Thanks for the update everyone! I love reading
your emails and about what’s going on at home. Mom you're so great! I had
a handful... no an armful of mail to take home and read during transfers this
last week. I love it all!
So many good things happened this week. I have a
new companion her name is Sister Carper and we’re still walking around in
BangKhae. She got right to work when we came back and she has such a good
attitude and love for this work. She wants to help this branch grow and
increase in their faith so it will be a fun transfer to look forward to. She is
a hard working and so passionate about being a missionary.
We are trying a new approach this transfer as far
as working with members. It is something that I wanted to do with Sister
Monterrosa but didn't quite get the chance. We are thinking of putting together
a fireside for the members to help them have the faith in the work and building
up the branch. Also, we want to build up the unity between members and
missionaries. We are going to make visits to less actives and especially, part
member families. I am excited about our goals and I know we can reach them;
especially, working with the Elders and members.
We had a pretty stressful Friday night because
the Elder's investigator who was going to be baptized Saturday night had to
have a second interview. It just caused confusion and stress for the ward
mission leader and for all of us. I'm pretty sure the Elders just forgot that HUGE
detail. I had to just pray for more charity to not be mad at them. If it were
our baptism, I probably would have been WAY more upset but still was a little
irked. I'm not sure if the district leader and the zone leader had some miscommunication
or didn't understand that the investigators need to have passed the second
interview before having a set baptismal date.
At the end of the day, I love being a missionary.
Mom, thanks for sending me the talk from Elder Bednar from the 2008 Ensign
titled “Pray always.” It was Friday morning and I wasn't sure where to start
studying because I have this huge long list of things that I do want to hit up
one day but looking at all of it, I got overwhelmed just thinking about the
area, the work, the members and a new companion. I just went brain dead. I
looked to my left and saw the talk sitting there and it was such a good hour of
study. I loved what he said and the 3 points he gave.
One of our investigators’ name is ประจาก. Sorry,
not sure how to spell that in English. Anyways, he is the sweetest man! He
sells Roti (the stuff that dad loved to eat growing up) and every time he sees
us he just has this huge smile and a question about the Book of Mormon. He came
to church the last 3 weeks. We just don't have a member to teach with us so we
haven't been able to teach him for a week or so. We see him everyday but we
just need a member!!!! ugh He's
progressing though because he read and really ponders the scriptures.
Um, transfers are bitter sweet. It was crazy to
see all the changes and the people finishing their missions. It just reminded
me of how I'll reach that day ... haha just kidding never want to leave mission
life. (yet)
Well I love you all!!!
Always,
Sister Yeo
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