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Friend at church! (Ch 5: G2 pt2, Week 5)

 And it came to pass that the fifth week of the fourth transfer was full of lots of random things 


I went to Mount Olive with Elder Bergstrom and it was awesome! I love him so much it was such a great exchange! We have a lot in common in the way we approach missionary work and how we teach. We also went to a Pentecostal funeral for the mom of one of their friends on date. It was good. Different than what I'm used to and it made me miss country music. We also put 3 more people on date for baptism!!!

On Sunday we had an amazing ward conference! Our bishopric and elders quorum got reorganized. The bishop is still the same. The best part was that Woody, one of our friends we're teaching, came! And the ward was so awesome and welcoming! He was very touched and felt the spirit for sure! 

Other random things:
* A guy we talked to said he's good at chess and that he'd beat me. Elder Howell let me set up to come back on Pday so I'm going to be playing against him later today!
* Our new member Dylan is getting Wifi soon so we can hopefully get in consistent contact with him and help him get to church every week!
* Èlder Stock (one of my neighbors in Siler City) spent a day with us! It was a blast!
* We had zone council. It was really good and it was about uniting with our companions
* We saw a car that was in a predicament and tried to help but we couldn't
* We had housing inspections in the morning before district service
* Service was in another area that was an hour drive away
* Between service and inspections I got no personal study time Friday morning which really sucked
* Elder Howell's sister got married! 
* Apparently it's daylight savings? I found that out late Saturday night
* I ate a giant slice of pizza
* I hit 6 months yesterday
* We found a frog
* I found a street sign with my dad and sister's name!

During ward conference the Bishop said something that I loved and wanted to share. Think about this "If everyone did what I'm doing how would that be?" How would it be? Would the world be full of truth or deceit? Would it be a clean world? Would it be safe? How can you change yourself to become someone that improves the world?

"For the natural man is an enemy to God, and has been from the fall of Adam, and will be, forever and ever, unless he yields to the enticings of the Holy Spirit, and putteth off the natural man and becometh a saint through the atonement of Christ the Lord, and becometh as a child, submissive, meek, humble, patient, full of love, willing to submit to all things which the Lord seeth fit to inflict upon him, even as a child doth submit to his father."
-Mosiah 3:19

I love all y'all so much!
And thus ended the fifth week of the fourth transfer

Us and Èlder Stock 

Elder Bergstrom and I 

Elder Bergstrom, the people we put on date for baptism and I

Here's the car 

Here's the frog 

Eggs are cheap!

Cool street sign!

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