Hey there everyone! On Tuesday we all went to the Bishop's house for
dinner. It was their sons birthday party and the Bishop's wife had been
wanting to feed us since they couldn't for Cheosok. It was super fun
and the food was amazing! I took pictures so make sure to look at those.
Then on Wednesday we met our new elders. The greenie Elder Evans is
super smart and already knows a whole lot of Korean. It's insane. And
the other one is Elder Steel. He's being greenie broken by Elder Munk.
Both of them seem like they will fit in just fine in our district. We
went and did english class advertising together as a district and seeing
Elder Evans try to talk to every single person possible brought back
memories of my greenie days. I wish I could help him more, because I
know exactly what it's like being new and not knowing anything. And
that's when it hit me that by the end of this month I will have been in
South Korea for 6 whole months!! Ridiculous! I always say time flies,
but really... it's go soooooo fast! I've been here 6 months! By
Thanksgiving I'll be at my half way mark already. So crazy! But enough
of that.. If I talk more about it I'll get trunky haha.
So
the miracles from last week seemed to kind of lessen this week. Our
investigators aren't progressing AT ALL. The 21 year old girl 차해라 didn't
even show up to church or our lesson like she said she would, and we
received a Book of Mormon back from that the Harmony that we had given
service to. She said she can't read anymore, but was still very grateful
for our service. We tried our best to get her to keep it. Saying it's a
free gift and she can just give it to someone else who might want it.
But she insisted we take it. So that was a little disappointing to have
the what I thought was a miracle really not be. However, even though I
had some disappointments this week, I still had some miracles. On
Thursday, after our service activity I was still hungry so I asked my
companion if I could go get a churro or donut on our way back home. But
then I had a thought about this waffle cafe close to our house and
decided I wanted that instead. Well, turns out the Holy Ghost was
guiding my stomach and taste buds. Because if we hadn't had gone to that
Cafe then we never would have met with two former investigators. It was
a husband and wife who are super dooper smart. He has his masters and
she was a nurse for 50 years. We ended up sitting with them talking for
about 30 minutes until we had to go. So hopefully we can start getting
in contact with them again.
Then on Friday we got a referral from
another sister missionary whose area was closed down because of the
lack of sister missionaries coming to our mission. So she was referring
her investigator to us and we now have an appointment with her this
coming Friday. Super excited about that because she is really good at
English and also has some gospel interest. Hopefully all goes well :)
Yesterday,
we also visited a less activity family who we've never met or seen
before. When we got there the mother was super nice and just welcomed us
in. She is a professor at two different schools I think... with the
lack of Korean I couldn't really understand all. And so while there she
had students come over to practice for a debate. We just sat talking to
the 25 year old daughter. She seems super cool. She is in her last year
of college and has gone to America before for school and just traveling.
She said that when she went to Utah she stayed with a family that are
members and they reminded her that she needs to go to church again but
never did when she came back to Korea. But now she said she will :) And
we made an appointment to visit her next Sunday :) So it's a start at
least. The whole family is members but all less active so maybe with the
help of the elders we can get them all coming to church again.
That's about it for this week.
Silly
quotes of the week: During companionship inventory of weekly planning, I
said to my companion in a sarcastic way, "Do we have any challenges
that are keeping us from... " and then Sister Jeong cut me off and said,
"EATING!" haha yeah I guess we eat too much.
If you saw me and
my companion together you would see how well we get along so that's why
we don't take companionship inventory too seriously haha. We don't
really need it.
On another day my companion was whining like a
baby trying to annoy me because I told her she can't haha, so while she
was doing this I tried to say you're a baby in Korean but accidentally
called her a demon instead of a baby. We had a good laugh.
Anyways,
stay tuned in for next week where you'll get to hear about Zone
Conference and exchanges with the Sister Training Leader!!
Love ya and miss all of ya!
Sister Kelly
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