HOLA!!!!
Hello
everyone! I hope you are all doing well! I hope you had a good Fathers Day Dad! I sure thought about you! Amster and Austy - I heard you gave excellent
talks in church! Glad to hear that everyone is doing well! Callie and
Harry - have an extra ice cream cone for me okay? (Maybe the Harry way?)
haha!
Well,
this week was wonderful! A growing week...but if you aren't having those weeks
on the mission then you are doing something wrong!! They are just part of the
"refining" process. Our investigators are doing good. We are really
focusing on trying to find investigators who are ready to be baptized. We as a
mission have a goal to get a 121 miracle (meaning baptisms) before the end of
this coming transfer. I plan on contributing as much as I can to this goal and
so we are working as hard as we know how to find those prepared children on
God.
Transfers
are this week...we will be staying in the great land of Westfield another
transfer and I am so glad. I can't imagine leaving. I have work do to! Everyone
in the District is leaving except Sister Hofhiens and I. So, President once
again is switching it up! He likes doing that! :)
Some
miracles this week:
We
were out Personal Contacting one day and we started talking to this lady name
Selina. She just moved from Hawaii and she is the sweetest thing. As we were
talking to her, we asked her if she had a faith and she said she was MORMON! We were so surprised and asked what her story was. She then went on to
explain that she was baptized when she was 8 and hadn't gone to church since. She
said she prayed that morning for someone to help build her faith back up again!
MIRACLE!
So,
not only did a story like Selina happen once...but TWICE! We were at this
trailer park...which might I add..Sister Hofhiens told me she didn't feel
comfortable there and I was LOVING it!! I think I was meant to work in the
slums of the towns??? But anyways..we met Porsha and she was baptized when
she was 13 and moved to Indiana 7 years ago and ever since has not gone to
church! Her family is from Hawaii as well.(totally opposite sides of town but
happen to be a coincidence) But...she is the only member and the rest are
not...so she said we could come back on Tuesday and whoever was home would
listen to the message we had to share. (which if all her family is home...we
could get like 7 new investigators!) Blessings and miracles! This is
Gods work! :)
Over
all...This week I would say has been the most "growing week" I have
had yet on my mission. How grateful I am for moments like that. One thing my Heavenly
Father really has blessed me with is the ability to take a step back and look
at the eternal perspective, and when you do that, nothing is worth really
stressing about. I have grown and I have used my knees well this week, but I
come out of it with hope and a reminder of what my purpose it as a missionary!
We had three investigators we had to drop and one who is not doing as well. I
truly can say I LOVE the people I teach and so my heart is stretched when I
have to put faith in the Lord in hopes that someone prepared will replace them.
I am truly grateful for trials! I love it and one of the reasons I came out on my
mission was to become a better person and I think Heavenly Father is trying his
best to do so! :)
Well,
I love you! Trei, Reese, Uncle Richard...HAPPY BIRTHDAY! :) I love you and
think the world of every single one of you! There isn't a greater work than what
I am doing right now! I tresure this time and hold it sacred! I am thankful for my
knowledge of the restored gospel! This is message we share is a message worth
listening to! How blessed and thankful I am! :) Love you all!
Love,
Sister
Clegg the 3rd

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