This week I was able
to pray a lot. Lots for my companion, my investigators and for the members. I
find that when I pray unselfishly there is so much more meaning and just all
around more miracles. The Lord wants to bless each one of His children and I
know it is through increasing our faith through prayer and then getting on our
feet to work.
This week I have been
praying for a new investigator named Analy. She has many questions and is not
approaching learning with faith. I prayed she would and just as I have been she
came to the General Women’s Conference and every one of the talks talked about
what she was struggling with. Wow! What a blessing. The next day in church she
was a mess! So emotional and I can’t help but chuckle because I know it is the
spirit and it is all just hitting her at once but we are super happy and so
blessed to work with her.
We have passed by a
menus activos house like 4 times this last week and finally we had the grand
idea to put a note on the door to let him know we were passing by and guess
what! He called! WHAT! Haha we were surprised but he came to church AND brought
his friend that we will begin to teach. Such blessings.
And wow I had a
day----- where let’s just say that I needed a hug and that morning I read the
scripture where it says…. Comfort those that are in need of comfort. I didn’t
think that sometimes that means let others comfort you as well. Sometimes let
others help you. Get rid of your pride and just let them be there as if the
Savior was there helping you through a tough time you are having. What a
blessing to be a part of a church that teaches us to serve. Love people. It
will always come back to you and you will be so much more blessed because of
it.
I am probably at a
point in my mission that I just can’t imagine life different. I LOVE the work.
Every day I end up telling myself… Wow how blessed I am to have the gospel and
not only that but to share it. Share the love that comes from our Heavenly
Father. That is what it is all about. Go and serve. Share what you know changes
lives.
Well, I need to go but
before… A few things that happened this week.
-stepped in dog crap 3
times because I was too busy telling my companion or members stories while I
was walking.
-Locked ourselves out
of the apartment because I gave the keys to a baby to play with and forgot
them. Good job Hermana Frame
-When I teach English…
Let’s just say it is like “correct Hermana Frame” day… Haha! Lovin the Spanish.
-I invited everyone to
the General Women’s meeting for 6 pm when it was at 7 pm. Let’s
just say our pension wanted to hit me… Haha!
-I sang the national
anthem to our pension and her husband and then tried to repeat the pledge of allegiance
and forgot for like 5 minutes and almost cried. But don’t worry… I did it!
-I listened to David
Archuleta Christmas and cried because I am so excited for Christmas
Anyways. If you could
all just see me here in Peru I think you would laugh. But I LOVE IT! I love it
all. The work, the missionaries, the people, my companion, and all the
adventures we have.
Have a great week!
Hermana Frame
Pics
Let’s just say that
today I should have brought sunscreen.
I am a nurse. Come on. HAHA!
But my
pension put this yellow medicine on it so we will see what happens!
Living it up in Peru!
But the place we went
to is called Quisapata and it is crazy pretty!
It was at the very tip top of
the mountain
and we had fun eating mandarins and crackers at the top
and
burning ourselves on the way down.
This is a few of us at
the general women’s meeting.
My pension still hasn’t had her baby!
We are so hoping for this week!
Hermana Analy at the
conference.
She is so amazing and I am having such a great time getting to know
her
and to help her recognize that the gospel is the
best thing she could learn
in this life.
Last Monday we had a
great time watching Meet the Mormons. Haha
I have watched it now in English and
Spanish.
Lucky to say it was enjoyable in both languages!
One of the girls in
our ward loves her hamster and we had to take pictures. Haha!
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