had a pretty good time. After
church she got a blessing and I think that really touched both of
them! Here's hoping he will progress! #lovethegospel
2.
Zone training time. Which was fun, and I learned a lot about how to
teach better and use the pamphlet! It's true, people like visuals and
picture books. These New Yorkers thrive on the pamphlet!
3.
We finally got back in contact with the sister of one of our previous investigators.
We had a really good chat with her, and she said she still wants to
learn more and that she didn't believe what her sister was saying! Here's
hoping we have a second chance! I know that teaching them with all this
anti material floating around will be DIFFICULT. So keep me in your
prayers.
4.
I have been really into pressing flowers this week. Did you know that
if you a press a sweet pea it turns a weird purple color? Neither did I. But now you know :)
5.
We had a really funny experience while tracking. We knocked on this
apartment, when the guy came to the door her goes "Who the freak are
you? *reads name tags* Ugh. ew. No. Get out of here! You came to the
wrong house ladies" (said in a loud, yelling voice). then slammed the
door. We just laughed. I guess I didn't realized people were that
ridiculous!
6. Saw some less-actives, taught some investigators, tracked some doors, etc, etc.
7.
This week, I have really been thinking about everyone's divine
potential. It was weird because this week we met quite a few people who
were atheists. I remember we were talking to one and I just got really,
really sad. I was just thinking about how sad Heavenly Father must be to
know that there are people who don't even believe he exists. That they
are choosing to make their lives harder. I then thought about the people
who have accepted the gospel! The people that we have been teaching and
the changes they have been making and it just makes me so happy, then I
think about how happy Heavenly Father must be for them. We really all
do have that potential! Anyone can change. We are all children of God.
We all have the divine potential to be like him. There is this cheesy
song that Sister Smith and I jam to, but there is a really good line in
it that I have been thinking about a lot. It goes like this...
"There's so much more to me. He helps me see that I
have so much to offer, I am his Daughter. He loves me the way I am. He's
my strength when I stand. He is my King and my Father, and I am His
Daughter."
I think we all need to focus more on our divine
potential. We really are all his sons and daughters! We all have a crazy
amount of potential, and the love He feels for us is infinite! Let us
all try and live up to that love!
I love you all!
mmmmmmmmmmm BYE NOW! (New York slang comin' out yo)
XOXO
Sister Langford
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