Hi Family!
Okay, so
for your question mom, I already filled my last prescription last
month. So I will just need refills for December and January. So yeah. I might
need about 3 refills to be covered.
Saturday, we
got the chance to go back and sing "Choose the Right" at Bette R's
funeral. It was a bittersweet thing for us. I was so thankful that I was
put in this position so that I got to be there but sad that she is no
longer here. I am so glad that I got a card from her though and I sent a
card to her too! It's crazy how the Lord's timing works! I was not able
to send a card for the longest time and then I felt very strongly that I
needed to send her a card and give it to the sisters. The sisters read
it to her Saturday and she passed away that Sunday morning. I was so
glad that the Lord told me to do that! It gave me a lot of closure
knowing that i got that card to her. I also was approached by one of her
granddaughters who showed me a card that we wrote to her for Bette and
she thanked me with tears in her eyes for doing that. It was really
nice. I was glad that I got to meet her. :)
Saturday
night we had the adult session of conference and Elder Allen got up and
asked us missionaries to stand. Then he had us get up and sit up behind
the pulpit as he talked. I do have to say, he is one funny guy! Then, we
got a great answer to prayers. He asked us missionaries to raise our
hands if we had too many people to teach. No hands went up. Then, we
asked if we would like more people to teach. ALL hands went up! Then, he
turned to the congregation and said, "Brothers and Sisters, I challenge
you to have the missionaries in your home each week and have them teach
you the 5 discussions that they teach investigators as if you were not a
member. I promise you that if you do this, you will know by the 2nd
discussion, who the Lord wants you to send the missionaries to." It was
so powerful and Sister Jolley and I were ecstatic! Then, Elder Sitati
got up and shared a few words and then opened the floor up for
questions. A woman got up and asked if they should be worried about
wasting us missionaries' time with being in their home instead of doing
something else like tracting. Elder Sitati just laughed and said, "Don't
worry about that. Did you hear Elder Allen's promise? Trust me, the
missionaries know their job." It was so cool!!! He was so bold!!!! Then
when conference was over, Sister Jolley and I got to shake his hand! And
as we were shaking his hand, our stake high-council-man over missionary
work came up as we were talking to him and said, "These are our Sister
Training Leaders, they are amazing!" I probably turned as red as a beet!
But then Elder Sitati said, "Good! I can tell!" That made me feel good!
Then,
the Sunday morning session happened and we got a new Stake President
and we are so excited! He was the counselor over missionary work before
hand in the presidency so we know who he is and he is AWESOME!!!
However, there was one woman that objected the vote and when Elder
Sitati got up, he pointed it out!!!! He said, "To you who dissented the
vote, I encourage you strongly to go to the Lord in humble prayer." I
almost fell out of my chair! He was so bold and his talk was amazing!
Our mission president also got up and shared the importance of rescue
which was cool because we felt very strongly after praying that focusing
on rescue in the ward would help us to find the people prepared to be
baptized. So that was cool!
Well, that is my week in a
nutshell! I love you all! We are going to go to Minneapolis again as a
district and go to the spoon and cherry and inside the Museum too!!! I
am so excited!!! :)
Love you again!!!!
Sister JacklinAlso! We got to have mission president's fireside with Richard Paul Evan's!!! He's the author of the Michael Vay series! And fun fact, the inspiration for the name Michael Vay is from the dad of an elder in our mission, Elder McVay! His uncle is Richard Paul Evans and his dad was his buddy in high school and the kids called him Vay. So that is where he got the name! It was cool to see his nephew introduce him too! :) He gave an amazing talk on the four things that we need to know to be successful and make a difference in life. Here are the four things:
3. We need to let go of fear and make the risky choices.
4. We need to love.| Us at Caribou with our frozen hot chocolate. |
| Our raking group for zone service. |
| Sister Jacklin and Sister Jolley |
| We were being dorks. |
| Sister Jolley, Sister Mower, and Sister Jacklin |
| Bette's Missionary Wall |
Weekly planning.... I was being lazy and tried to reach across the
table for tissues and this was the result....
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| Sister Hunt, Sister Young, Sister Jacklin, & Sister Jolley |
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