Beloved Sunday was
such an awesome day! Happy Birthday Jentrey and President Monsen :) My
good bud, Elder Buck, was made our ZL on the Sabbath and I was so
pumped. He went to Ogden High and he is in the other district that came
in with mine. We hang in the living room and talk and drink Mtn. Dew
just about every night before bed. We share super sweet scriptures we've
found throughout the day and other awesome things! The Nashville
Tribute Band came for our devotional and it was rad! After the 'concert'
(it was the closest we'll get to a concert in 2 years) everyone was
saying how much they miss music haha. They sang some sweet songs about
John the Baptist, The Savior, and missionary work. Look them up if you
get a chance. My favorite song is 'I was Born'. Just talks about
straight missionary work :) I got chills when we sang about Christ
coming again! He lives!
Monday, one of the
coolest experiences happened with the district. Elder Udall's mother was
getting cancer surgery Tuesday morning and he has been really quiet
about it. We decided as a district that we would all kneel together and
begin a fast for him and his mom. The Spirit was so strong, and a few
Elders said they felt like someone was putting their arms around them as
we kneeled together. Crazy huh? We fasted all day Tuesday and it was
totally worth every minute.
Tuesday, Juan A
Uceda from the Qof70 came and delivered his super cool message! He said,
"For the first time in your lives, someone is asking for your all. Your
whole heart, your whole soul, all of it." Definitely a humbling moment
there. He then told of his conversion story and how our investigators
deserve to feel the love and Spirit that we bring into homes. Man's got
an awesome testimony :) All of my teachers tell us that we are on the
Lord's time and how we should take advantage of every moment. Elder
Erickson left and we got one last picture together! Godspeed Elder,
thanks for being one of the biggest examples to me! Give them heaven :)
Wednesday,
good Ol' Mikey Henderson came in and we got a picture together as a
crew! Still just as ugly if you are curious (Check the photos below for
proof). Elder Hogge (in our district) had a stricture and needed
surgery. He has a CATHETER till Sunday. My heart goes out to that Young
Man.
Thursday/Friday, Hermana Dibb (our
maestra/investagador) taught us a powerful lesson using Words of Mormon
1:7. It talks about how through us, especially as missionaries, God is
working and spreading his Gospel. Elder McCord and I taught her about
the love of Christ in our progressive lesson and the Spirit was so
strong. I shared Romans 8:38-39 with her and she loved it! Friday night,
we taught my boy Sergio again! He's so sick. He worked for National
Geographic in Mexico for a few months shooting video of the Mayan ruins.
He asked us why people in our church get married so young. I explained
how the boys return from missions and are void from contact with girls
for 2 years so they are antsy. He blew up laughing :) We taught him an
awesome lesson about Jesus Christ and the Sacrament to prepare him for
his baptism
Another week down huh? 2 weeks from
Monday I leave for Nicaragua. The plan is to catch a tarantula and keep
it as a pet. I'll keep you posted on how that goes. Spanish is coming
along great, I'm honestly doing well. BUT, everyone says once you hit
the field, you don't understand anything.
Shout
out to my cousin Lizzie for the letter, except a response shortly :) We
also inherited a mini fridge this week. Apparently, the story behind is
that an elder like 6 months ago came here and had diabetes and he
needed to keep his medicine cool. So they gave him a mini fridge and
they never asked for it back. And of course, do you think an Elder would
give it back? Obviously not. Grateful for that beloved Elder and his
diabetes. :)
Love you guys all so much! Watch
lots of football and read some scriptures before bed time. Keep me
updated on how my Cougs do :) (Like when they beat the Utes)
Elder Campbell
Scriptures:
Mosiah 24:14 John 21 (feed my sheep) Matthew 11:28 Alma 7:11
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