This past week, Sister Upton and I
decided to take a new approach to finding people. We have contacted
nearly every potential investigator and former investigator we know
of, so we decided to start praying and picking roads to tract. From
this experience we have met so many people, and we invited 84 people
this week alone to learn about the Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ!
That's more than I've ever done before in my mission! During this
experience of tracting each day, we have one solid potential
investigator.
Sister Tyler and Sister Upton |
After a long day of talking to everyone
we meet, we decided to start driving back home. We realized once we
got in the car that we had about twenty minutes left of the day. So,
we could either contact a less active member, work on some things for
our records, or we could tract one more small street. We didn't know
exactly what to do, so we said a quick prayer and I knew we had to
tract one more street, but didn't know where. Luckily, Sister Upton
knew of a small street that would take about 20min. So, we drove
there and started knocking doors. We were having no luck until we got
to the end of the street and met a man who said he would be
interested in taking lessons that we promised would bring him closer
to Jesus Christ. He also said he knew his wife would be interested!
So, we will go back in a couple of weeks to see them.
I have really learned that tracting
isn't as scary as I thought it was. All it is is inviting people to
learn about Jesus Christ. I love getting to invite people to learn
every day :).
Another small note is that we had our
ward's Primary program last Sunday. It was so fun and adorable! Even
more fun we got to help some of the kids memorize their parts during
the practice on Saturday. It was definitely a great opportunity for
us to get to know some of the kids and their parents better :). I
know that Primary programs can really change lives. After all, it was
a Primary program that helped me find and memorize my favorite
scripture (D&C 84:45). I can't wait for the Primary program next
year :D.
Sincerely, Sister Tyler
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