April 20, 2014
So I figures that I will start calling my emails The Weekly's!! Weird yes I know but think about it, it is like a weekly newspaper of my life. A news paper that people actually like to read hahaha!!
Anywasy (I always fix this when I am editing his blog but he always writes "anywasy" for anyways. Lacey and I have just started saying "anywasy" cuz it makes us laugh. It is kind of like when you have a little 2 year old that calls a pacifier a "gaga" or reeces peanut butter cups "sayers" and the whole family just goes with it. Anywasy, that has nothing to do with anything except it makes us laught!) this week was as good as a week can get. I finally figured out that everything has to do with your attitude. Really though. EVERYTHING. If you have a good attitude about things people will be more attracted to you and you will have more success. This week I had a goal to always have a smile on my face. It works people. We were in the street and someone asked me if I was OK? We had walked by this park like 4 times in 30 minutes because we didn't really have anything to do. We were just walking around and she had seen us a few times. I just told her that I was happy and she asked me why, if I was just walking around with nothing to do!! Haha little did she know that we had a message that could literally save her. She was really polite, and we got her number and address, and have an appointment in a few days. She told me that it was nice to just see someone smiling and being happy. I have a goal to always have a smile!!
This week we also taught a little guy named Claudio. He is 9 years old and his sister just got home for her mission 2 and a half months ago. I had thought that he was baptized; that he was a member. He has always come to church with his sister, so you can´t really blame me for that. He really is at every church activity and is working on his family history with us. So I rightfully thought that he was baptized. We went to go visit him and his first question was "Why am I not baptized?" We just said, "Well, I don't know." His sister proceeded to explain that it was a problem with his parents. They were really anti until about 6 months ago. His dad then walked into the room and said that if he would be responsible he could be baptized. I didn't want the opportunity to go buckets, so I pulled out a sheet for him to sign, and so now we have the signature and he is going to be baptized this Saturday! I have seen so many miracles in the mission but this is one of those that I will never forget. It was one of the first times we were let into their house, and I know it was because his dad was ready.
So you want to know what food I really like here. When you guys hear what it is you are going to just shake your head. I don't know if it will be out of shame that you never thought of this, or out of shame that you know me. It is called Salchi Papa. Translated that is Hot-dog Potato. It is french fries and fried hot-dogs. Man it is good! With some ketchup and mustard. Believe it or not it is pretty dang good. Try it sometime!! Not too bad really. Another thing that I like is called Salchipollo. Just replace the hot dog with a piece of fried chichen!! GOOD STUFF!!
So this week I read in Jesus the Christ about the term Woman. It really should not be offensive. It is a name that is used with a Woman in your life who you have the highest respect for. So just to let you all know when somebody calls you "Woman" the really just respect you lots. They really are not trying to offend you. Just if you do get offended, you should just sucker punch them right in the mouth.
I hope and with that everyone is doing well and having a great time without me!!! ;) Stay strong read your scriptures and keep on keeping on!!
Love Elder George
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
The Start of Winter and It's COLD! But That is Better Than Investigators Dropping You! : (
April 13, 2015
It really is crazy one more week!! The week go by so fast that I don´t know what to do. I really do love the mission. It is crazy! Elder Garcia HATES Puno because it is so dang cold and his head is always hurting because of the cold. He really wants a transfer and thinks that I will be here one more change. That would make for a lot of time here in Puno. :) I will be really sad when I leave and don't really know how I will react to a new ward and a new place. I can only be thankful for the time that I was given here in my first sector.
This week was kind of a hard week here. It is the beginning of winter and it is really cold. I rains pretty much every night here and that makes for a colder afternoon and night. We would have an appointment and then, of course, they wouldn't be there. Or it would be, "It's really cold and we just don´t have time." Or some other lame excuse. Sometimes this week I was tempted to get frustrated and even be mad, but then I remembered how important it is to have a smile. We have a message that can literally change lives, and if we don´t have a smile and are not happy how can we expect others to accept our message.
We had 5 investigators drop us this week and that really was the worst part. The weather and all of that is not too bad. I can deal with that, But when you see somebody so close to getting an answer to their questions, and then just say that they don´t want anything to do with what you have, it is a little sad. You grow to love everybody that you teach and it is really hard when you get that news.
