We
went to Ramos Mejia this weekend to listen to Elder Holland. It was
absolutely incredible. He reminded us why we are here and what we
should be doing. He said that the most important thign is who we are
are that we work hard to live up to the potential that we have, that we
will never reach, because it´s way greater than we could ever
understand. And if we do that, and become who the Lord wants us to be,
we are going to see miracles. We are going to love our missions, every
minute of it, the good and the bad. I´ve come to learn that that´s
true, and am learning to love every experience, because everything we do
is a chance to grow and become who God wants me to be, and even more
so, help other people to feel His love in their lives and make the
changes necessary to receive the blessings that are awaiting them.
Yesterday I got the chance to do divisions with one
of the sisters in my branch, Sister Cortes. We were short one sister
missionary (temporarily we were in a trio, but we decided to divide and
conquer, in order to visit more people), so Sister Cortes came out with
us. She never served a mission, but is super great and powerful. We
only had one lesson, but it was incredible to see what an impact the
members can have when they help the missionaries. And she was such a
good sport about riding a bicycle all over Junin with me.
This week was full of a thousand other stories, but
that´s all I´ve got time to tell for now. Maybe one day we´ll sit down
together and I´ll read you all of the miracles I have written in my
journal.
I love the mission.
Sincerely,
Hermana Walton
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