So
this week we got a referral from the church headquarters! The typical
way this works is that someone will have heard about the 'Mormons" and
decide to check out their website and order a free Book of Mormon but
even more often is people just wanting a free Bible! So when we go to
contact people we try to be hopeful but the experience is more often
than not a complete bust! This week on the other hand was completely
different! To preface further this week is the last week of the month
and we can only use so many miles in our car... and therefore needed to
ride our bikes for at least 25 miles this day haha When we got there the
woman said, "come right on in!" And we proceeded to talk with her, her
husband, and their ten year old son! After a few minutes of small talk
we were able to transition into how they came into contact with the
website and the Book of Mormon offer! This woman has a brother who is in
jail. The brother was incarcerated with another young man who we
believe was/is a less active member of the church because somehow this
young man's mother contacted the woman we met and asked her to check out
the website. Well she did and we were able to have a very spiritual
lesson with the family and they seem adamant about coming to church this
next Sunday
(we met them yesterday after church!). How amazingly random is that? Or
is it? We also had a man come with us to church yesterday and he
enjoyed the experience so much that he plans on coming back with us next
week!
I'm grateful for the little things in
life. As hard as they are for me to recognize I try to look for them to
keep myself humble and not hoping for more than I need! The small
miracles God lends us are what really grows our testimonies. Continually
growing little by little. At the beginning of this transfer my companion
and I started growing some tomato plants. And in one of my more
favorite missionary practice sessions (since I dislike most of them xD)
we started to make a parable of the tomato plant. One that isn't
necessarily unheard of before but it never hurts to hear again. We all
need to nourish our tomato plants (testimonies) with water and sunlight.
without daily prayer and scripture study it becomes difficult for the
seed to bud and the fruit to appear! Well that's all I got haha Have a
wonderful week!
Elder Nally
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