Hey all!
Long time no
chat eh? It's been good since Thursday! We have been working so hard. We try to
use up all the time we can to teach the gospel as the sound of a trump! We are
doing our best. Honestly on Friday and Saturday we had hard days. We literally
didn't get into any house we knocked on. We had a bunch of appointments and
none of them were home when we would knock on the door. It was frustrating and
hard. It was a great learning experience. We just need to do our best and trust
that the Lord will take care of the rest because He really will. We are
promised that in Proverbs 3:5-6. So we continued to press forward. We saw Sister
Ramoz on Friday to check up on her commitment. She said that her husband still
won't answer her about anything. She asked if we could postpone her baptism to
a few more weeks down the road. That was pretty hard to hear as well. We know
though that she will get baptized. That is the most important thing. If I’m in
the area when it happens, great. If not, that’s okay too. As long as she gets
baptized that is the most important thing. She came to church for the ninth
time on Sunday. Her little granddaughter, Tamara, had a memorized portion of
the primary program. She did so well! Normally she is really shy. She did
really well. Her grandma was really proud of her too. They are doing really
well. I'm so proud of them. She still wants to do this. I know she'll do it. I
hope soon! We were assigned to teach gospel principles yesterday (bishop asked
us at sacrament meeting) about the gathering of Israel. It was a full class. We
tied it into missionary work and how we all need to make those covenants with
God in order to have a happy ever after. She said that got her excited even
more to be baptized. I know she will do it someday! We are still working with
the same people. We are hoping to get some more going on the road to the waters
of baptism. I know that if we are obedient, and worthy. The Lord will guide us.
I love this work. I love His church. I will forever be apart of this grand
work. I love you all! Have a great week!
Elder Dallin M. Ollerton
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