There
wasn't a whole lot that was going on this week, we taught some lessons and
walked around a lot, nothing out of the ordinary for a day in the life here in
St. Vincent.
On
Tuesday we had a great district meeting about accountability for our actions and
how we should not be slothful but be diligent and obedient. Its really cool to
see these principles of missionary work talked about in the Book of Mormon. It
really strengthens my testimony of it when I can read and apply what I read
into life, especially missionary life. After district meeting I was able to go
to Campden Park with Elder Wilson from Wisconsin. He is a hoot and we had a lot
of fun serving together for the day or two. We taught some of their really cool
investigators and had a really good time!
On
Wednesday I spent most of the day with Elder Wilson and then headed back to
Kingstown for correlation and a couple more lessons for the night. It was a
really good lesson with a less active family about General Conference.
On
Thursday we had some great lessons and were able to set a baptismal date with a
woman named Brontie! She is excited to be baptized but knows that there are
some things in her life that she needs to change.
On
Friday we had some alright lessons but one that stuck out in particular was
with a woman named Shakie. We taught her about the prophet Enos gaining a
remission of his sins and going to do missionary work. She understood it well
and wants to read more into the book of mormon! So that was super cool!
I
cant even begin to talk about Saturday and Sunday though. Saturday was amazing.
I've never had such an amazing experience with conference as I have had on my
mission. The spirit is so strong. It was great!
Sunday
was a great day! I loved being there at the branch with all the members
listening to the men and women called of God to speak to us. It was such a
fantastic experience.
It
was an average week, a hard week, but an okay week. Conference was a definite
improvement and a great way to finish it off.
Thanks
for all the love and prayers! Keep up the good work!
Love
you all tons!
Elder
Dorrance
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