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Kamusta y'all!
   So transfers happened, which is always an adventure. But the good news is now I'm with Sister Trinidad! This is her second area and she's soo cool. And I get to be kabahays with Sister Ward! We've only seen each other in passing since the MTC, so it's fun to be together again. :)
    We had a really cool experience this week when we went to go teach one of our recent converts, Brother Ricardo. We had called another recent convert, Brother Harvey to see if he could come to the lesson too. We tried calling a couple times, but he didn't respond. So we just headed to our appointment and started. As we were singing the opening song, Brother Harvey just walked right in. We hadn't left him a text or anything telling him where we were or what time we'd be there. He just saw that he had two missed calls, and because he wanted to be taught so badly, guessed where we were and showed up. 
     It was just made me think about how we all are responsible for our own gospel learning. Brother Harvey didn't want to miss out on the chance to learn about the gospel. We don't have to wait for someone to teach us at church. We don't have to wait for someone to show up at our house and share something with us. We can actively seek opportunities to learn through the spirit on our own, and we can make sure we put ourselves in situations where the spirit can teach us.
   Aganad y'all!
     Sister Harrison
2. The kids had fun with the new game Sister Trinidad taught them
 

 

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