Sunday, January 31, 2016

Week 9:#giveemheaven






This week was fantastic! I mean like really good. I can testify that
exact obedience brings blessings. Wow this week was crazy! Tuesday was a DAY OF EXACT OBEDIENCE!!! So we were trying to do everything exactly as the white handbook outlines and it was
amazing and it wasn't that hard because we strive to be obedient
anyway!!   
On Tuesday we went back to K’s and had a great
discussion with her. We invited her to church and to read the Book of
Mormon. She didn't come to church but we're looking forward to seeing her on Tuesday!
Wednesday was AHMAYZING! We went down to Chico for the
world wide missionary broadcast and oh my goodness!!! I don't have
words to describe how good it was. The theme was "Teach Repentance and Baptize Converts" because that is our purpose as missionaries, to
teach repentance and help others make covenants.
Thursday we went to C's and oh my goodness the Spirit was soooo strong, we taught some of the first vision and testified of the Book of Mormon. We gave her a copy and she said she would read it. We promised if she did, she would feel the peace she's been searching for, it was amazing!!
Friday was weekly planning and we went to the Discovery Shop which is always fun!!
Saturday was oh my goodness so good. A little girl in our ward got baptized (child of record) and we were asked to give the talk on the Holy Ghost. Oh my goodness it was sooooo spiritual - I almost
cried … it was amazing. They sang I Am a Child of God as a family and
the first verse was in English and the second verse in Japanese.
This gospel is so special and so beautiful. I am grateful to be representative of Jesus Christ, to be able to testify of him every day and help those I come into contact with grow closer to him. In the broadcast, Neil L. Anderson said that if we kept Christ on our lips, if we speak of Him then He will speak of us to the Father. How beautiful is that?!
Ohh … something that Elder Dallin H oaks said really stuck out to me. He said that "when a person goes through the repentance process, they are not just cleansed from sin, but are given strength to resist temptation and to continue to endure to the end." I LOVE THAT! I know that, that is true!! I am so grateful for the Atonement.
We spoke in Sacrament meeting yesterday in the 5th Ward, so I'll put that at the bottom if anyone wants to read it. Sister W, me and our AWESOME ward mission leader, Brother M, spoke on missionary work. It was great and I actually really enjoyed preparing the talk.

Sister Watson & Sister Gore

Oh I stepped in Alpaca poop. It was DISGUSTING! We ate at a home and the family has alpacas and I guess they pooped in the front yard.
I didn't even notice at first, I smelt something funny but thought
their dog slobbered on my skirt. Then when we got to the church, I was
about to take of my boots and saw it, oh my I almost threw up it took
FOREVER to get it all out and the smell is still lingering on my shoe
a little bit. I wasn’t happy. It's actually quite funny ….
Sister W was ill the next night and went to sleep at 6:45 and I just wrote my talk until it was time for bed. No worries she's all better now.
So Sunday we spoke and had a New Member lesson with Grace and that went well. And now it's PDAY! So excited for this coming week. It's really my last week of being a greenie, well I have two more weeks, but next week is week 11 when I'm in charge of everything and the week twelve is kind of getting into regular missionary mode! Which is CRAZY!!!! Can't believe this transfer is almost over! It went by so fast.
Ohh and the hashtag this week comes from our ward mission leader! He texted us that this week and I just loved it! Because that's what our
mission statement is, to help people connect to Heaven!! SO GOOD!!
Anyways I love you! The church is true and God loves you!
Sister Gore
🙌🏻


