Bienvenido amigos! :)
This week was filled with milagros!
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| Our District | 
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| We got a COUCH!! | 
On Wednesday we had a lesson with our homie R...this dude is the 
one I mentioned a few weeks ago that just showed up to church wanting to
 learn about our beliefs. He's the truest. He started off the lesson 
saying something like, "So I heard about the word of wisdom. I was in a 
fraternity in college so I drank and smoked, is there any way I can come 
back from that?"
Haha uh ya!
He's super great and our member was so spot on and it was all 
around superb. And the week continued being sublime with person after 
person approaching US asking us to learn more. THIS NEVER HAPPENS. 
Wowie.
We went from mega door slams and not teaching ONE lesson last week 
to having these little miracles. Even if the people don't stick around, I
 love moments like this where God provides that little something to 
touch our hearts and keep us going. 
So....... along those lines, TENDER MERCY OF MY LIFE:
Rewind 7 months. Around Christmas time me and my companion would 
visit this man named Bill. He's homeless. He would always be at the bus 
stop at 8:30 pm so we'd visit with him, listen to him, buy him McD's, and
 try to teach him about God's love. This went on for a while and we 
became close with Bill. But then he disappeared. I stayed in the area 
for six more months and never saw him. It was awful. Well Saturday we were 
going on a morning run AND GUESS WHO WE SAW AT THE BUS STOP IN STUDIO 
CITY? Homeless Bill !! He remembered me and we talked and he said he 
was wondering where I had been. Gosh I love that guy. He's so genuine 
and so great. We see a lot of homeless here in the city but this man's 
heart is so pure.
I ran into this quote the other day in my studies and I love it:
"Life is full of difficulties. Some minor and other of a more 
serious nature. There seems to be an unending supply of challenges for 
one and for all. Our problem is that we often expect instantaneous 
solutions to such challenges, forgetting that the heavenly virtue of 
patience is required." -Monson
I feel like a lot of times, at least in my own life, I reach a 
point where I feel like I'm ready for the next step, the next 
opportunity, the next challenge, but I just feel stuck. 
I think part of faith in Jesus Christ is doing all you can to live 
the gospel and trusting that wherever you are in life is exactly where 
God wants you. I think it's all about trusting that God knows what we 
need when we need it. I'm learning gratitude for the good things now and
 patience in good things to come.
I love you babes more than greek.
Happy week and Happy Birthday Harry Potter :,)
xoxoxo, sis d
 
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