Saturday
was weird. We switched companions back to normal we working on
figuring out transfers for President Curtis then were running out of
time so we did quick studies and went to teach the Law of Chastity to
one of our investigators who has to get married before she can be
baptized on December 28th.
It was a terrible lesson. She said that they were not married because
they could not afford the license. We said if you prayed about it and
trusted in Heavenly Father it would work out and she could still be
baptized. She said if she has to wait a while to be baptized then
that's fine with her. :( We talked to the Bishop and he said the ward
could cover it if they bring it up with him. But they haven't yet.
Then all 5 of our appointments including our backup dinner for the
dinner that had already canceled canceled... We felt rebuked for not
studying the full 2 hours so we made up for it. Our correlation
meetings were weird that day to.
The next day was Sunday and we found a new investigator so it's okay again. We also had a make up lesson for Patrick who had canceled on Saturday.
Turns out his house had been on fire and they were trying to clean it
up and repair some damage. :O We accepted his excuse. He had been
heating up grease in a pan on the stove with a lid on. He took the lid
off and it caught the hood on fire and a cabinet. The motor for the fan
in the stove hood also caught fire. They threw flour on in to smother
it but it made it bigger! CRAZY!!! Then they resorted to the fire
extinguisher. But everything is fine now. They actually had a picture
of Jesus with 4 kids, the classic one, on the cabinet and everything was
black except for Jesus in the picture. Really cool. Patrick was just
saying how grateful he is that God protected his family. Golden family.
He is getting baptized on December 14th.
Nikki and Shelby, the 10 and 12 year old girls are getting baptized
the 21st. Beau (and Maria hopefully) are getting baptized on the 28th.
Beau is in the College 2nd Ward and is super sweet. Nice kid who
thinks simply. When asked how he felt going to church he said "It felt
like I a did a good deed." Awwww... He reminds me of a puppy. He
knows nothing about Christ so we are taking things really slowly.
Thanksgiving we are doing weekly planning, eating supper at one of the bishop's house. The Hegstroms. They are the one
with a daughter on a mission right now. Super nice. Then we will go
give a message a family in the ward's house who have non-member family
in town for the festivities. After that we will probably go home and
make cards for all the new sisters in the mission that we are in charge
of. Some of them are struggling a little bit. We are supposed to try
and figure out who will be up to training 10 new sisters coming in a
couple weeks. Also, Sister Buckhoff and I will be splitting to train
two new Sister Training Leaders so we have to figure out who our
companion is supposed to be then submit it to President Curtis. Crazy
stuff.
Love you Lots!
Sister Nettles
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