It's raining, do you know what that means? Summer is finally
over! Goodbye hideous tan lines, sweaty nastiness, dehydration, and huge
spiders! Ah, this weather could not have comes sooner.
This week has been really interesting, I went on an exchange
with 연수 sisters and it was quite the learning experience. Sister 곽남희
is from our mission area and she has been out for little over a year! Turns out
that we will be ending our missions at the same time! Party! Anyways, when we
were together, we talked a lot about finding new investigators and exercising
more faith. Sometimes, we often pray that we have more faith to do things, but
after a conversation with President I have learned that if we want more
faith...we have to do something. So that is what Sister 곽남희 and
I did. We started our street contacting with a prayer and continued to pray and
ask for guidance we navigated the city. I am not really sure what came of our
street contacting, but it was more enjoyable as we recognized promptings of the
spirit. I love being an STL because it gives me a chance to learn from all the
sister missionaries in the area!
Another miracle that has happened this week is that we had a
good English class in Mansu. Now, I know that shouldn't be a miracle...but it
is. When I got here, English class was terrible. I mean, I would have dodged it
if I was a Korean trying to learn English. So, Sis. Gapinski and I talked with
the elders and revamped our approach. It was a success!!! People had lots of
fun, spiritually uplifted, and wanting to come to the next class.
Other than that, Sis. Gapinski and I are trying our best to
find new investigators. The ones that we are currently teaching are not
progressing, which is hard because we know how much the gospel will bless their
families. That being said, we are optimistic that the power of the Book of
Mormon will help them see the truth of this message. I have also learned that street
contacting is super hard when you are not white. Bright side...people think I
am Korean. HAHA
-Sis. Chao
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