How is everyone this week?
Well this week was eventful and just full of the
normal stuff that
happens here in my part of Lawrence. To start off at the
beginning of
the week (on Tuesday) we went out to work and it was a bit
cloudy but
it didn't look like it would rain... We thought in correctly
it
started to pour and we got soaked. We were wet from head to toe but
it
was really awesome to see people's reactions as we were walking
past
them either if they had umbrellas or were in their cars nice and
dry
and we walked past with smiles on our faces (or at least I did
because
I thought it was a blast.). Well as a ward we have started a Book
of
Mormon challenge to read it before the next General Conference
in
April. It is great to see the enthusiasm that a lot of the members
have
to read it and it has been great to see the progress that some of
them have
made in three weeks. I know that the Book of Mormon can help
us prepare for
General Conference and help us to overcome our
challenges in this world and
life. Life and challenges in this life
can be very difficult and the
temptations of the world are great but
if we hold strong to the iron rod
(word of God) we can overcome those
difficulties. Thursday we had another
walking day we had four set
appointments but unfortunately they all fell
through and we walked a
lot. We had some great contacts and hopefully we will
be able to see
them and our other investigators this week. Please pray that
we will
be able to have lessons with those people and our investigators.
Just
a little info on my companions. Elder B is from Heber, Utah and
he
is a skiing, mountain biking, and curry enthusiast. Elder P is
from Sandy, Utah and he loves to go duck hunting, play baseball, and
he
loves trucks. We are getting along pretty well and are still trying
to get
teaching units down but I think it will be really good this
week as we
continue to put our trust in the Lord. Something really
cool that happened
this past Saturday was the baptism of a man named
R that I taught who
lives on the other side of south Lawrence. It
is great to see how the gospel
can change someone's life and help them
to become a disciple of Jesus Christ.
Other than that we all got sick
on Saturday night so we went to church and a
members house for dinner.
We were going to go out and work but Elder P wasn't looking
very good so we stayed home. That's all I got for you this
week. I
know that this is the restored Gospel of Jesus Christ and I know
that
my Savior lives. Continue to serve the Lord and he will bless you
in
many ways you can't imagine. Hope you have a great week.
Love-
Elder
Espinoza
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