Dear Family and Friends,
Hey you guys!! I love you all so much!!! Ah, I feel so sad for Shay-Lee. My buddy!
Hey you guys!! I love you all so much!!! Ah, I feel so sad for Shay-Lee. My buddy!
Thank so much for all the tender mercies!!! I loved it
After
just 6 weeks in my last sector, I got transferred to the other side of
the island, at Papeari. We finished training Sr. Maitere, and she is
ready to take on the sector. The first girl I trained is now training
someone else, which is super quick! Means, that I am a grandma out here
on the mission. My new companion is named Sr. Keyes who is from
Canada. She and I are in a car, and I just need to work to be half as
nice as her and I will probably make it just fine into the celestial
kingdom. Really looking forward to the time with her!
Sr. Maitere and Brooke
This
week's tender mercy was a lesson with a woman named Homie. Her brother
is a member who came with us also to the lesson. Homie, has been
through some crazy trials in her life, and her brother, this Papi
Flores, takes so much time to help fix her home, bring her food, and
spend time with her. Despite the fact that his life was and still is
super difficult and he is always in pain. The joy that flies to his
face when we talk about going by and visiting his family, to help them,
teaches me how our Savior also probably feels when we visit his family.
On a comical note. He also makes all the inactive family
members sign up to feed the missionaries. The missionaries are eating
with three different members of his family this month haha. He also
also gives me dozens of bananas every time I see him.
Papi Flores
Had
one of those fun, right before everything starts, "can you give the
talk for the baptism" requests. And when I got up to give it, I said
enough pleading prayers that the spirit came and testified, and several
people thanked me for the things that I shared. That says nothing about
me, but rather how exact the Lord blesses us, when we really call on
him!
Coincidence moment (but not
really, #lords work) We had to do a Survey in another sector, and we
kept meeting a lot of really cold people. One of them, I convinced
grudgingly to just answer quickly the 12 questions. After every
question he asked "are we done??" and then said he is not interested.
Well, the day of this baptism comes and my companion nudges me to tell
me that this man is in attendance! He was sitting right next to us,
because his best friend, a new convert invited him. He was so much more
open this time around!! I hope to hear so that he started taking the
lessons. Moral: Members can be so much more powerful missionaries than
us the full-time missionaries!
Love you all,
Soeur Spencer
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