"I've learned a really great lesson this week that the harder you
work the happier you are. Don't be confused thinking that because I worked
harder that somehow we just had so much work, nope actually the opposite, we
had about zero work this week. We gave our all, and nothing really came from
it. Friday
was the first day this past week that someone let us in their house, and it was
a less-active member, great but they just need friends. But the Lord always
gives tender mercies that make everything worth it. So, my first investigator
is getting baptized on
Saturday! Umm what. How did that happen you ask? Well I will tell
you. Some Elders were teaching a girl, and she is 19 graduating from high
school this year. They taught her all the lessons, set her for baptism, and
then called us to take over so she can have an easy transition into the YSA
ward. We've taught her once, and joined the Elders for a lesson. She came to
the YSA ward this week, and is already friends with everyone. She's so great.
SO that is the story of my first baptism. Heavenly Father just put her on a silver
platter, and passed her over. We may not have been able to teach her everything
or been able to teach anyone else but it was enough. I will get the door
slammed on my face a thousand fold for just that tender mercy. I will get the
door slammed on my face a million fold if that's what God wants. I do try to
talk to the people before, and even after they slam the door, but only God, and
themselves can soften their hearts.
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