Dear Family and Friends,
My first week in
the mission was amazing. My first area of the mission is La Palma. My
companion/and trainer is Sister Emmert, she from Virginia. She is
really nice. We get along very well. We had a training meeting where the
APs spoke and gave us challenges and taught us how to teach power. The
difference between Power and Authority is one things that I learned this
past week. Authority is that we are given permission and Power is
actually doing it.
President Tew also taught us something that got my thinking more about my prayer. He taught that the most important words to a pray is the very last line we say In the name of Jesus Christ. He said that by saying that we are unifying our will with his, if he were here these words are what he would say.
Each today as I go out and spread the gospel, I am grateful for the blessings that it has been in my life. I have seen sadness in the life of people who don't have the Gospel, and I am grateful that I have been given the wonderful opportunity to share the Gospel with others. It is definitely a change that will take a while to adjust too but I know that with the Lord help I can adjust to it quickly.
I have done some contacting and
have taught quite a few lessons. It is amazing how the spirit works. I
have learned that if I study in the morning, then no matter what I
studied or no matter what the investigator needs I have the words needed
put into my mouth. I thought that I understood what the saying "The
words you need shall be put into your mouth", after teaching about the
Gospel of Jesus Christ this part week, I have gained a greater
understanding of the meaning of those words.President Tew also taught us something that got my thinking more about my prayer. He taught that the most important words to a pray is the very last line we say In the name of Jesus Christ. He said that by saying that we are unifying our will with his, if he were here these words are what he would say.
Each today as I go out and spread the gospel, I am grateful for the blessings that it has been in my life. I have seen sadness in the life of people who don't have the Gospel, and I am grateful that I have been given the wonderful opportunity to share the Gospel with others. It is definitely a change that will take a while to adjust too but I know that with the Lord help I can adjust to it quickly.
Sister McGarry III
Sister McGarry on her first day in CA with her companion Sister Emmert |
No comments:
Post a Comment