Well where should I begin this week’s letter? We had transfers
this week! I have a new companion, Elder Judd. He's from Cedar City in Utah and
he got off the airplane yesterday! I'm excited, he's going to be a great
missionary. I am still in the same area, in Pine. My companion
actually has a grandpa who is living up here and I don't think he’s a member! Also
as for Levi, we had a lesson with him this week and were talking and turns out
he is on probation which means he has to get interviewed by the Mission President
or one of his counselors and if that goes well they write a letter to the first
presidency for permission, then in about 2 months we should get the ok. He has
an interview tonight and I really feel all will go well, he has a desire to
join our church and become a member and he keeps commitments and is a good
person. We taught Levi several times over the last week, every Wednesday night
we play basketball with the elders and some YM in the ward and a few nonmembers
come and we invited Levi and he came last week and loved it! He said he has
been praying for better friends and influences in his life and this was an
answer to his prayers which was amazing :) It made me think about how often the
Lord answers our prayers and how often miracles happen that we don't even
notice and our day goes on like nothing happened. Because we pray to be able to
help our area and people in it often and felt like we should invite him to
basketball but if he never had of told us the background story we never would
have even known! Two Sundays ago a less active that hasn't been to church in a
couple years that we have been working with finally came to church! And loved
it! And during the week she was talking to a friend/acquaintance that was
excommunicated and brought him to church and we might be able to start working
with him to! We are still working with Sky and Kate. Their mother still won’t
give permission for baptism. Hopefully her heart will be softened soon. Gwen is
also still slowly coming along; I think she’s going to be ready to get baptized
soon. As for Mary and Rodger they are still kinda blowing us off they said to
get back to them at the end of this week and maybe then we can meet with them..
Well have a wonderful week and don’t forget to share the gospel with someone :)
Scripture of the week: “Whosoever shall put their trust
in God shall be supported in their trials, and their troubles, and their
afflictions, and shall be lifted up at the last day.” Alma 36:3 Put your trust
in God and he will help you thru whatever you may be going thru, big or small,
ask for help, ask to learn from it and grow from a challenge or trial and it
will make you stronger in time to come :)
Love,
Elder Stevenson
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