Hey Everyone!
So exciting news this week! While at Zone
Conference-we were talking to President Patrick and he asked us about
Cornwall Island, which is a Native American reservation next to us. To
make a long story short he gave us our passports, so that we could go to
the island! So we're pretty happy about that! We still have to figure
somethings out but we're are excited to be able to go there:)
We had a lot of tender mercies happen this week, lots of little things
that just make us remember that God is in the details of our lives. It's
the small things, like going to see a potential, them not being home
but being able to contact someone while walking there. Seeing members
willing to let us have lessons in their house and hearing them bare
their testimony to investigators. It's calling a family to let them know
that a new family is coming to church and asking if they could
fellowship them and seeing them the next day. It's the small things in
our lives that we sometimes overlook that we see God's hand in our
lives.
At times we didn't see it, like for instance,
when we got stuck in Montreal Traffic for like three hours and we had to
call to tell the family that we were going to see that we were going to
be late. However, it turns out that because we were late we were able
to meet the whole family! Which was a big blessing. We had dinner with
them and were able to really get to know them. We invited them to Church
and than to the potluck after and they stayed! It was great! I know
that God is very aware of each and everyone one of us and he has a plan
for each of us. We may not see the masterpiece he is creating with our
lives, but trust in him and have an eternal perspective! Love, Sister
Rawlings!
P.S.Great link to a Great Ensign Article!https://www.lds.org/ ensign/2014/10/the-jadeite- cabbage?lang=eng
Valentine's Day scarves!Zone conference- we ate at a local french cuisine bakery! YUM
New frozen yogurt shop opened! So we tried it out on p-day:)
Elder Lloyd (our district leader), Elder Rangel (in the middle, who is leaving), Sister Lindquist and me.
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