December at Temple Square |
Snow at Temple Square
Angie and Sister Park |
So, this week has been pretty crazy. The fleet end is just
endless. But on the bright side, we got 3 new cars and traded in 3 older ones.
And guess what their names are?? (Sister Park and I named them ourselves) Tenderheart
is our medical car (the main bear on Care Bears, so cute!), and then Flounder
and Mufasa are our other 2 new cars. We take pride in our car names.
I saw quite a few people I knew this week for the lights! I saw
Garrett Hall's mom from Texas. I saw
Eric Pearson and his family, Melody Chow (a good friend last fall semester at
BYU), and Paige Peterson. I also heard that Heather Bown was looking for me, as
well as Laura Johansen, who should be reporting on her mission to the SLC South
mission, meaning she'll be able to take some of her investigators here to
Temple Square! So great to see everyone.
Well, if fleet isn't keeping us busy, our investigators sure are!
Jacqui is doing so well. We finished teaching the Plan of Salvation with her,
but she is wondering about prophets. We sent her 2 beautiful talks by President
Monson, and we think her outlook will definitely change. Funny story time: We
have a new investigator who lives in Glasgow, Scotland named Heather. She had
such a thick accent. On our first phone call with her, she had asked us where
the nearest "church hall" was to her. Both Sister Park and I hadn't a
clue what she said, but Sister Park started explaining what our church believes
Hell is like. I was glad she couldn't really understand us either because it
was a funny misunderstanding of words.
So this week is definitely the most busy week in terms of lessons
throughout my whole mission! It is a good but sad problem to have of like you
have almost too many investigators and less-active to teach. We are trying to
do our best keeping up with all of them!
My companion and I work so well together. We just laugh all. Day.
Long. It definitely helps with the craziness going on in our lives! We are so
supportive of each other, and we are even the same when it comes to being okay
with the seemingly super big stressful things, but stressing about the little
things, such as figuring out what we're going to wear or eat that day.
Overall, things are just going so well! My favorite question to
ask people on the square is, "If Jesus were here right now, what gift
would you give him for Christmas?"
I would love to hear from all of you! Send me your favorite
scripture/lots of your favorite scriptures. I always love hearing of uplifting
ones to share with everyone I come in contact with. Have a wonderful week, and
remember John 16:33, "These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye
might have peace. In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer;
I have overcome the world."
Love,
Sister Steenhoek
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