That really is about all that happened this week. It was a really plain week. Nothing really crazy happened, you know, just the normal. Talked with a lot of drunk people and had them tell me that they want to change and be a better person.
Love Elder George
It really is crazy one more week!! The week go by so fast that I don´t know what to do. I really do love the mission. It is crazy! Elder Garcia HATES Puno because it is so dang cold and his head is always hurting because of the cold. He really wants a transfer and thinks that I will be here one more change. That would make for a lot of time here in Puno. :) I will be really sad when I leave and don't really know how I will react to a new ward and a new place. I can only be thankful for the time that I was given here in my first sector.
This week was kind of a hard week here. It is the beginning of winter and it is really cold. I rains pretty much every night here and that makes for a colder afternoon and night. We would have an appointment and then, of course, they wouldn't be there. Or it would be, "It's really cold and we just don´t have time." Or some other lame excuse. Sometimes this week I was tempted to get frustrated and even be mad, but then I remembered how important it is to have a smile. We have a message that can literally change lives, and if we don´t have a smile and are not happy how can we expect others to accept our message.
We had 5 investigators drop us this week and that really was the worst part. The weather and all of that is not too bad. I can deal with that, But when you see somebody so close to getting an answer to their questions, and then just say that they don´t want anything to do with what you have, it is a little sad. You grow to love everybody that you teach and it is really hard when you get that news.
That really is about all that happened this week. It was a really plain week. Nothing really crazy happened, you know, just the normal. Talked with a lot of drunk people and had them tell me that they want to change and be a better person.
Love Elder George
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Staying in ♥PUNO♥ & My Companion Really Can "Hear the Music!!"
April 6, 2015
TRANSFERS, TRANSFERS, TRANSFERS, TRANSFERS. And I don´t have a transfer!!!!!! Haha! But really I am staying here in Puno with Elder Garcia for one more transfer!! I am actually pretty happy about that. I really didn't want to go. I have just about 6 months in Puno and the time has gone by soooo fast! I really cannot believe it. The sisters that came with us into the mission go home in less that one year!?!? One of the sisters was talking to me and telling me how sad she is. I really am not sad at all I have 18ish months to share this message with people. It really is a blessing. I think the only way that I could be sad was if I had regrets. I can honestly say that I have no regrets! I have worked as hard as I possibly could for the time that I have had.
Anyway, this week was a tough week here in Puno. It is called Holy Week. It is a time when everybody celebrates the death of Jesus Christ. Like, you can't eat certain foods or your sins won´t be forgiven you. Yeah, we ate chicken when we weren't supposed to. We are rebels, I know. I always liked to live on the edge. Lots of people traveled this week so pretty much no one was home! It was a hard week but we didn't care. Elder Garcia is a really awesome missionary. He knows what to say and when to say it. He really can "hear the music". Reference to LDS General Conference - - https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2015/04/the-music-of-the-gospel?lang=eng This had to be a favorite for all those who listened to that conference!!! I have been trying to learn that from him. How I can listen to the spirit better. How I can listen to the spirit in lessons, in study time, and just when I am walking in the street? I am going to work on that.
This week we met a girl that is studying at the University here, and her name is Yashira. She is an investigator that every one wants. She came to General Conference before we even had a lesson with her. We have a lesson with her tomorrow and will invite her to be baptized with a date. That is something really important that I have learned; inviting during the first visit. It really is so important. It is an act of faith. Really every thing we do is a act of faith. Especially EVERYTHING that we do that is related to the gospel. Being sealed in the temple is an act of faith. Baptism is an act of faith. Going on a mission is an act of faith. Faith is so important in our lives. Without the faith of a 14 year old boy we don't have the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. I look everyday for something that can strengthen my faith.
Anyhow family and friends I love you and can feel your support and love here in Puno. Know that I pray and love you too!
Elder George
TRANSFERS, TRANSFERS, TRANSFERS, TRANSFERS. And I don´t have a transfer!!!!!! Haha! But really I am staying here in Puno with Elder Garcia for one more transfer!! I am actually pretty happy about that. I really didn't want to go. I have just about 6 months in Puno and the time has gone by soooo fast! I really cannot believe it. The sisters that came with us into the mission go home in less that one year!?!? One of the sisters was talking to me and telling me how sad she is. I really am not sad at all I have 18ish months to share this message with people. It really is a blessing. I think the only way that I could be sad was if I had regrets. I can honestly say that I have no regrets! I have worked as hard as I possibly could for the time that I have had.
