I have found that I love teaching children. I am pretty sure I have told you this before but it never ceases to amaze me how in tune little children are with the Spirit. They are so receptive and acknowledge the fact that they feel good when we teach them and they are so willing to keep the commitments and find out for themselves! Sister Ardnt and I talked to a couple of young boys a few weeks ago but it was dark and we didn't want their parents to get mad at us because we were two strangers walking around talking to their kids at night, so we quickly declared to them and asked if we could come back. We talked about how our families can live together forever and one of the boys Tyler loved the idea! He started giggling and told us he was excited that we were telling him this stuff. We told him we would come back some time in the middle of the day and we said our goodbyes. Sister Kemp and I went back yesterday and knocked on his door. I don't think I have ever felt so welcomed by anyone. He opened the door and said "hi!" Then he did a double take and excitedly exclaimed "Oh hey!" We asked him if we could talk to his family and when would be a good time. His dad then came to the door and asked what we wanted. He quickly told us he was not interested at all and said goodbye. I wanted to cry. Not because he wasn't interested, although that is sad, but because Tyler could feel the spirit as we testified to him that night and he wanted to learn more. I have been praying that he will be able to find missionaries again some day when he is older so he can come to find the truth for himself.One day.
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
I smell a new car!!
I have found that I love teaching children. I am pretty sure I have told you this before but it never ceases to amaze me how in tune little children are with the Spirit. They are so receptive and acknowledge the fact that they feel good when we teach them and they are so willing to keep the commitments and find out for themselves! Sister Ardnt and I talked to a couple of young boys a few weeks ago but it was dark and we didn't want their parents to get mad at us because we were two strangers walking around talking to their kids at night, so we quickly declared to them and asked if we could come back. We talked about how our families can live together forever and one of the boys Tyler loved the idea! He started giggling and told us he was excited that we were telling him this stuff. We told him we would come back some time in the middle of the day and we said our goodbyes. Sister Kemp and I went back yesterday and knocked on his door. I don't think I have ever felt so welcomed by anyone. He opened the door and said "hi!" Then he did a double take and excitedly exclaimed "Oh hey!" We asked him if we could talk to his family and when would be a good time. His dad then came to the door and asked what we wanted. He quickly told us he was not interested at all and said goodbye. I wanted to cry. Not because he wasn't interested, although that is sad, but because Tyler could feel the spirit as we testified to him that night and he wanted to learn more. I have been praying that he will be able to find missionaries again some day when he is older so he can come to find the truth for himself.One day.
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