Got to Love the Billboards in Georgia! |
This week was wonderful. A little story on one of the Davis families...(this is a family ward, so lots of people have the same last name :D Just like in Cochran). We went to Carl and Larissa's. We've been visiting them for a couple weeks on and off. Their two boys always tell us "tell me a story!" So we've been through a good number of Book of Mormon stories with them, relating it to principles in the gospel. They love it! So this last week we went over the plan of Salvation. They loved hearing that story! The mom (who is also a non member) was really into it as well. At the end of the lesson, we asked them if they all would like to be baptized so they could start on that path to live together as a family in the Celestial kingdom. They all said yes!! How amazing! They are all making changes in their life to really apply this gospel. We are so excited for their family to one day be an eternal unit. During the PEC meeting Sunday morning, we let everyone know, and they were all so excited! You could feel energy all of a sudden explode in the room. It's wonderful to see the excitement that missionary work brings to those around us. Share your stories with others and get them excited to do their own work!
Birthday Surprise! |
Tuesday was sister Anderson's birthday!! She's officially 21 :D Crazy! We had German pancakes (her favorite), cake and brownies, and taught lots of lessons. Nothing better.
It was also a sweet older woman's birthday named Miss Irene. We brought her a mini peach pie on Tuesday and wished her a happy birthday. Y'all should have seen her face light up! She lost 10 years and seemed like a happy child on Christmas morning. It's seriously one of the cutest things I've seen yet. I'll get a picture with her this week hopefully. Anyways, she was so touched by the small act of love. Her friend was over, and we were actually able to teach her about the restoration before we left. When we love the people, the work moves forward. Usually in ways we wouldn't expect. :) So give some small act of service this week!
This was probably one of the most dangerous moments in my mission...opening that door took a lot of courage |
One of the biggest dogs I have seen yet. Thank heavens it was nice..just really slobbery. Sister Anderson and I decided he was "The beast" from sandlot. |
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