Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Words from Elder Konnor Lee in PA

 

"Something cool that has been going on is we are teaching a addiction recovery class at a homeless shelter. The hard thing is that they don't want us to talk about God so it is hard to teach. One day we were teaching and we had a man stick his hand in the air. When we called on him he asked us what church we were from. We told him and asked, "how do I become a member of this church"? He went on to say, "You guys have something and whatever it is I want it". We are now teaching him. But how amazing and what a testimony builder! We were not even talking about God but just being there he could feel the Spirit. No matter where we are or what we are doing we must always act like members of the church. People know we have something and we must always remember who we are and what we represent. People are always watching us. It does not matter if we re a young teacher, a beehive or a missionary.

My life here is good. We set a goal at the beginning of the week to teach 20 lessons. So a lesson is a prayer, 2 or more gospel topics, at least 35 minutes and a return appointment. For this area that is a lot of lessons so it is a huge goal for us. But as we have worked hard and studied and asked for the Lord for help we have had almost 3 lessons a day. Goals really do mean something. I bet that dad had a really good time on his hunt. But I told him that he is not having as much fun as I am having!"

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