Mission Leaders Council: Is
a meeting that happens every month for all Zone Leaders in the mission,
at a chapel in San Antonio. I've been going to it for a few months now,
and before it was just a few minutes from our apartment. However, Round
Rock is the very top of the mission. The drive is much, much further
now. This past Thursday, we had to wake up at 5 am, to shower and get
ready and drive to San Antonio. It was a long drive haha. M.L.C. is
always so awesome though, we just learn from our Mission President all
day, as he just fills us with knowledge and doctrine of the gospel. The
previous MLC a member of the Seventy was with us.
After M.L.C.
was over we began our long journey back home. We stopped in downtown
Austin at a little Mexican restaurant called "Super Burrito". It
reminded me of Rancherito's only a lot dirtier and greaser. So,
obviously, I loved it! (even though I was feeling pretty sick the next
day)
We didn't get home until around 8 pm, it was such a long day! I feel asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow that night
Sabbath Day: Because
we cover two wards, we are in Church every Sunday from 8 am- 5 pm. The
first Sunday was really rough haha I was not used to that long of
Church, but I think I am already getting used to it, and love it! There
are a lot of really great people in the wards here.
The
Chisholm Trail ward (Young Single Ward) is considerably smaller than the
adult ward. For example, this Sunday there were not enough speakers to
take up the full hour. So, they just called me up to take up the last 15
minutes of Sacrament Meeting hahaha. It was really fun though, I
actually love speaking now. I just talked about receiving answers and
then following through with our answer. It was good.
We
have an investigator in the Young Single Adult ward named 'Malik', who
has come to Church twice now. He is just an absolute perfect
investigator, he loves everything and want more! In Priesthood class he
stood up to introduce himself and said "My name in Malik, and I will be
converting here very shorty", and then sat down hahaha! SO COOL!!
The
reason it is so amazing, is that it's an answer to prayers. Elder
Nichols is getting towards the end of his mission, he has less than 2
months left. The area that we are in now, has been very slow for a while
now. They haven't had a convert baptism in a very long time. I promised
Elder Nichols that we would get him at least one more baptism before
her goes home. WE have been praying really hard, and working just as
hard for that miracle. The next thing we know, Malik is brought to
Church by one of his friends. It seems as is he will be baptized before
November is over!!
~miracle~
* * * * * * * * * * *
Thank
ya'll for all the love and support. You really do have an incredible on
me. Please keep Elder Nichols and I in your prayers, also Malik.
Until next week
-Elder Giles
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