So...
funny story. My mission president said hey come down to Kentucky on Saturday so I drove an hour down to Kentucky without any idea of why I was going there. So
I drive down there and we are expecting a bunch of missionaries aaaaand we were
the only ones... So then we are sitting outside the Stake President's
office freaking out and then President Porter was there and he said you
are about to meet a general authority... Major freak out... So we walk in
and this guy who's name is Elder Grow sat me down and gave me a letter with my
name on it from "somebody that you know" and I am like dead... Things
going through my mind are like... I'm being sent home, MY MOM IS DEAD, horrible
things, I don't even know what I'm thinking... So I open it and I'm like should
I read it out loud?? He tells me to just look who it is from and...
MOM??!!?!?!?!?!?! Are you kidding? I drove down an hour and met a general
authority all so my mom could send me a letter hahahahahahaha It was so cool
and when he told me and we were done, he said alright lets take some pictures!
Haha
So it ended up being really cool. We were invited to some
trainings for the Stake Conference where we learned about working with the
ward council. Elder Grow is sooooooo funny! It was so great to have him teach
us so many things and to receive revelation for our zone!
That is probably the biggest thing that I have learned is
the importance of hearing the voice of the Lord. I have found that revelation
comes to us whenever we ask. It is funny how many times God tells us in the
scriptures ask and ye shall receive. So I have developed a testimony of his
talking to us. It has taken some effort but I have gotten better as I have
written down a question, then studied and invited the spirit. God is bound when
we do what he says. And I love him.
Elder Howland
(Elder Howland sent a picture but it's upside down and I can't figure out how to rotate it, so I'm going to attach it the way it was sent. I wish I was more electronic intelligent...)
President Porter, Elder Wilcken, Elder Howland, Elder Grow
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