Anyway, this week was a tough week here in Puno. It is called Holy Week. It is a time when everybody celebrates the death of Jesus Christ. Like, you can't eat certain foods or your sins won´t be forgiven you. Yeah, we ate chicken when we weren't supposed to. We are rebels, I know. I always liked to live on the edge. Lots of people traveled this week so pretty much no one was home! It was a hard week but we didn't care. Elder Garcia is a really awesome missionary. He knows what to say and when to say it. He really can "hear the music". Reference to LDS General Conference - - https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2015/04/the-music-of-the-gospel?lang=eng This had to be a favorite for all those who listened to that conference!!! I have been trying to learn that from him. How I can listen to the spirit better. How I can listen to the spirit in lessons, in study time, and just when I am walking in the street? I am going to work on that.
This week we met a girl that is studying at the University here, and her name is Yashira. She is an investigator that every one wants. She came to General Conference before we even had a lesson with her. We have a lesson with her tomorrow and will invite her to be baptized with a date. That is something really important that I have learned; inviting during the first visit. It really is so important. It is an act of faith. Really every thing we do is a act of faith. Especially EVERYTHING that we do that is related to the gospel. Being sealed in the temple is an act of faith. Baptism is an act of faith. Going on a mission is an act of faith. Faith is so important in our lives. Without the faith of a 14 year old boy we don't have the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. I look everyday for something that can strengthen my faith.
Anyhow family and friends I love you and can feel your support and love here in Puno. Know that I pray and love you too!
Elder George
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
A Testimony that Made Our Elder George Giggle! Too Cute!!
March 30, 2015
I´m old. That's all I can really think to say right now. I really don´t feel any different but I feel a little different. I 'm not making any sense, but that's okay. It is weird to think that I have been on this earth for 19 whole years. That's a pretty long time. I have been thinking a lot about how I have used these 19 years, and maybe, I didn't live up to my potential for those 19 years. I have made a vow to myself that I will be better tomorrow than I was the day before. If I can do that I think that I could be a pretty cool, good, and handsome dude!! ;) But really, I do want to be better tomorrow than I am today!!
This week was pretty good. One really funny thing happened during church yesterday. It was fast and testimony meeting and as usual, we had to go first or nobody would have gone up there. So I went first and my compy after me. It was really spiritual. Then one of my favorite little primary girls got up and said, "I know that the church is true. I know that the Book of Mormon is true. Some people say that the Mormons are dumb or stupid. But they are just a bunch of liars. In the name of Jesus Christ Amen." That was her testimony. It was soooo funny and really cute. She is 8 years old and has a pretty dang good testimony if you ask me.
Anyways, we are working really hard with a few investigators in our little ward and little branch, well, they are growing really fast. We have so much work that needs to be done here. The missionaries before us lost the trust of a lot of the members and we are working to gain that trust back. And they are helping us in this great work. They are learning that it is the work of the members with the help of us and not our work with their help. They are learning that we leave, and that if a recent convert´s only friends are the missionaries they will most likely not be a very active person for very long.
Anyhow, I love being a missionary and love teaching the gospel. It really is a fun "job." I don`t have a lot of time this week, so sorry for the lame email. It will be better next week I promise!!
Love Elder George
I´m old. That's all I can really think to say right now. I really don´t feel any different but I feel a little different. I 'm not making any sense, but that's okay. It is weird to think that I have been on this earth for 19 whole years. That's a pretty long time. I have been thinking a lot about how I have used these 19 years, and maybe, I didn't live up to my potential for those 19 years. I have made a vow to myself that I will be better tomorrow than I was the day before. If I can do that I think that I could be a pretty cool, good, and handsome dude!! ;) But really, I do want to be better tomorrow than I am today!!
This week was pretty good. One really funny thing happened during church yesterday. It was fast and testimony meeting and as usual, we had to go first or nobody would have gone up there. So I went first and my compy after me. It was really spiritual. Then one of my favorite little primary girls got up and said, "I know that the church is true. I know that the Book of Mormon is true. Some people say that the Mormons are dumb or stupid. But they are just a bunch of liars. In the name of Jesus Christ Amen." That was her testimony. It was soooo funny and really cute. She is 8 years old and has a pretty dang good testimony if you ask me.
