Dear wonderful people!
How was your week? Mine was pretty good.
We had interviews with the President and Sister Stevens. I love being able to meet with them personally. They are just so great and I am blessed to be able to have them lead this mission. President Stevens always has some good insight and interviews is the best time to receive of it.
We also had an exchange with the Zone Leaders. One of the Zone Leaders, Elder Silva, will be going home next week from his mission. I was with him on the exchange. He's such a great missionary. I hope to be more like him before I go home.
How was your week? Mine was pretty good.
We had interviews with the President and Sister Stevens. I love being able to meet with them personally. They are just so great and I am blessed to be able to have them lead this mission. President Stevens always has some good insight and interviews is the best time to receive of it.
We also had an exchange with the Zone Leaders. One of the Zone Leaders, Elder Silva, will be going home next week from his mission. I was with him on the exchange. He's such a great missionary. I hope to be more like him before I go home.
Other than that, just normal stuff happened this week.
I'll share a quote from conference.
"Sharing the restored gospel is our lifelong Christian duty and privilege. Elder Quentin L. Cook reminds us, 'Missionary work is not just one of the 88 keys on a piano that is occasionally played; it is a major chord in a compelling melody that needs to be played continuously throughout our lives if we are to remain in harmony with our commitment to Christianity and the gospel of Jesus Christ.'"
We need to constantly be aware of the fact that we need to do missionary work. That doesn't mean that we need to always be like the missionaries, knocking on doors and such, but we need to be on the look out for missionary opportunities as we go about our daily life.
I love you all, and I hope you have a brilliant week!
Love,
Elder Warburton
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