MERRY CHRISTMAS!! Dec. 23, 13
This upcoming week is
going to be amazing! As a mission we're doing a read-a-thon on Christmas Eve,
Christmas Day, New Years Eve, and New Years Day. Since proselyting wont be
super effective or welcome on any of those days we're going to read the four gospels
(Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John), the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of
Great Price in those four days! I'm really excited about it. We'll be reading
it together as a zone in Kitchener. We also have our quarterly interviews
this week with President and Sister Scott. I'm super excited about that too!
We had some changes in
our area this week. On Wednesday we got a call from the Zone Leaders and they
told us that the Guelph North sisters would now cover all of Guelph and attend
the family ward and Sister Dyer and I are now GUELPH YSA! :) Crazy huh? So we
will be finding and teaching YSA in Guelph and attending the Kitchener YSA
Branch! I've never been in a branch before, so it will be a great new
experience. There are lots of YSA here in Guelph because it' a university town,
the only problem is they are all home for the holidays. Hahaha. It's okay
because we're still seeing miracles despite that. It's so interesting how the
Lord knows everything. Both Sister Dyer and I started our missions in YSA areas
(S. Dyer was in London) and now we're in Guelph opening a new YSA area! I've
enjoyed the challenges and adventures that come along with opening an area.
We found two new
investigators this week. Onneetse we found tracting and she is from Botswana.
She is awesome! And Austin we found while walking around in a neighborhood. He
was shoveling snow in his driveway so we just went up and started talking with
him. We're having a second lesson with each of them tonight, so I'm pretty
excited to start watching them progress.
The craziest part of
this week was yesterday though. There was an ice storm!! Crazy. I always heard about ice storms
happening back east. And here I was. Back east. In an ice storm. Church was
cancelled so we stayed inside for some of the day and did productive missionary
things and went tracting for another part of it. It was crazy though. Thick ice
covered EVERYTHING! It was like a blanket of ice was just thrown over the
world. It was absolutely beautiful!
I hope you all have a
great week! Have a wonderful and very merry Christmas!
Love and Prayers,
Sister Felix
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