I have an extra hour for
language study, but if something comes up it's the first thing to go, since
it's only for me & not the companionship. That's rough, but there are some
days where I just want to go out and work so I justify it. I shouldn't though,
I'll definitely work on it this next transfer. We got our transfer calls this
week. President told me he is going to keep me here until I get my visa, but
things could change. Sister Toft is going to Reno (just like all my other
companions) Sister Silfies & I are staying here & Silfies is training a
sister fresh out of the MTC. We are also taking over another area that is over
an hour away, so that's stressful. It's just a little branch in Austin, but apparently
a family of 7 is being taught there that has a lot of potential. We are taking
over Austin because they are splitting our zone, & the elders that covered
it are now in the other zone. Craziness.. I don't know how we'll do it we
barely have enough time in the day/week for our own area let alone two that are
miles apart from each other. We'll just have to have a lot of faith that it
will all work out, & we'll have to rely a lot on the ward members to pick
up the slack. I think it will be a good opportunity for the ward to be able to take on more missionary work and feel the spirit.This past week we set a baptism date with Kristin! She's getting
baptized on August 24th :)) I am so excited, she is just the cutest little
girl, she reminds me so much of Shelby it's ridiculous. We have a new
investigator that we are teaching tonight, his name is Micah & he wants to be
baptized which is so awesome. Actually his friend Skye Barton is a member in our ward. Skye called us on Sunday saying that he wanted us to come teach his friend Micah and that he wanted to be baptized! It's not everyday you start teaching some one
that already wants to be baptized. Our investigator Kevin is really starting to
warm up to the idea of baptism, last week he said there is no way he would get
baptized & this week he said he would but he needs to learn more. Hopefully
he really starts to gain a testimony on the importance of baptism & having
the Holy Ghost. We'll see though :) We taught the same amount of lessons this
week, I've really come to see that I'm just an instrument in the Lord's hands
& that this is HIS work. As long as I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing
we will continue to see miracles. I truly do love being on a mission, &
feel so blessed to be given this opportunity.
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