Anyways, we are working really hard with a few investigators in our little ward and little branch, well, they are growing really fast. We have so much work that needs to be done here. The missionaries before us lost the trust of a lot of the members and we are working to gain that trust back. And they are helping us in this great work. They are learning that it is the work of the members with the help of us and not our work with their help. They are learning that we leave, and that if a recent convert´s only friends are the missionaries they will most likely not be a very active person for very long.
Anyhow, I love being a missionary and love teaching the gospel. It really is a fun "job." I don`t have a lot of time this week, so sorry for the lame email. It will be better next week I promise!!
Love Elder George
5 Questions Answered ♥♥
Like I have said before he is not much into answering questions. So once in a while I will send 5 and hope that he answers. Out of the once in a while that I send them he "once in a while" will answer!
Kelly George
To Gabriel George Mar 29
1 - When are transfers?
2 - Do you ever play the piano?
3 - Are you still getting my letters? The handwritten ones?
4 - Would you like me to send more pictures? If so do you want me to send hard copies in the handwritten letters or do you want me to attach them to emails?
5 - Dad is wondering if you would like us to write something different. Do our letters fulfill your needs or do you need us to do something different when we write?
6 - Is there anything else I need to know to make your days on your mission better?
Just listening to the girls as they watch youtube and heard, Would you look at that?!?! There is a channel called "Good Mythical Morning." Have you seen it? If not they can hardly wait to show you when you get home. I have to admit they do make me laugh sometimes!
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Gabriel George
To Kelly George Mar 30
1. Next Monday
2. Every Sunday in both wards - all 4 songs. HUGE SHOUT OUT to our beloved Sister Allen (his piano teacher)!!!
3. Yes most of them. I am missing a few thanks to the office of the mission.
4. I like any pictures I get in letters - handwritten or in Email.
5. Your letters are the best. And yes, I print them off every now and again.
6. I am doing really good!!!
Kelly George
To Gabriel George Mar 29
1 - When are transfers?
2 - Do you ever play the piano?
3 - Are you still getting my letters? The handwritten ones?
4 - Would you like me to send more pictures? If so do you want me to send hard copies in the handwritten letters or do you want me to attach them to emails?
5 - Dad is wondering if you would like us to write something different. Do our letters fulfill your needs or do you need us to do something different when we write?
6 - Is there anything else I need to know to make your days on your mission better?
Just listening to the girls as they watch youtube and heard, Would you look at that?!?! There is a channel called "Good Mythical Morning." Have you seen it? If not they can hardly wait to show you when you get home. I have to admit they do make me laugh sometimes!
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Gabriel George
To Kelly George Mar 30
1. Next Monday
2. Every Sunday in both wards - all 4 songs. HUGE SHOUT OUT to our beloved Sister Allen (his piano teacher)!!!
3. Yes most of them. I am missing a few thanks to the office of the mission.
4. I like any pictures I get in letters - handwritten or in Email.
5. Your letters are the best. And yes, I print them off every now and again.
6. I am doing really good!!!
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
I am Thankful For. . . .
March 23, 2015
His title for this email was WOWOWOWOWOWOW
Well I am practically 19 years old. That is pretty old if you ask me. All the members think that it is funny that I am still 18. I am the 5th youngest member in one of our wards and so they all make fun of me saying that I need to go to Primary where I belong. Sometime it can get annoying but I have just learned to laugh it all off. This week I have decided to write of things that I am thankful for so here goes.
