"When you're stressed and you know it..." |
I AM GOING BACK TO
WYOMING!!!! Elder Soelberg is gonna be the new assistant with Elder Nelson and
I am gonna be ZL (zone leader) in Evanston with Elder West from Australia. HAHAHA!!!!
Whooooooo! I am so stoked! It is gonna be awesome and I know Elder West a
bit and he is super cool! I might even go on exchanges in Green River too!!!!
Dear Family!
I love you! I feel like I say
that in every letter, but it is so true. This week has been a great one for me.
Since we found out that we were both leaving, it has been pretty nostalgic.
Don't worry, you can be diligent and nostalgic at the same time! Don't get the
wrong idea. I have spent a quarter of my mission here in this stake and I have
grown to love it. I feel like people have the wrong idea of YSA (young single
adults). I definitely did. I know that it is an inspired program of the church. It's a group of young people that are trying to figure out their lives that can
come together and be one big family for each other. For anyone who is trying to
decide if they want to go to a YSA Ward or not, do it! It'll be different and
may take some time to adjust, sacrament meeting is gonna be silent, but you will
grow AND love it.
"The Dinner Cycle with the High Council & Sisters" |
P-Moe, It was good to hear that
you had a life changing experience at EFY. I remember when I had a similar
experience at Philmont, and I promised my Father in Heaven that I wouldn't let
him down and was willing to sacrifice everything to follow his Son - Always
remember.
Shout out to the coolest girl I
know! Becca, Happy Birthday!! You are da coolest! (Preston pull out the
punching gloves from the dress up box, Becca is getting more and more
beautiful). Mom, I love you and will make sure to answer all of your questions
next week! You are gonna be proud of me when I come home; I feel like a lot of
the lessons you have been trying to teach me are finally sinking in.
Dad, it's cool to see you have had
a mighty change of heart and want to read the Book of Mormon fast. There is
someone in our area named Brother Serrano. He has amazing stories and spent
some of his childhood in Mexico. He asked Elder Anderson, a seventy that
visited his mission (not Neil L.), what was the most important thing he could
do? After Elder Anderson warned him that
if he told him he would have to do it, he said, "read the Book of Mormon
every month all the way through for the rest of your mission." Brother
Serrano had to wake up earlier than normal every morning to read, but he did it
every month.
Love you all,
Elder Moe!!!
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