(This is Gunnison 1 and 2 because last week was Labor Day and the Library is closed so Tuesday she just wrote that she didn't have time to write.)
How Zelda Relates to Missionary Work 101
Sister Thompson is way into The Legend of Zelda. She started making a list this week of all the ways the two relate.
Little
update from last week. Before transfer meeting I had this feeling that
I should bring the New Eras that we got for the Roybal family with me
to transfer meeting. I was like that is a weird idea. On the way to
transfer meeting we got lost three times. We didn't have a GPS so we
were trying to follow the road maps. In all that mess guess what? We ran
into the Roybals so that was crazy. Lesson that if you feel like you
should do something and it is good, Do It because it might be the Holy Ghost.
We are teaching this girl named Maeve.
She is a 19 year old studying law at Western. A lot has happened in the
last two weeks with that. She has been reading the book of Mormon for a
little while and she wanted to learn more. We started teaching her and
she came to church and wanted to be baptized. Her mom she was not sure
would be on board, but we had a lesson and she said she talked to her
mom and her mom said she would support her so that made Maeve really
happy. Then we had a lesson a few days later and she said she called
her mom and dad and told them that she decided to be baptized.
Apparently there was a lot of yelling and crying and basically they are
not really on board. She said they think she needs to focus on school
more and if in a year she still wants to be baptized then that is okay.
She still wants to meet and come to church but not as much. The branch
is aware of the situation and says, "well we will still welcome her of
course and even if she doesn't get baptized that is okay." The branch is
fantastic. That is the really short sum up story.
We
are also teaching this guy named Able. He has word of wisdom issues.
He knows that this is the restored gospel. He is afraid to stand up to
people and is always concerned about what people think of him. He says
that we should not give up on him and keep teaching him.
There
is this nice lady named Shay. She likes to feed us sometimes. She is
really good friends with Donny Osmond and will tell you all about it.
We are teaching this less-active family named the Heckers. They are super cool. They have a goal to get to the temple.
The branch here every Sunday has waffles for all the college kids and it is fantastic.
I hope you all have a fantastic week.
(Here's a portion of Ana's letter to her Dad this week- adds just a few more little details about her week)
(Here's a portion of Ana's letter to her Dad this week- adds just a few more little details about her week)
Gunnison
is good, very pretty. We cover a lot of tourist towns and so people are
like, "no, I am not interested in the gospel I am on vacation." People are
usually nice though so that is good. It is just a branch so not that
big. I think the most exciting thing that happened is that Donny Osmond
said hi to me.
I hope you have a great week
XOXoxoXoxOX
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