I am thankful for the mission. I am thankful for Peru. I am thankful for people here that love me and will help me out when I have a bad day. I am thankful for the Book of Mormon. I am thankful for Idaho Falls. I am thankful for my family. I am thankful for my friends. I am thankful for the Atonement. I am thankful for friends. (The 2nd shout out to friends - - does that mean he is twice as thankful for them as he is his family? Na!) I am thankful for some little experiences that I have been blessed with here, like when this little girl told me that my sisters were lucky to have a brother like me (I really didn't cry that hard). ;) I am thankful for my Mission President. I am thankful for the days that I can shower with hot water. I am thankful when our phone works. I am thankful for when the sisters in my district are in their room before 9:30. I am thankful for when I can fall asleep before 10:30. I am thankful for the friends that I have in the mission. I am thankful for Puno. I am thankful for all the letters that I have gotten. (Sometime I bust one of those suckers out on a bad day and then it isn't such a bad day I am just a little more "trunky".) I am thankful for when our investigators come to church. I am thankful for when our investigators read the Book of Mormon. But most importantly I am thankful for YOU! I am thankful for each and every one of you. I am thankful for all the support I receive and have received. I am thankful for the example of our Savior. I am thankful for my practically perfect life and all the people who are part of it!!
This week was really good. We are seeing a lot of progression in our little ward and branch. We have a found people who are ready for this message. So our investigator Richard, well he is my favorite. Like I said before, he is with the police and well yeah, he is a police. He used to just call us George and Garcia but the family who gave us the reference I think, explained to him why we are called Elder. He thought that we were really offended and thought that we wouldn't come back to teach him. It was kind of funny. He gave me the most heart felt apology that I think I have ever received. He said that he wanted us to keep teaching him and that he would call us "Elder." We explained the importance of that title and we hope he knows that we are his friends. But before that, we are representatives of the Lord. He told us that he realized that and would call us Elders. We are teaching a lot of people of the same religion and they are tough investigators. But I am learning so much about following the spirit. If we follow the spirit then we will know what to say and how to say it so that they can understand.
Love Elder George
His title for this email was WOWOWOWOWOWOW
Well I am practically 19 years old. That is pretty old if you ask me. All the members think that it is funny that I am still 18. I am the 5th youngest member in one of our wards and so they all make fun of me saying that I need to go to Primary where I belong. Sometime it can get annoying but I have just learned to laugh it all off. This week I have decided to write of things that I am thankful for so here goes.
I am thankful for the mission. I am thankful for Peru. I am thankful for people here that love me and will help me out when I have a bad day. I am thankful for the Book of Mormon. I am thankful for Idaho Falls. I am thankful for my family. I am thankful for my friends. I am thankful for the Atonement. I am thankful for friends. (The 2nd shout out to friends - - does that mean he is twice as thankful for them as he is his family? Na!) I am thankful for some little experiences that I have been blessed with here, like when this little girl told me that my sisters were lucky to have a brother like me (I really didn't cry that hard). ;) I am thankful for my Mission President. I am thankful for the days that I can shower with hot water. I am thankful when our phone works. I am thankful for when the sisters in my district are in their room before 9:30. I am thankful for when I can fall asleep before 10:30. I am thankful for the friends that I have in the mission. I am thankful for Puno. I am thankful for all the letters that I have gotten. (Sometime I bust one of those suckers out on a bad day and then it isn't such a bad day I am just a little more "trunky".) I am thankful for when our investigators come to church. I am thankful for when our investigators read the Book of Mormon. But most importantly I am thankful for YOU! I am thankful for each and every one of you. I am thankful for all the support I receive and have received. I am thankful for the example of our Savior. I am thankful for my practically perfect life and all the people who are part of it!!
This week was really good. We are seeing a lot of progression in our little ward and branch. We have a found people who are ready for this message. So our investigator Richard, well he is my favorite. Like I said before, he is with the police and well yeah, he is a police. He used to just call us George and Garcia but the family who gave us the reference I think, explained to him why we are called Elder. He thought that we were really offended and thought that we wouldn't come back to teach him. It was kind of funny. He gave me the most heart felt apology that I think I have ever received. He said that he wanted us to keep teaching him and that he would call us "Elder." We explained the importance of that title and we hope he knows that we are his friends. But before that, we are representatives of the Lord. He told us that he realized that and would call us Elders. We are teaching a lot of people of the same religion and they are tough investigators. But I am learning so much about following the spirit. If we follow the spirit then we will know what to say and how to say it so that they can understand.
Love Elder George
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Becoming, Goals, and A 5 Year Mission
March 16, 2014
What is new? Not too much. Lots of weeks feel the same, but then, when I really look back, I can see the changes. I can see the changes for the better. I can see the blessings. I can see the Lord's hand, and most importantly, I can see the miracles of the Lord in my life. I can see my testimony growing and changing. I can see myself becoming a "different" person. Before the mission I really didn't want to change. I didn't want to be a different person when I came home. In reality, I am still the goofy, silly, wild Elder George - - but a much better Elder George. When you give your life or maybe just two years of your life to the Lord He know how to make you a better person.
