This Week was Leadership
Training which is 2 days: 16 hours of “how to” speeches and role plays.
It was incredible super spiritual experience. There was
one role play that we actually did with President Jeppson (kind of like
teaching in front of the prophet) that I was able to teach with my MTC
companion, Sister Brown. I felt such love for her and the investigator
that all my fear was gone. "Perfect love casteth out all fear."
The spirit taught so amazingly that the missionary that was playing the
investigator was feeling that love and light that the Lord had for him. I
just wanted to cry because I felt so happy. We were also fed every 2
hours, so no one really went hungry Sister Jeppson made the
most amazing meat balls and all they had in them was chili sauce and
grape jelly.
This week our ward had a
chili cook off with 6 different kinds of chili. It tasted so good and our
5 Korean elders were the judges. I must say that my favorite thing was actually
the Colombian cheese balls. They are something I will miss.
Well tonight dinner looks like food from Chili. I'm so excited!
We had an awe-inspiring
experience at church yesterday. Bro Yoon and his family came to church
again! The first thing he did has go up to Sister Shearer (my companion)
and ask for our phone number because he had lost it and wanted to call us and
set up an appointment. It is so amazing because he talks all the time
about wanting to become a member and uniting his family in one religion.
In class we experienced another surprise I called on Brother
Yoon to read the blessings of fasting and asked what he thought about it. He instantly brought it back to the Savior
and how he is the example for all of us. I was speechless—this was
coming from a man that hadn't been to church in quite some time.
Miracle
Yesterday we had 3 people scheduled for appointments,
which is crazy for our P-day and then we got home and a less-active who doesn't
often see us invited us to dinner. We couldn’t believe it and all I could
do in personal study was stare at the wall in wonder. Our ward also just
seemed to be missionary-minded this Sunday and people actually wanted to come
out and teach with us.
" To every thing there is a season, and a time to every
purpose under the heaven."
Ecclesiastes 3:1
Sister Rogers
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