This week I learned a lot about relying on the Lord and to
stop making excuses. On Friday we had a combine zone conference where we
learned a lot about working with members, being clean (inside and out!), and
learning Korean. I learned how important members are to missionary work. The
missionaries maybe the ones who teach the lessons, but the members are the ones
who help people to progress in the gospel. President Gordon B. Hinckley said every
new convert needs a friend, a calling, and a way to feel the gospel. For this
the missionaries aren't the answer, it’s the members.
Zone Conference also taught me a lot about learning the
language. I learned it is alright to make mistakes and Koreans actually love
them. They love it when you try to talk to them whether it is good or not. I
also learned it is important to speak slowly and create opportunities to
speak.
So, as part of becoming a threesome, Sister Holmes and I
became Sister Training Leaders. That meant we had to go on exchanges. I went to
평택
with Sister Kwak (곽). She is Korean, so it was a
little hard to communicate, but I learned a lot. I learned I don't need a
Korean companion to learn Korean. I just need to try. Learning Korean is like
doing a 1,000 piece puzzle. It takes a long time, but is possible.
If I could put what I learned this week into one sentence,
it would be... Never give up when life gets tough, because that is when you are
able to learn the most. I know God loves each of us. I know this gospel is
true.
Mustain 자매
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