This week was a really good week. We have 4 Normas de Excelencia (Standards of Exellence - goals set by the mission president for the mission).
1% attendance impovement every month
12 Familias contacted in the streets
20 referencias
3 new familias taught every week
and 1.1 baptismos every transfer
(Sure am glad those Spanish words are so close to the English words.)
These are actually pretty big number that we are talking about. If we could fulfill all of these, that means that you are like, well, the "perfect" missionary. We are really trying to comply with all of these and it is harder than you think. We will continue to try to be as good of missionaries as we can be.
We taught 4 new people yesterday. It was a really, really, good day. We taught a guy named Richard. He is with the police and that makes things a little more complicated. He works a lot but was able to come to church yesterday. Yesterday was all about missionary work. We, the missionaries, give talks every 3rd Sunday. My companion gave a really good talk an the blessings of a mission. I talked about how we can apply the gospel of Jesus Christ to our lives after baptism. One thing that I have learned in the mission is the gospel of Jesus Christ. Anyway, before our lesson with Richard, he told us that we needed to sit down because we were going to be surprised at what he was going to say. He proceeded to tell us that he was thinking about withdrawing from the police to go on a mission. He was right we were surprised. He isn't a member and he really doesn't know that much about us and he wants to withdraw and go on a mission. This is a big decision in life. We proceeded to explain a little bit more about the mission. He asked if there was a option of how long because he wanted to serve a 5 year mission. We explained a little more and he is very content about the whole thing. He told us that he was going to make time each Sunday to go to church. It is really amazing the power that the Sacrament has,the change it has on the hearts of the children of men,, and the faith shown by those who love Jesus.
I love you all and hope that you are having a good week. Keep reading your scriptures and know that I am praying for you!
Love Elder George
What is new? Not too much. Lots of weeks feel the same, but then, when I really look back, I can see the changes. I can see the changes for the better. I can see the blessings. I can see the Lord's hand, and most importantly, I can see the miracles of the Lord in my life. I can see my testimony growing and changing. I can see myself becoming a "different" person. Before the mission I really didn't want to change. I didn't want to be a different person when I came home. In reality, I am still the goofy, silly, wild Elder George - - but a much better Elder George. When you give your life or maybe just two years of your life to the Lord He know how to make you a better person.
This week was a really good week. We have 4 Normas de Excelencia (Standards of Exellence - goals set by the mission president for the mission).
1% attendance impovement every month
12 Familias contacted in the streets
20 referencias
3 new familias taught every week
and 1.1 baptismos every transfer
(Sure am glad those Spanish words are so close to the English words.)
These are actually pretty big number that we are talking about. If we could fulfill all of these, that means that you are like, well, the "perfect" missionary. We are really trying to comply with all of these and it is harder than you think. We will continue to try to be as good of missionaries as we can be.
We taught 4 new people yesterday. It was a really, really, good day. We taught a guy named Richard. He is with the police and that makes things a little more complicated. He works a lot but was able to come to church yesterday. Yesterday was all about missionary work. We, the missionaries, give talks every 3rd Sunday. My companion gave a really good talk an the blessings of a mission. I talked about how we can apply the gospel of Jesus Christ to our lives after baptism. One thing that I have learned in the mission is the gospel of Jesus Christ. Anyway, before our lesson with Richard, he told us that we needed to sit down because we were going to be surprised at what he was going to say. He proceeded to tell us that he was thinking about withdrawing from the police to go on a mission. He was right we were surprised. He isn't a member and he really doesn't know that much about us and he wants to withdraw and go on a mission. This is a big decision in life. We proceeded to explain a little bit more about the mission. He asked if there was a option of how long because he wanted to serve a 5 year mission. We explained a little more and he is very content about the whole thing. He told us that he was going to make time each Sunday to go to church. It is really amazing the power that the Sacrament has,the change it has on the hearts of the children of men,, and the faith shown by those who love Jesus.
I love you all and hope that you are having a good week. Keep reading your scriptures and know that I am praying for you!
Love Elder George
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