6 Things Returned Sister Missionaries Should NEVER Forget
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6 Things Returned Sister Missionaries Should NEVER Forget
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas
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All of the above, except for the last one. Love my missionary companion!
Wishing you all the bestest Thanksgiving!!! I know I have a bunch of things to be thankful of and I hope we can remember those things on a daily basis.
Plus, I hope your Thanksgiving dinner is more of a meal than ramen noodles!
National Sisters Day
Every first Sunday in August is apparently a National Sisters Day so wishing all you sisters (by blood or a missionary tag) a happy day! It’s not always easy getting along but knowing that they’re always there for you makes it worthwhile.
Plus, an occasional cupcake here an there is always a big heart warmer (and a belly pleaser).
Do what you can do
“A week ago I had an interesting experience. Without any official assignment, I attended a stake conference in a rural area of southeastern Utah. The stake president and his wife had invited Sister Hinckley and me to stay at their home. While he conducted his Saturday afternoon meeting, we rode about the stake, visiting a half-dozen little towns, in each of which there is a Church meetinghouse. We noted that the lawns were green and the buildings nicely kept, although they are small and some of them are old. We drove about and looked at the homes, modest in their appearance, but in almost every case there was neatness and beauty with flowers in bloom. Having a free Saturday and Sunday, I had wanted to make this trip simply to thank the people for their faith and faithfulness and to express my love to them. Most of them are farm folk who work hard for a small return. But they know a great truth. They know the law of the harvest—“Whatsoever ye sow, that shall ye also reap.” (D&C 6:33.)
They know that you do not reap wheat after sowing oats. They know that you do not get a racehorse from a scrub mare. They know that if you are to build another great generation, you must work with vision and faith. You must dream and plan, serve and sacrifice, pray and labor. After being with these wonderful people for two days, Sister Hinckley observed, “These are the kind who constitute the glue that holds the Church together.” - president Gordon B. Hinckley
Soooo true! Don’t stress about it :) Baby steps!
Seeking the Spirit by Greg Olsen, one of my favourite artists
Hope y’all are doing some cheerful Christmas caroling
Thanksgiving
Happy Thanksgiving everyone and I hope you’re all enjoying an actual meal for all the hard work you’ve been doing!
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Happy World Smile Day
So here you go, LAUGH IT OFF :)