June 19, 2012
Dear Family,
Transfers
have come and gone and thank goodness I am still here in Dry Creek! Today is
transfer day and we always help President Weston out with the new missionaries
so our day is always a little hectic. (Especially since we dropped Sister
McKellar off at the Assistant’s place at 4am...) But regardless, I wanted to
express my love and appreciation for your constant support. This ward is
incredible. I have been here for a while now and with transfers looming over my
head I found myself reflecting on the growth we have made here. Our ward
council has been great. They are excited about and involved in the work. We
have investigators coming to church. Two people are getting baptized next week and we have two more with a
date to be baptized this next month. We picked black berries at Bishop Culp’s
house the other day and I can't describe to you how much I respect and admire
that man. The relationships I have made with those in leadership positions are
ones I think will last a lifetime. We have been teaching the family I spoke
about last week. Some things have been a little rocky, but our promise is that,
although people aren’t perfect, Christ's gospel is. It’s incredible to watch as
that knowledge seeps into your soul. It brightens your eyes and puts a bounce
in your step. Unfortunately, I don't have much time this week. But I am
SOOOOOOOOO thankful to be here in Dry Creek. I had the privilege of being able
to attend specialized leadership training with President Weston last week and
received a lot of inspiration as to which things we could be doing better in
our area. I see so many areas where I can be more obedient and dedicated to
this work. I love this work with all my heart! I love my companion. She teaches
me every day to be humble and accept feedback. It’s been interesting being
companions with Sister Simons. She is a convert of three years and is very much
different from me. I have developed a love for her. The lessons we learn in this life truly mold us into what our Heavenly
Father would have us be. I love you guys so much! Have fun in California! I'll
be with you in spirit!
Love,
Sister
Mitchell
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