Well this week we have just been teaching teaching
teaching! Mainly we are teaching less actives because we need to get
them back. But we have been teaching Zach still, the guy that we found on
the street. So we taught him and every time we teach him, he just feels
the spirit so strong, it is amazing. The first time we taught him he
said "I feel calm and peaceful". The second time we taught him he said
that it felt like his heart was expanding. We invited him to read and
pray about the Book of Mormon. He did so, and the third time we taught
him hen said he prayed about it and felt a burning in his heart and
chills through out all of his body. We invited him to be baptized, he
has a date for the first of June! :) He wants us to teach his family,
too! The Lord is good.
I had a couple branch presidency meetings......never thought
that would ever happen on my mission. I guess being an assistant and
consoling with President prepared me for this. But everything is going
really good here. We are working as hard as we can, walking
everywhere. We got some volunteer service for helping coach a soccer
team! Which is great because Elder Camarena loves soccer and can play it
good. But think how many families will be at soccer practice! We can
share the gospel with them.
So we were able to jam with this less active's boyfriend and he
trusts us a lot now. We were having a conversation and some how prayer
was brought up and he said "No way, you can't say that. Prayer isn't
real, that doesn't happen". I then shared my experience about me crashing
my car in the ditch and how the power of prayer helped me. After I was
done sharing my personal experience his whole attitude changed, just a
complete 180! It was so neat. He is very anti religion. We are
slowly working with him.
Well we taught a lot of less actives like I said, and none of
them came to church this Sunday. There was only 4 members at church that
were sitting in the seats. Zach came though and he loved it. But
still, they were all committed to come and then something came up :( it
breaks my heart. I think about these people every night. We need to
always nourish our testimony and stand strong or else the fiery darts
from the adversary will break us down.
All is well,
-Elder Clark
P.S. I was rusty when I was playing the drum, embarrassing.
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