We found some less-actives in the
ward who want to go back to church! I
felt like we should take some time to visit the less-actives on the ward list
who don't have phone numbers and see if they moved. In doing this, we did find some that have
moved, but we found some potentials that we shared our purpose and our
testimonies of the gospel with. We then
came across Sonia Merino from El Salvador who wasn't on the ward list, just her
husband Luis Merino. When she opened the door after knocking, she invited us in
and was just so happy to see us! We were
able to teach her part of the Plan of Salvation about our life here on earth
with the Atonement. She was so moved by
the short and powerful lesson! The
spirit was so strong in the room and she basically begged us to come back
again! We visited them a couple of days
ago and met Luis who is just the funniest guy.
We are seeing her and her husband again today, so that was a great find. Sonia kept telling us that Luis and her want
to go back to church but it's an on and off thing and they need a bit of
help. I told her with confidence, that we
are the right people to help them!
We also met a young man named
Andre while tracting. We basically
shared the entire restoration lesson with him on his doorstep and gave him a
Book of Mormon that he said he is excited to read fromJ
He said that he has heard of Mormons but
never the Book of Mormon! He is great
and we are fortunate to be able to go back and follow up seeing him today which
will be great.
This week I have been
thinking about how Christ is a shepherd. In Luke 15:4-5 it says, "What man of you,
having an hundred sheep, if he lose one of them doth not leave the ninety and
nine in the wilderness, and go after that which is lost, until he find it? And
when he hath found it, he layeth it on his shoulders, rejoicing." I am
always turned back to the picture of Christ holding the little baby sheep in
his arms. I then think, what qualities does a good shepherd have? We are all shepherds. I know that Jesus Christ
is our shepherd and that we are continuing to find our brothers and sisters who
are lost. Are we rejoicing like Christ
when we go out of our way to find and help? Sharing the gospel is joyful! J Truly, it does bring
us so much happiness. I know this to be true
because I have never been happier in my life than now.
This Gospel is so true! Nothing brings me greater joy! I know that
this is God's work, were it not, I would not be feeling the tremendous emotions
I experience every day I work harder than I've ever worked in my life. His Truth is restored, and He wants all to
know of it, therefore, I want all to know the Truth as well! Let's share it
with each other, for I know that this is the only way that we can return to
live our Father in Heaven, and how beautiful that knowledge is!!! We have the
truth, now let's go share it with all we know and love!
Until next time...
Sister Robb
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