Hello Everyone,
Remember Debbie from last week. We are working with her on the word
of wisdom. She understands that she has to follow the word of wisdom
to be baptized and she is trying so so hard to follow it. Which is
amazing because most people when we get to that point in our teaching
they don't want to quit or change or really put in any effort to be
baptized. Debbie definitely has a desire to be baptized and I am so
lucky that I get to teach her and watch her as she comes closer and
closer to being a member of our church. She has a testimony of Joseph
Smith and of the Book of Mormon plus she's comfortable with saying a
prayer in front of us. A lot of people aren't like that.
of wisdom. She understands that she has to follow the word of wisdom
to be baptized and she is trying so so hard to follow it. Which is
amazing because most people when we get to that point in our teaching
they don't want to quit or change or really put in any effort to be
baptized. Debbie definitely has a desire to be baptized and I am so
lucky that I get to teach her and watch her as she comes closer and
closer to being a member of our church. She has a testimony of Joseph
Smith and of the Book of Mormon plus she's comfortable with saying a
prayer in front of us. A lot of people aren't like that.
Our ward that Elder Phillips and I are over share the same ward
building as a Spanish ward. They love the missionaries and after four
weeks they've realized that I can't speak Spanish so they come up to
me shake my hand with a really big smile and then they are on they're
way. We don't really ever interacted with them because we simply
can't, so this week when we got a call to come over to a Spanish
members house for dinner it was really weird/odd because they have Elders
and Hermanas missionaries in their ward that speak Spanish and are
over their ward, but we went nonetheless.
When we got there the Elders and Sister were already there and we
were like ok? Apparently this Spanish couple had a referral for us and
it's their son in law (he speaks English) who lives at the house so
they just wanted us over to get comfortable coming over. I found all
this out after we left and they and the Spanish missionaries told
us. It was awkward because I could tell that they were talking about
my companion and I and how we didn't understand what they were saying.
I'm glad we get to teach him.
building as a Spanish ward. They love the missionaries and after four
weeks they've realized that I can't speak Spanish so they come up to
me shake my hand with a really big smile and then they are on they're
way. We don't really ever interacted with them because we simply
can't, so this week when we got a call to come over to a Spanish
members house for dinner it was really weird/odd because they have Elders
and Hermanas missionaries in their ward that speak Spanish and are
over their ward, but we went nonetheless.
When we got there the Elders and Sister were already there and we
were like ok? Apparently this Spanish couple had a referral for us and
it's their son in law (he speaks English) who lives at the house so
they just wanted us over to get comfortable coming over. I found all
this out after we left and they and the Spanish missionaries told
us. It was awkward because I could tell that they were talking about
my companion and I and how we didn't understand what they were saying.
I'm glad we get to teach him.
Love Elder Madsen
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