So to kick off this letter, I’d like to invite everyone I
know to go visit http://easter.mormon.org/
Visit, watch, blog, tweet,…spread the word! This video is amazing and I want the world to
see it!
Now back to your regularly scheduled programming!
Hola familia!!! Hope y’all had a good week and are preparing yourselves
to remember the Savior this week, and the whole reason he was sent to us.
My week was nuts. So
fun but nuts (I feel like I say that in every single letter…but it’s
true!). We started off with exchanges in
Goose Creek with Sister Manning. That girl
is cool! She’s a rodeo queen in Idaho,
grew up on a ranch, and can rope anything.
Besides that, she’s a stellar missionary. She had only been in the area for 4 days and
was able to plan for an exchange, by herself.
I was way impressed.
Bryndee and Sister Manning
We had Sister’s conference.
I got to see all my old companions, and ate a ridiculous amount of
salad. A good time was had by all, so I’m
told.
We had what’s known as a “Summerville Day of Service”, and I
got to volunteer at Gregg Middle School.
I spray-painted a fence black, and cleaned old paint off of door
handles. Best part = free watermelon at
the end. Yummmm!
We had a baptism this weekend! Sweet 10 year old Alysa was baptized this
Saturday, and received the gift of the Holy Ghost on Sunday (her
birthday!). I’ve never seen someone so
excited about the Gospel. When we were
teaching her grandma (remember Paula back in November? This is her grandbaby) she would very quietly
play in the background, listening. About
3 months after her grandma was baptized, she approached us and asked us if she
was “allowed” to come to church and be baptized too. It was so sweet, and she was a joy to teach.
Sister Glauser and Bryndee...SO VERY TIRED!
Welp, that’s my week.
Hope y’all is blessed.
Love,
Sister Derrick
P.S. Sorry this letter’s such a short guy…duty calls!
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