My Mission to Korea

A GOOD WEEK

The transfer is half-way over and the Lord has been blessing us all week. On Monday we picked up a new investigator. She wants to learn english. But they way we introduce our program is telling then, rather boldly, she you have no gospel interest and you don't keep your committments, we won't be able to meet. She agreed. And after our lesson, she said she felt happy. She use to go to church but stopped going because alot of the people she met at churches where two-faced and just wanted your money. So she believes in God, just doesn't like church. It was really nice after our lesson, because members where doing an activity upstairs and she was able to meet some of them. She has potential.

Then Sunday, during sacrament meeting we got a text from one of our investigators saying she was here. We looked to the back and there she was. It was her first time to our church. We teach her and her daughter. Afterward they even stayed for the baptism. The boys had two boys get baptized. It was awesome, so many members attended, it was perfect.

Also, a inactive came to the baptism. She is autistic, really sweet, we meet her  every week, but her mom and sisters won't let her come to church. And she always randomly ask if we can meet like 30minutes before. Sunday worked out really well. A couple of the members saw her and recoginzed her and immeditaly started talking with her. It was so perfect. And she ate with us after the baptism. She texted us later and told us she really liked it.

Then later that day we picked up two new investigators. Two girls, one is 15 and the other 17 years old. We are doing 30/30 program with them, but I think they have interest and potential. Told them if they don't keep committments they will be dropped and we don't want to do that to them. They understood. The oldest stopped going to church, but her younger sister and dad are very active in their church. It was a wonderful, blessed week!