"Serving God and our fellow men will challenge us and
transform us into something greater than we ever thought possible...
Perhaps it is true that we are weak. Perhaps we are not wise or mighty.
But when God works through us, no one and nothing can stand against
us."
--President Uchtdorf, "Four Titles" April 2013 General Conference
Hey!
So transfers are this week and looks like I'm staying in Avrora with
Sister Moffatt! :) Lot's of people are getting switched around this
cycle but we're staying together, which is great because we have big
plans for these next six weeks. It's our time, I can feel it. It's sad
though that I had to start off the cylce sick. Yesterday I got the flu
and a 101 degree fever. Pretty much came at the worst time since it was
the last sunday for a lot of the elders Sister Moffatt was close to and
all of the elders going home go to the Avrora branch for their last
sunday. So we went for Correlation meeting and the first two hours of
church but I couldn't make it after that. But I was so glad I went
because Emma came to church!! She's an inactive that we meet with every
other week. She's been to the temple and everything, it's just hard for
her to get to church because she's old and can't walk. Brother Vinegrad
is willing to bring her to church every week and always asks her but I
think she gets embarrassed by the hassle of it all. But she was there
and it made me so happy to see her and to sit next to her. Also
rewarding was to find that the other inactive in our area that we visit,
Olga, brought a friend with her to church! and we hope to meet with her
soon.
Other events this week... Svetlana was baptized! She was the
assisstant's investigator that was sceduled to be baptized with Tolia
last week. And she received the Holy Ghost yesterday (another reason I
had to be at church).
On the Fourth of July we celebrated with a cultural activity and
went to Stalin's bunker (I find that patriotic in a round about way). It
was a pretty small museum type place with a little tour into the
12-story down bunker where there was a small office and a large
confrence room. You will see pictures eventually. I loved the history of
it all. :)
Well this is it for this week. I'm still a bit fuzzy in the head
from being sick and all but I hope you have a great week! Love you all.
Sister Johnson
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