Hello
Mom!
I'm
forgoing the week in words for now. A LOT OF THINGS HAPPENED this last week,
and I'm not certain I can narrow it down.
But,
this week! Man oh man, where do I start?
OK, on
a spiritual sense, we have been getting referrals rained on us this past week.
I've got a good feeling that the ward members are starting to trust us a little
bit more, so we are able to work more fully with them. One that we contacted
are this elderly couple named Bob and Priscilla. They are a sweet old couple,
but Priscilla's going through some mental challenges right now because of a
series of procedures she's been through, but I can tell that she is sincerely
interested in us teaching them! We were also walking in the park a few times,
and on both instances we shared a pass along card, and during the other,
actually had a good spiritual discussion with this one lady by the name of
Sandy. We talked a lot to her about faith and hope for the future despite the
turmoil of the times we live in. It was good!
Believe
it or not, but we actually may have found a new investigator tracting as well!
I'm not going to lie, I wasn't really expecting it, but this guy named Mark
opened his door to us, and straight up said that he would like us to come back!
I just hope it all goes well.
Yakima
has some beautiful parks. I took a picture from the shade
of a tree, and have attached it. I'm not going to lie, I really like this one.
I almost thought it may be good enough to sell to Microsoft for desktop pics or
something.
Halloween
was good, not very eventful, but we did get to go in early for it. The trunk 'r
treat went swell as well, and we were able to talk to a lot of people during it
too. We also tried out this one brother's salmon ladder. A salmon ladder is
when you do a pull up and then try to use the upward momentum to move the
actual bar upward to a higher anchor on built frame. I couldn't do one. Beatty
could do three!
We also
went to the temple today. The closest one is in Columbia River, and while
small, I could feel the spirit there a lot! I am so grateful for the blessings
that we can receive in the temple. I love this gospel, how it doesn't change
but rather is revealed! I've come to love that Article of Faith.
We do a
lot of service here in Yakima. This past week and a half we did some veggie
sorting at the local food bank donation center, and we also had the awesome
opportunity to go and pick apples in an actual orchard. Darn, I forgot my
camera for that, but I can now safely say that I ate two apples right off
the tree. And they were good apples too! What an appropriate
Gospel-related theme, harvesting fruit.
I was
pretty glad to hear you guys helped Brooke out the way you did. It must've been
bad if Dad said it was worse than his mission pads. Still, happy she's doing
fine so far. And the kittens that Daniel and Hannah have right now sound so
wonderful for them! Is it possible you can send me a picture?
Love
you all! Hope all is going fine for everyone. I'm keeping my hand in good
condition, and I hope that we all remember that Christ is the Lord, and as we
approach the holiday season we can remember the gift that He is, and the gift
He gives to all of us! Even the chance for eternal life!
Love
you,
Elder
Michael Camit
No comments:
Post a Comment