Good
morning everyone!
Wow this has been a
super week!!
Well first I received
some pretty great hand-written letters!! So thanks to the faithful
Great-grandpa Hulet, Oma, Mom, Skylar, Conner, McKenna, Kim, Grandma and Papa.
Seriously thanks for the support. And for Conner-- I am really trying to be
better at writing back. So practice some patience okay, kiddo?? JK Love
you.
Also BIG CONGRATS to
Michael! I worry to think about you going to college this year-- I mean who is
going to wake you up now that Zoey is not there to bite your butt? Mom you may
need to find an apartment that allows pets... JK but really Parabéns!!
Mom, keep it strong
one more week!! You can do it.
Skylar and Dad--
BEAUTIFUL cakes!! Send me one in a package okay?? No, but really, I think I
figured out why you were decorating cakes. You figure hey, I got 2 daughters
coming back from missions and hopefully getting married soon-- trying to cut
wedding costs, huh?? Smart man.
Well. like I said,
amazing week! Sounds like the rest of you had some pretty steller weeks too.
This week we had Stake Conference. It was really nice and we had some AMAZING
speakers!! The temple president of the Porto Allegre temple, my mission
president, and Elder Lear of the quorum of the seventy came to speak at the
stake conference. The messages were beautiful and I learned so much.
Even our investigators
loved the conference. Meline is going to be baptized this Saturday. But also we
brought another investigator; she is the mom of Fabio, a recent convert (for
mom and dad she is the mom of "The Bread"). Anyways, after the
conference she said she too wants to be baptized. That is truly a miracle,
because the sisters have been teaching her for like 7 months and she never
wanted to get married... but after this conference she said she knows it is all
true!!
Well it was perfect!
This week is also going to be AMAZING!
1. We have a surprise
member of the quorum of the seventy coming to visit the missionaries
Wednesday.
2. We have a baptism
3. Because I get to
catch up with my old district from São Borja.
Makes for a good
week.
Anyways well I just
wanted to leave you with a quick thought I got from Stake Conference. Elder
Leal shared this story:
A man died and was
resurrected and waiting in a room to be interviewed. Another man was ahead of
him. The door opened, the man entered, and the door closed. The man on the
outside could hear the conversation on the other side of the door. The
interviewer began: “I want you to tell me what you know about Jesus Christ.”
“Well, He was born of
Mary in Bethlehem; he lived thirty-three years, spending the last three
organizing his church, choosing his Apostles, and giving the gospel to direct
our lives.”
The interviewer
stopped him and said: “Yes, yes, that’s all true, but I want you to tell me
what you know about Jesus Christ.”
“Well, he suffered and
died so that we could have eternal life. Three days later he was resurrected so
that we might return to Heavenly Father.”
“Yes, yes, that is
true, but I want you to tell me what you know about Jesus Christ.” The man, a
little perplexed, again began: “Well, he restored the gospel in its fullness to
the earth through Joseph Smith, reorganized his church, gave us temples so we
could do work to save our dead. He gave us personal ordinances for our
salvation and exaltation.”
The interviewer again
stopped him and said, “All of what you have said to me is true.” The man was
then invited to leave the room. After he left the door opened and the second
man entered. As he approached the interviewer he fell upon his knees and cried,
“My Lord, my God.”
I love you all! Thanks
for all the love and support! Hope everyone is enjoying there summer!!
Much Love,
Sister K. Seal
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