I´m alive! I didn´t have the chance to email
yesterday on pday because we had our last mission conference with President Fusco, and
it was so sad! BUT, I´m grateful for the chance to learn from two mission
presidents, and for all of the things I learned from President and Sister Fusco
that I can keep in my heart forever. Yesterday, Sister Fusco talked about the
stories of Jesus in the Bible, and especially OUR stories of Jesus in our
missions. She had everyone think about the times in the last week when Jesus
touched our hearts, or helped us with something, and lots of us shared our
experiences. I loved this activity because I was able to reflect on how present
he is! I want to share three of these “stories” with yáll.
#1 Sister
Bispo and I are working in an area that had 4 missionaries and now only 2 of us are
here and we have been really challenged lately with how big our area is/how
many people need our visits/getting kind of lost/people not opening their
hearts/etc. While I was feeling kind of discouraged with all of the responsibilities
that we have, I looked at the sky and it was the prettiest pink that I´ve ever
seen. I felt at that moment that Jesus was trying to tell me that it will all work out. I felt
the strongest peace in my heart to know that the Savior of the entire world
wanted to comfort me.
#2 Right
now we are teaching a cute girl named Evila, and she is hilarious and bright
and awesome! She is passing through a lot of difficulties in her life, but on
Sunday she told me casually - “I´ve been praying every day since last week to
know if the church is true” and I then asked “Did you receive an
answer yet?” and she said “Ya, I received answer on Tuesday, but I keep asking because I love the joy
I feel in my heart every time I ask.” How wonderful is our Savior for creating
this joy in our lives!
#3 On Thursday, Sister Bispo and I went to the
Center of Fortaleza (the other mission lol) for the second time to try to help
a couple document the day of their wedding. We lost a lot of time because it´s far
away, and there were problems with different documents, so we returned to our
area really late! All of our plans fell through, and we decided to say a prayer
and ask where we should go. When we opened our eyes we saw a man sitting in
front of his house almost like he was waiting for us. We started talking to
him, and he offered to introduce us to his family. I felt the spirit so
strongly while teaching them in their house! They were SO nice, and it felt like we
had known them for years. I know that Jesus, through the Holy Ghost, guides all of our paths, and that
when we are following him and trying to help others follow him, we can´t go
wrong.
Next week, President Leite will arrive, and it
will be so awesome to get to know him and his family! I´m loving my companheira
& my new area & everything is all good.
Xoxo,
Sister Moon
Alexia's Baptism
Alexia's dad couldn't be there, but soon it will be his baptism and Nilda's
Sister Freitas (in the middle) and all of her "filhas" (sisters that she trained)
We're still the two best friends that anyone could have!!!
I love Sister Beihl (she is a married missionary from South BR that works in the mission home)
we chillin
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