Monday, February 23, 2015

finding families

Hello!

I hope you are all doing well! The week before last was a hard one for me, I found it hard to be motivated and I didn't feel very united with my companion. Last Monday I decided to try and serve my companion more and this past week went a lot better. Tuesday and Wednesday I felt better and closer to my companion and I didn't even mind that we couldn't find people. But then on Thursday we found a family, and then Friday we found another family and on Saturday, yet another! It was incredible. There really are so many people ready to hear the Gospel and when Heavenly Father confides in you, he will lead you to them. 
     Last week we were knocking on the door of an investigator when we spotted an elderly lady across the street watching us. After a moment she motioned to us to knock louder and still no one came out. So we went and talked to her and she told us to come back later. Well, she is a crazy funny lady! She had us cracking up the entire lesson and she is just so sweet—I love her already. We contacted another street last week and one lady let us in, right then and there! When we first started talking she kept smiling and giggling and we finally just asked her why! She was intrigued and surprised that we walk the streets and talk to people and that nothing happens to us. She was also impressed that as we are so young that we've decided to be here teaching people, instead of home with our parents. I sometimes forget how strange our lifestyle is to some people. I've gotten so used to being a missionary that it is weird to consider that in just two and a half more transfers I'll be back home. 
     But I have the next three and a half months to make the most of it. I want to invite you all to serve someone and also take care of the missionaries. Go on splits with them, or accompany them on visits—it all helps so much! 
     I love you all—have a great week!!

Love,

Hermana Bennett

P.S. Sorry I don't have any photos this week. Next week I'll send some!


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