We also taught Patricia who has
her autistic son, and she committed to baptism and coming to church. She
actually did, and she loved it. She also accepted a Baptismal date. I
was very glad that she came, because just a few months ago, she came to
church, and her son was making a lot of noise. Everyone around her was
like "Shhhhh!" and "Callense!" But she still decided to come to church.
This ward has some judging problems. They tell everyone a dress code
that runs off investigators and recent converts.
There's a new family who moved into the ward, and they invited us to
have dinner at their home. They live far out in the desert, but they're
super awesome. They have two children who served their missions. We had
tinfoil dinners, and baked cakes in an orange peel with the inside
carved out. It was amazing.
We also taught a
lesson to Remundo, and he realized that he had to read some of the Book
of Mormón before knowing if what we taught was true. He also came to
church. The Lord has blessed us a lot in the work. We started testifying
to everyone we met with, and it brought success. People who rejected us
could at least feel the Spirit, and we could tell. I also learned a lot
in personal study.
In Alma 60:25-26,28,
Moroni did not care what others thought because he knew what was right.
He said he would do what he would do and wouldn't yield to another.
In Alma 57:1-4 Moroni didn't want a city, he wanted his people, the
prisoners. He didn't yield, but said he could accomplish his desires.
Then, the enemy yielded to him.
Alma 43:11-13
and 56:8 They saw it was more important to keep their Covenants than to
break them. We often make excuses not to obey, but while obeying the
true spirit of the law, we can obey and trust in the miracles of God as
we yield not to our enemy.
For an activity on P-day, we went to Devil's Punch bowl, and did personal study for the day on the mountaintops.
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