This week was fantastic! I mean like really good. I can testify that
exact obedience brings blessings. Wow this week was crazy! Tuesday was a DAY OF EXACT OBEDIENCE!!! So we were trying to do everything exactly as the white handbook outlines and it was
amazing and it wasn't that hard because we strive to be obedient
anyway!!   
On Tuesday we went back to Kathy’s and had a great
discussion with her. We invited her to church and to read the Book of
Mormon. She didn't come to church but we're looking forward to seeing her on Tuesday!
Wednesday was AHMAYZING! We went down to Chico for the
world wide missionary broadcast and oh my goodness!!! I don't have
words to describe how good it was. The theme was "Teach Repentance and Baptize Converts" because that is our purpose as missionaries, to
teach repentance and help others make covenants.
Thursday we went to Cassie's and oh my goodness the Spirit was soooo strong, we taught some of the first vision and testified of the Book of Mormon. We gave her a copy and she said she would read it. We promised if she did, she would feel the peace she's been searching for, it was amazing!!
Friday was weekly planning and we went to the Discovery Shop which is always fun!!
Saturday was oh my goodness so good. A little girl in our ward got baptized (child of record) and we were asked to give the talk on the Holy Ghost. Oh my goodness it was sooooo spiritual - I almost
cried … it was amazing. They sang I Am a Child of God as a family and
the first verse was in English and the second verse in Japanese.
This gospel is so special and so beautiful. I am grateful to be representative of Jesus Christ, to be able to testify of him every day and help those I come into contact with grow closer to him. In the broadcast, Neil L. Anderson said that if we kept Christ on our lips, if we speak of Him then He will speak of us to the Father. How beautiful is that?!
Ohh … something that Elder Dallin H oaks said really stuck out to me. He said that "when a person goes through the repentance process, they are not just cleansed from sin, but are given strength to resist temptation and to continue to endure to the end." I LOVE THAT! I know that, that is true!! I am so grateful for the Atonement.
We spoke in Sacrament meeting yesterday in the 5th Ward, so I'll put that at the bottom if anyone wants to read it. Sister W, me and our AWESOME ward mission leader, Brother M, spoke on missionary work. It was great and I actually really enjoyed preparing the talk.
Oh I stepped in Alpaca poop. It was DISGUSTING! We ate at a home and the family has alpacas and I guess they pooped in the front yard.
I didn't even notice at first, I smelt something funny but thought
their dog slobbered on my skirt. Then when we got to the church, I was
about to take of my boots and saw it, oh my I almost threw up it took
FOREVER to get it all out and the smell is still lingering on my shoe
a little bit. I wasn’t happy. It's actually quite funny ….
Sister W was ill the next night and went to sleep at 6:45 and I just wrote my talk until it was time for bed. No worries she's all better now.
So Sunday we spoke and had a New Member lesson with Grace and that went well. And now it's PDAY! So excited for this coming week. It's really my last week of being a greenie, well I have two more weeks, but next week is week 11 when I'm in charge of everything and the week twelve is kind of getting into regular missionary mode! Which is CRAZY!!!! Can't believe this transfer is almost over! It went by so fast.
Ohh and the hashtag this week comes from our ward mission leader! He texted us that this week and I just loved it! Because that's what our
mission statement is, to help people connect to Heaven!! SO GOOD!!
Anyways I love you! The church is true and God loves you!
Sister Gore
🙌🏻


Talk on Missionary Work:
We were asked to speak about missionary work. So I thought I'd start
of by kind of explaining why I chose to come on mission. I wanted to be
obedient to what Heavenly Father wanted me to do. I never wanted to
serve a mission, I was honestly afraid of it, so I figured I'd  go
to college and get married just so that I wouldn't have to go. So I
went to BYU-Idaho thinking that no one makes it out of there single … well I soon learned that’s not that hard to do. I was also
surprised that my desire to get married decreased while my desire to
serve a mission increased. Some of my friends were returned
missionaries and I saw what a difference serving a mission made in their lives, so long story short, I gave into Heavenly Fathers will and here I am.
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you thing of
missionary work? Sharing the gospel. That's it. It's actually pretty
simple. It is being an example of Jesus Christ, and helping others
come closer to him. So what is the how? Well let's look at Christ's
attributes. If we are to be examples of him we need to know what He
is like. Some of them are, Charity, humility, hope, love, patience,
kindness, etc. As baptized members of his church, we have covenanted with our Heavenly Father to be an example of Christ, keep his
commandments and to serve him. The Lord has commanded that we preach the gospel to all nations, kindred, tongues and people. Now that
sounds pretty daunting, but it's actually not as hard as you'd
think. As we pray for missionary opportunities with a sincere heart and
a willingness to obey, the Lord will help us be ready to share the
gospel and help those who are searching for truth. I have found that
everything comes back to the things we learn in primary. We all know
what they are and I know that I used to take them for granted, go to
church, pray daily and read the scriptures. In Doctrine & Covenants
11:21 "Seek not to declare my word, but first seek to obtain my word,
and then shall your tongue be loosed; then, if you desire, you shall
have my Spirit and my word, yea, the power of God unto the convincing
of men." As we are studying and continually doing the things we need
to strengthen our testimonies, the Lord promises that He will help
us share the gospel. But first we must do our part and prepare
ourselves.
As full time missionaries we have a purpose statement that we recite
when we meet together, it states: My missionary purpose is to invite
others to come unto Christ by helping them receive the restored gospel
through faith in Jesus Christ and His atonement, repentance, baptism,
receiving the gift of Holy Ghost, and enduring to the end.
I wanna talk about some of these points. First, that we are to invite others to come unto Christ. Our job is to give others the opportunity to use their agency and choose to follow Heavenly Fathers commandments. We do this through teaching the doctrine of Christ, when we teach doctrine, the spirit is invited to be the real teacher and testifier, we are the instruments and we just have to set up an environment for that to take place. We must be worthy of the Spirit and be prepared and willing to share. Second, repentance, baptism or renewing our covenants by partaking of the sacrament each week, receiving the Holy Ghost which includes, keeping ourselves worthy to have the spirit with us, are all components of the doctrine of Jesus Christ. You may ask yourselves where can I find this? I'll tell you. It's the Book of Mormon. I have come to know, especially from sharing it, that the Book of Mormon has real power. It is true, it is real. It is the word of God and it changes the hearts of men. It changes lives. It has changed mine. I can feel my Savior’s love for me when I read it, it makes me want to be better and helps me know how I can. And I can promise you that if you will read it, that you will have peace, if something is missing in your life, you will find it. When I want to talk to God, I pray, when
I want Him to talk to me, I read the scriptures. I am grateful for
this beautiful book. Third, endure to the end. Sometimes this is the
hardest one. We must be continually working to strengthen our
testimonies and apply the atonement in our lives daily. As we do this,
we will be coming closer to Christ ourselves. As a result, we will
have the desire to help others feel that peace and happiness that we
feel because of the teachings of the gospel. In Preach my gospel it
says; "What does the Atonement have to do with missionary work? Any
time we experience the blessings of the Atonement in our lives, we
cannot help but have a concern for the welfare of others. … A great
indicator of one’s personal conversion is the desire to share the
gospel with others.”

