This past week has gone by so fast, I honestly can't remember what
has happened the past 7 days. Next Wednesday is transfers, so my
companion says I have what they call "Transfer Fever." A lot of
missionaries get it at the end of the transfer where things just blur
together, time seems to stop, and people are starting to think into next
transfer. I've been in Gurabo for 3 transfers now, so I have no idea
if I will be transferred to a new area or not. So I'm trying hard to to
speculate because whatever happens the lord is in it.
But anyways, let's see... last Wednesday night, we had Elder
Cornish from the Area Presidency come and speak to investigators in
Santiago. It was so cool!!! I think I learned more then my
investigators. About teaching, testifying, and how to discern spiritual
truths. He used the example about his black book of Mormon. He told us
all he thought it was red. Some people agreed, but the majority of us
were set on the fact it was black! He explained this is like spiritual
truths. No matter how many people might say its a different "color",
the color is always black. People in the world might try to change the
"color" of spiritual truths, but its impossible! The color will always
be black like Elder Cornish's Book of Mormon. It is impossible to
change God's laws or truths!! The world might try to convince us its a
different color, but we need to stand up and show the world the real
color of the truth! Always strive to be a bearer of truth and showing
the world the real color of truth! It was a really good devotional!
Our investigators are really progressing right now! Bienvenido and
his family are trying hard to find their testimonies and commit to a
baptism date! Rafi is progressing and we're working hard to help him
keep the word of wisdom! Melissa and Robin are starting to feel that
hunger for a knowledge of the gospel like Enos in the Book Of Mormon!
Overall, I'm being very blessed by the lord to teach some amazing
children of our Father in Heaven and helping Christ rescue some of his
lost sheep!
I have to 9 words to describe the first 6 months of my mission: Missionary Work is hard, but I Absolutely LOVE IT!! This
first six months of my mission have been full of wonder experiences,
blessings, and times where I've grown up spiritually, mentally, and
physically. The first six months have been amazing, and I look forward
to the next 18!! I know this work is a marvelous work, and I know with
all my heart this is where I need to be! Thank you all for the love,
support, prayers, and letters in my behalf! I love you so very much!
Love,
Elder Jensen
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