Gloucester is amazing. By the way,
it's pronounced Gloster. Elder Grace and I have clicked like crazy. Four
days of being in the area and we have three new investigators. Two of
which are part member families who have never been taught before. The
other was a member's friend they invited to dinner on Sunday night. We
shared a message we planned on about "Ask in faith" from Elder Bednar.
After the lesson with her and the family, she asked us quite a few good
questions and we answered them and asked her if she wanted to take the
lessons. She said yes with enthusiasm. Miracles are happening.
We also had ward conference yesterday. Pres. Hamilton (Stake
Pres.) has great vision on understanding The atonement. Bishop Huie
also has a great vision for reactivation, baptizing and most important,
conversion of all. So far, this transfer/companionship/area rocks. I've
applied a lot of things I learned in Kinston here, sharing how we did
member work there with Elder Grace and chatting about it, we have a
great plan for helping the Work here.
Yup, just as you described, it's mid-country. A bit less rural that
Mt Olive but less city than Kinston. Its the perfect blend of city and
country, at least for my taste. It reminds me of where Mike and Krystine
live in WA.
Oh, and the picture is of us doing some...service...at a members place in Kinston. :P
Love ya' ll, have a good week!
Below doin' member service in Kinston!!
Mom says yup-- that's his elbow--but really Elder welding in Shorts?!! Never in Dad's shop!!
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