Hey
Family,
This
week went by about as quickly as I thought it would. I can't believe that
March is like halfway over and by the way does anybody know where February
went? The multizones went well! We got to go back to Le Merced and San Ramon!
Those places are paradise for real!
Last
Sunday was interesting. We left the sacrament meeting and a 14 year old came up
to us and asked if it was possible to be forgiven of his sins. We quickly
occupied a room and started talking. We talked about the promise of Forgiveness
that God has promised to those who repent. We then asked him if he was willing
to repent. He said yes, so, we asked him what he did. There was a pause then, he
just kind of let it out. He told us from the biggest to the smallest thing he
had done. Then started to cry. We
could feel our Father's love for him. And I could see myself in him. I
realized what King Benjamin means when he says aren't we all beggars? Aren't
we all unworthy of The Kingdom of God without Christ? I think that with that
mindset it is very hard to be Prideful... President always says, "Being humble
is not thinking you are less than you are... Being humble is knowing exactly
where you are." A good way to think about it.
Yesterday we were finally were able to go crazy in our
area. Working like was didn't all week... (Which is very true) We finally got
a copy of the New and Returning Member forms from the ward so we went
looking for the people that we didn't know. We didn't find them but, we found
four new investigators by just looking for their houses so that's good.
Elder Godoy talked about a few things that have been helping a lot.
Teaching well or a lot.
·
Friends vs. Chosen people.
Teaching people who are ready to hear the gospel or teaching people
who always let us in but don't progress.
·
Activities vs. Results
Using time wisely
·
Baptisms vs. Converts
Obvious..
We have been trying to recognize when we are on the wrong side of
these Missionary Traps . And it was been helping. I am really grateful for the things I am learning as a missionary.
Sonriendo Siempre,
Elder Glassett
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