Hey hey hey!
Okay so
apparently today is Cesar Chavez day, whatever that is. So the whole
city is closed, so we didn't get to email at the library today. We were
able to ask a member to open the family history center for us, but we've
just got a little time.
Okay! So. I got my new companion this week! She's
great. We're super different but definitely compatible. Our strengths
and weaknesses really balance each other out. We're really learning a
lot from each other. She's from Texas and has 6 months in the mish. She
has a lot of doctrinal knowledge and is a great listener. We really help
spark ideas in each other. It's fun because we help each other be a lot
more creative. I love that we don't do the same thing every day, we're
really trying a lot of different things. It's been really fun!
For example, yesterday we went around sharing an
Easter message with people. We read part of the Living Christ to people
and then talked about how we believe in a living Christ who leads and
directs his church today. It was a great way to lead into the
restoration. Really successful and spiritual day! I love Easter.
Okay, awesome miracle on Saturday. We met Adolfo
last week and haven't been able to get in touch with him. Yesterday we
didn't even have him planned to visit, but we felt like we should swing
by. And he happened to be home and we got to teach him the restoration!
It went so well. He understood everything and had lots of great
questions. Then before we even brought it up he said he wanted to come
to church with us. We were like great! And we asked if he wanted to come
have a tour at the church right then. (Thank you Wade for the great
idea! We did it the way you said!) He said to give him 15 min to get
ready. So we ran back to the car and frantically started calling members
to try to get someone to come with us (rule, and a good idea). We
called 8 people and nobody was picking up. Then we said a prayer and
thanked God for the wonderful lesson we just taught, for sending us to
Adolfo. We told him that we have faith he can do all things, and asked
that he provide a member to come with us. The next person we called
answered and said she could come right then. So we picked her up and
went back to Adolfo's house, and he'd put on normal church clothes! That
was so cool because our investigators don't normally dress like that
even on Sundays. I thought it was so sweet that he already has that
reverence for being in the house of the Lord. We had the tour and it
went so so well. It was amazing. He absorbed everything and asked very
intelligent questions. The spirit definitely testified as we taught him
about the sacrament, priesthood authority, baptism, prayer, the Book of
Mormon, etc. I'm really excited to see him progress.
We've got some zone goals we're working on. Our zone
leaders told us this cool thing about if you want to walk on water you
have to get out of the boat. So we're working on both personal and
companion goals on what we can do to get out of the boat. Awesome.
I love you all so much and am praying for you. I hope you had a great Easter!
Hermana Cannon
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