I hope that everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. There were many things to be grateful for this week. These are just a few
1.
Our wonderful ward members! Not only did they make sure that we had
some place to go on Thanksgiving but we had three back to back to back
Thanksgiving meals on Thursday :) Though by the end I thought I might
die of a food overdose, I was very grateful for the love of our ward
members
2.
Trina. This girl is on fire! She has already read the first two books
of the Book of Mormon and she came to church this Sunday. Her baptismal date
was set for the 20th but at her request has been moved to the 13th. She
is amazing and everytime we teach her the Spirit is so strong. She has
such a love for our Savior and I love getting to share my testimony of
Him with her.
3.
Christmas Decorations. We were able to help decorate three homes this
week including the mission home. It was so much fun! One member even
gave us an extra Elf on the Shelf to decorate our study. We have
started decorating our study and it really is beginning to look a lot
like Christmas. Until you go outside and it is 60 degrees, another thing
to be thankful for!
4. Sister Kalahiki and I are staying together in Pinnacle Mountain for one more transfer! YAY!
Most
of all I am so grateful to be here serving a mission. I truly love
getting to represent my Savior everyday. Missions are not easy. They are
not always fun. But they are one of the best things you will ever get
to to do and I am so so so grateful to be serving the Lord in Little
Rock. I am also so grateful for the person I represent each day. My
Savior Jesus Christ. I am grateful for the Atonement that He performed
for me and for each of us. I am grateful for this time of year when our
hearts and minds are turned a little more toward Him as we celebrate His
birth. And as always I am so grateful for all the love and support that
I receive from all my friends and family.
Love,
Sister Aase
If you haven't seen this short video, it's really good. He is the Gift. Go to christmas.mormon.org
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