This
week's shout out goes out to my companion. Everyone thinks we don't like each
other, and they're right. Haha I'm just kidding, I love her to death.
So not really much to
report on this week. Well actually I have like 5 minutes left so that's what
there isn't much coming to mind.
It was kind of cool
because I got to be in the Tongan program for a day. (It's a LONG story.) They
are the sweetest people, for real. They are so nice and they're always looking
out for us. It was interesting because even though there totally is a language
barrier, I could understand these people and their life situations. They're
super nice. Consecration is not an issue at all. It's truly amazing.
We met with a bunch of
less actives this week- they all have wonderful stories and lives. We sit there
and we think. Imagine how much happier your life would be if you embraced the
gospel that you KNOW is true. It's hard because the world casts such a dark
mist on what truly brings us joy.
We also met Art! He
met with the missionaries before and now he's meeting with us! He is a super
funny guy. He was telling us all about how the government is watching all of
us. Kind of freaked Sister Sotele out, but he wouldn't tell us what his job is.
Then we texted Sister Tsan and she told us haha but he made such a big deal out
of it! He's read the Book of Mormon twice, and the missionaries came at a time
that he really needed it, so he has a wonderful opinion of the church. And he
goes to church all the time! We are so excited to meet up with him again.
Well. Last week's
message was super angry and I apologize. I shouldn't write on an empty stomach.
This week though, I learned a lot about patience. I have the hardest time
trusting in the Lord's timing. I always want instant answers and I want the
answers that I give. Obviously, that is not the case. We don't get to pick the
time or the outcome- so why do we always want to? I've realized that things
will never go the way I want them to- and that's made life a little easier.
When we recognize that we are in God's hands and that whatever he's going to
give us is best, that's when life starts getting good. That's when miracles
happen.
Love you all!
Sister Kwan
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