have a lot to write about!
Last week I had to say good bye to my momma :( Hermana Killian went
home. I learned so many great things from her. We had so many laughs
and so many tears. I am so grateful that she was tough on me
sometimes because it made me into the missionary I am today. She
taught me how to be a missionary!
On Tuesday we dropped her off and of course I bawled like a baby! 😥 I
was so nervous for the change that was going to happen. She encouraged
me and even though she is not with me now I know that she is still
encouraging me. I know that she won't want to hear his, but I cried!!!
A lot!!! The first day was fine and then the second day, when we had a
lesson. Oath with Bladimir and Arturo I cried. The whole way
through!!! Hermana Worthington is so amazing because I she would be
sad that I was missing my trainer, but she totally understood what I
was going through. I didn't cry the rest of the day, but the next day
I cried in the morning again when we were singing hymns at comp study.
But don't worry Hermana Killian, I am doing better now! I have
adjusted! I still miss you but I am in control and have taken the area
by storm with my new companion!
Hermana Worthington has a ton of new ideas for this area! The first
day she told me that she wanted a ward list and to visit all the
members! By doing this and contacting as we go, we have found 8 new
investigators this week! Sorry, it is a lot so I can't remember all of
their names! We are hoping that by making our new investigator pool
larger we can result them in some baptisms. We have also set a
baptismal date with an investigator named Jenny! It is just a goal
right now. She said she might not feel ready by then but if she is she
will be baptized!
On Saturday we went down to Hollister, Hermana Worthington's old area,
for a baptism of one of her investigators. Her old area is full of
fields, cows and hills of green! Don't worry Hermana Killian, I would
still rather go to Greenfield!
That is all for this week! I love you all! Just remember to always CPR
(Church, Pray and Read)!
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