Our District at the Temple |
I will prune it, and nourish it! |
I
have so many fun things to talk about, but really not the time to get
to the specifics. It was just like
no matter what happened, I was so happy and we were doing awesome things. It was actually a really
really diverse week as well, so it made for some new experiences. On Wednesday we went out to a ward member's farm and helped her farm for a few hours, which was a blast. Then on Thursday
we went to the temple and that was a ball. It was also fun to just
relax with some other missionaries on P-day and so we all went to a
buffet (yum). Saturday and Sunday became our busiest days. We met with 6 people total and easily the coolest thing to happen this week came to pass. The work in Korean is soo rewarding but not without its challenges. Elder Ely and I had been working with an investigator for like five weeks but it goes soo slow because the people in Korea work so much! He works Monday through Friday 7am till 11pm and sometimes on Saturday. He has come to church about 5 times which is pretty awesome when it's his only day off. But finding a time to teach is really hard. We have a couple more lessons and hopefully he'll want to get--or find time to get--baptized!
Me and Elder Wilcox |
Yesterday
in church they made an announcement about our recent convert of only 3
weeks: he was receiving the Priesthood! So, yesterday, I had the privilege to be in the circle as Mucho
received the Priesthood. It was so so so awesome!! This Gospel has just
changed his life so much and although I have only seen about half of
the process, I really have seen a change. He is just always giddy with
excitement and full of smiles and I know that things like that really
can come from the Gospel. Ah! I am such a fan of the things this message
can do to people. It is so true!!!
So yes.. A
lot of other amazing stuff happened this week. We created our new record with 14 lessons taught in one week, which was crazy. Maybe that will be different next week, but we hope not!
I love you friends!
Elder Jenkins
Photos from our service project
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