Wednesday: We helped our Zone leaders make new posters to
put up in their buildings. (We didn't give them any of our amazing ideas, so
it's not the best. That's between you and me though!) After that we stopped by
Sister Andersons home (my grandpas cousin) so she could give a package to my
grandparents to help Elder Collier ship some stuff to Texas. At night I did a
baptismal interview for the Sister missionaries investigator Natasha. She has high
functioning autism and is 11 years old. It was an interesting experience since
I have already taught someone with high functioning autism but to get her to
focus on the questions and to explain things was a little hard. After that we
went by to the 10th Ward party to talk to the ward mission leader to go over
Judy's baptismal service. They gave us some food and it was pretty good.
Thursday: Our Zone leaders wanted to have a meeting with
Elder Collier and I, so they sat us down and basically told us that we are
going to need to step up as leaders in the mission next transfer with all the
people going home and new missionaries coming in. Elder Collier is a bit
worried since he hasn't been in leadership positions in his mission, but I know
he will be great! At night we had a lesson set up with our ward missionaries to
teach them and to inspire them to do missionary work. We taught the restoration
of the gospel of Jesus Christ and it was a great opportunity to teach and
inspire missionary work.
Friday: The work was a bit slow after our lunch
correlation meeting with the Grahams, but had some good visits with some
members.
Saturday: I honestly feel like there was nobody home at
all on this day! It was crazy how many people we tried to contact but nobody
was home! We burned through our plans and backups by the afternoon and had to prayerfully know
where the Lord wanted us. We had some good conversations with people in their
yards but not too much came from it.
Sunday: We had Stake Conference in the morning instead of
a normal sacrament meeting. They called a new Stake president and presidency. (Someone who is over the whole geographical area known as
a stake. Which includes multiple wards.) Our new Stake President
is President Jackson. I didn't know him but from the talk he gave he seemed
pretty good. We're sad President Divisser was released but we know that
President Jackson will do great. At night we stopped by the Kingery's to talk
about someone they are friends with that we are trying to work with.
Hope you have all had a great week.
Love,
Elder Aaron Ashby
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