Hello family,
They don't tell the missionaries anything about
their flight plans home until 3 weeks before they go home. I didn't even
know that they were sending things to you about it.
Interviews this week were interesting. President Ballard is a very
cool guy. He is funny as well. Sister Ballard is way different than Sister Morby. A completely different personality. She is the one that
gave me things to do on my mission not the mission president. They were
great things to think about, but I wonder why she said them and not President Ballard.
Our investigator passed his baptismal interview this week. He is going to be entering the waters of baptism this Saturday.
I am so happy for him. Something that has been a theme for our teaching
appointments with Theodore has been "By small and simple things, great
things are brought to pass" it's a scripture. One way that I have seen the Lords hand in my life this week is how He has blessed us with people
to teach. When Malik got baptized we found Theodore the week of his
baptism. Now, the week of Theodore's baptism we received a solid
referral for an 11year old boy. Heavenly Father is definitely looking
out for us.
President Ballard in his last email to the
missionaries he talked about how you reap where you sow. I feel that
Heavenly Father is blessing me for my hard work, even if the work that I
do doesn't yield direct results. God will help those who help
themselves.
Also this week I thought a lot about the phrase, no man having put his hand to the plow and looking back is fit for the
kingdom of god. Looking back is not good.
That's about it.
Love, Elder Udy
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