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Local Baptist Church sign right by our apartment |
Hey Everyone!! I hope you have had a fantastic week! Things
are going well out here in El Centro. My companion, Sister Munns, is getting
transferred tomorrow so that is a big bummer! I'm going to miss that crazy
lady. But I'm excited for some change and to switch things up! Half of my
Celestial District is getting transferred too so that makes me suuuuper sad. We
have all grown so close together!! But I know they will all do amazing things
where ever the end up.
This week was actually super good. We finally made it out to
the Imperial Valley College to do a booth in the commons area and that has been
super fun. We have met quite a few people and even contacted a deaf guy
yesterday! It has been cool to see a lot of our YSA out there too. We also had
a lot of referrals this week and contacted some pretty solid people! We met
this one guy who hasn't been to church in
40 years and his wife is
not a member but is super interested in learning more. They took the missionary
discussions like 10 years ago but had some addictions that they weren't quite
ready to give up. But now those things aren't even a problem so we are super
stoked about that! And this world is super small, because he even knows some
'Morgans' from Sanford! So that was super exciting and will be a really good
foot in the door for us.
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At the Border |
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At the Border |
Besides that we had a lot of really good lessons with our
Members and visited a lot of people so Sister Munns could say goodbye. Today we
went out to the Calexico airport and visited our Recent Convert, Andrew,
because he is a helicopter pilot for some crop dusting business. So we got to
see him at the hanger and he gave us our first lesson in helicopters! It was
super fun, I love that kid. We also had to be tourists a little bit and finally
got pictures with the Mexican Border Fence! :)
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Inside a Crop Dusting Helicopter |
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Us with our BOSS Recent Convert - Andrew! |
Well, I just want to leave you all with my testimony of the
truthfulness of this Gospel. God truly does work in mysterious ways, but He
knows what's best for each and every single one of us. And usually His idea of
what needs to happen is
WAY better than our own. The
knowledge of the Plan of Salvation also gives us so much guidance and direction
in our lives which is such a blessing that we tend to take for granted! In
Relief Society we were talking about all of the difficult things we deal with
everyday and then we had to think about dealing with those things
without the
Gospel in our lives. I can't even imagine how SO many people do it! But that's
why it is so important for us to go out and share it with all of those who
don't have the blessing of this Church in their lives.
I love you all and you are always in my prayers! Thank you
for all of your love and support!
xoxo Sister Morgan
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At the Border |
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Lunch with Our Family People in the World, Ricardo and Crystal!! |
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