Hello everyone! Welcome to my email list :) I would like
to start by sharing a quote by my wise afternoon teacher Brother Truman.
"English speaking missionaries go to the MTC for three weeks so that
they can learn to teach. Spanish speaking missionaries go to the MTC for six
weeks so that they can learn Spanish. And Mandarin speaking missionaries go to
the MTC for nine weeks so that they can learn to be humble." Wise words
Brother Truman :)
Online MTC took a bit of getting used to at first, but it's
been really good so far! My district is so fun and I'm so excited to meet them
in person. It kind of gives me EFY vibes with how fast we've gotten close
without even meeting each other in person! But it's seriously been so
good. The spirit can be felt over zoom in case you were wondering. We've had
some fun classes and activities to help us with our teaching, and I had my
first helping others lesson on Saturday! It was short and sweet but actually went
pretty well so that was nice!
Oh, by the way my companion is named Sister Conder, she's
super fun! The schedule is very busy but I mean I don't have anything else
going on, so it's been good. Since it's all just zoom classes there isn't too
much to talk about...but email me back with any questions you might have!
Spiritual thought for the week: we had a super awesome devotional by Elder
Christofferson and his wife, and in her talk, she emphasized the importance of
"unpacking your bags" and "unpacking your heart." If you
refuse to unpack your bags and make a home of wherever you are, you will be
miserable. In this way she compared it to unpacking your heart, and that only
by unpacking our hearts and letting ourselves connect with people will their
hearts open enough to be touched by the spirit.
Elder Christofferson talked about how Christ will call us in His name, and we need to internalize Him in ourselves as His disciples if we are to hear Him. He then went through five ways the Book of Mormon can help you be a disciple of Christ. I won't really get into those, but it was a super good talk and I highly recommend watching it :) Anyway I hope you all have a good week!

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