¿Cómo han estado? We did a lot of service this week! It was my first
week helping out Steve on his farm. Holy moly. It was interesting. He
has hogs, an emu, goats, sheep, deer, and bison. I'm probably missing
an animal or two. Steve is really great. He's rough and tough, but
towards us he's a teddy bear.
We serve at the food bank now! It's a great way to make a positive
name for ourselves in the community. We have a good time running
around filling orders. :)
We found a lot of part-members and less-actives this week, so we were
able to get to know them better and offer service. We met Jesse and
his wife and family. They're so sweet! His wife, Elizabeth, is so
cool. Both of them were really open with us and allowed us to get to
know them. We get to go back and plant some lavender for them. Yay!
Our investigators, Kyle and Megan, are progressing. We're hoping to be
able to teach them more in the next few lessons. They have some hold
ups on the Book of Mormon, and they're devoted believers in the Bible.
They know it very well. It's intimidating! I love the Bible. I just
don't know it well at all. And there are so many out there! Teaching
them has given me a greater love and testimony of the Book of Mormon.
Through multiple translations, precious truths are lost. Through the
Book of Mormon, we have the fulness of the gospel. We have answers to
the questions of the soul. We know perfectly how to find lasting
happiness here on earth and how to make it back to our Heavenly
Father. I love this book!
I am grateful every day to be able to do the Lord's work. It's hard
out here, but this time I have been given to be a missionary is a
blessing. I love it!
Con amor,
Hermana Boyson
Eddie! Our pet possum got out and now look at him! (*Not our pet possum. Don't worry, Mom.)
esus wants you to succeed! He knows you and loves who you are and who you're becoming ❤️
Chicos malos.