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April 24, 2017 – Elder Isaac Kenneth Burton
That
awkward walk to the front
You know
that moment when you get to sacrament meeting late and the only available
remaining seats are the first and second rows? Then you have to make that long,
awkward walk past everyone as they watch you come in late and take your seat in
front. I'm pretty sure that's a walk that everyone has experienced at least a
few times in life. Yesterday it happened to me and my comp...but this time it
wasn't awkward, but glorious, because we had with us a family of seven :) Yep, our investigators
the Puegher family came to church yesterday! They got there about 20 minutes
late but it was even better that way I think because everyone saw them walk in.
You should have seen the look on all the members faces when they saw this
amazing family, you would have thought that a group of angels had walked into
the chapel. Even the bishop got up to the pulpit after they had sat down just
to welcome them to the ward. It was awesome, and they loved it. Right after
sacrament meeting the members basically attacked the family with love. They
stayed for all the meetings and were so happy at the end. The kids didn't even
want to leave. It was awesome, we had a few lessons with them this week and we
were able to set a baptism date for the 6th of May which is great! We are so
excited for them, I pray constantly that they will be able to keep progressing.
Families are the best :)
We found
another way cool family that we are trying to teach. The parents aren´t very
interested but the kids are. The oldest son, whos 13, literally came running
after us the other day after we had finished talking with his mom on the doorstep. He was yelling "Wait,
wait!! I have a question!!!" He caught up to us and asked: "What
sense does life have?" What a great question! It was already really late
so we promised him that we would tell him on Sunday at church if he came and he
agreed readily. Unfortunately he didn't show up, we don't know why. But we are
excited to be able to answer his question one day soon. The Lord is guiding us
to great people :) I love this work.
I hope
everyone has a great week! I love you all!
Con mucho
amor, Elder Burton
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