One lady we've taught since we first knocked on her door.
She clearly understands everything we talk about, and she's almost always home,
so it's really easy to teach her. We gave her a church tour and she said it felt homey. She's still not sure if she's ready
for baptism, but we're sure she'll get there.
We also met some 22 yr old guy who invited us in. We didn't
have a lot of time to talk to him, but he's interested in learning more about
the book of Mormon, and he wants to play Church Basketball. He did say he
wants to go to a church that's not boring. Hopefully we can help him look past
that, and think more about it's importance.
We met some lady in an apartment, before we knocked on her
door we heard her singing kinda hysterically, I guess that's how she prays. She
dominated most of our conversation, & our conversation went on for a little
over 2 hours. She repeated herself a lot, she just phrased things a
little different. She talked about her faith and beliefs mostly. She told us
she's always open to hear about anything that has to do with Christ, so we'll
see if we can teach her next time we visit.
One awesome miracle we had. I don't know if you
remember the girl I talked about 2 weeks ago who gave us a call. Anyway, after
Elder Davis & I had did some serious praying that she'd call us back. she
gave us a call Saturday. She thanked us for the uplifting things we said, and
because of it she felt not so depressed that night. She wants us to come over,
and is going to call us back when she has a good time set up
Also people in Michigan like to make most of the things they
say plural. Someone's told us, "You's guy's has a good day." Most of
the time it's with stores, people say "Wallmart's" or
"Meijer's." We joke about it all the time.
One of our less active converts is leaving to Mississippi
today (so he says) so we visited him last night. One of the people that lives
with him was pretty high that night. He kept reminding us he loves me. He would
ask us "Who was the first person to live on the earth." I'd answer
"Adam & Eve." "That's right." Later he says Jesus was
the first person to live on the earth, then he asks me "Who was the first
person." "Adam & Eve." again I said. He responded "Yeah."
Elder Davis & I kept smiling at each other.
We ended our visit with a prayer, and everyone home gathered
& help hands with us. One of the older lady's there would talk through the
prayer, she would say "mm-hmm.. that's right.. thank you.. thank you
Jesus." Then when we were done she gave me a hug & kissed me on the
cheek :( My coat didn't smell to good when we left that house, or my hands
after shaking everyone's hand.
That's my week.
I hope everyone's doing well. I look forward to hearing from
you each week.Elder Candland
1.Saginaw-Love
2. Building artist
3. Saginawesome
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