This past week there was a worldwide missionary broadcast. We were
given instruction on how we can be more effective missionaries.
Something that Elder Dallin H. Oaks said really stuck out to me. He
said "We are called to serve, to help people receive the ordinances
and covenants to reside in the Celestial Kingdom. We are teaching the
fullness of the gospel by priesthood power, no other church or
religion can do this." As missionaries, we aren't just sharing the
gospel so people can be happy or will gain a testimony, although that
is a result, we are preaching the gospel to help people make covenants
so they can dwell in the Celestial Kingdom with their families and our
Heavenly Father forever. We have a song that we sometimes listen to in our car and it has snippets from different talks on missionary work.
One of them says "today is the day that eternity changes, for today is
the day that I walk with God." We are literally changing lives for the
better when we decide to follow Heavenly Father and help others do the same. One of my favorite pictures is of Christ grinning from ear to
ear, embracing a young man. It's by David Bowman and it's entitled
"Home" and on the back of the picture it says; "Someday it will
happen. You and I will find ourselves face to face with the Savior. What will it be like? What will his embrace feel like? I believe we will experience a love unlike anything we've ever felt before. He will hold us tight as we smile, laugh, and cry together.
Jesus knows us personally and perfectly. He has been with us through
every trial and triumph in our lives. He is the sure foundation we
have built our lives upon. And at last, we will be reunited. We will
finally be Home. And in that embrace, may we each one of us ever be
greeted with the words, "Well done, good and faithful servant; thou
hast been faithful over a few things, I will make the ruler over many
things: enter thou into the joy of the Lord." (Matthew 25:23)
I know that this how I want to live my life and I want to help others
to come to know the joys of the gospel and the promised blessings of
following the Lord and enduring to the end. I am grateful for my
savior who makes it possible for me to be forgiven and clean of my
sins and that through him I can be with my family forever.

I am very grateful for my parents they were amazing examples to me of
member missionaries. My dad was always looking for ways that he could serve others and share the gospel. He was very handy around the house and yard, so when he noticed someone fixing the roof or shoveling their driveway or mowing the lawn, he was always asking if he could help. No matter what they said he would always try to have a gospel conversation with them. It did not come easily or naturally to him, he honestly was afraid of embarrassing himself, but he prayed for help and guidance, and as the opportunities came he was willing to follow the spirit. No one has been baptized because of his efforts but I know that seeds have been planted. I was reminded of this scripture in
Doctrine & Covenants 100:5-6 "Therefore, verily I say unto you, lift
up your voices unto this people; speak the thoughts that I shall put
into your hearts, and you shall not be confounded before men;6 For it
shall be given you in the very hour, yea, in the very moment, what ye
shall say. As we pray for opportunities and trust in the Lord, our
mouths will be filled in that very moment. When we exercise faith and
are obedient, miracles happen. I have seen so many just in these two
short months.

One experience that I'll never forget is when we're trying to see a
less active member who had actually moved. We went back feeling prompted to talk to the lady who now lived at the apartment. She wasn't home so we got back in the car. We really weren't sure what to do, but I had this overwhelming feeling we needed to get back out of the car. We didn't know who we would talk to but we got out of the car trusting the Lord.
We hadn't even walked two feet, when a man approached us and started asking us questions. We were able to invite him and his girlfriend to church and give them a copy of the Book of Mormon. I don't know what came of it, but I am grateful for that experience because it showed me that when we are willing to open our mouths, they will be filled.
In the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
Talk on Missionary Work:
We were asked to speak about missionary work. So I thought I'd start
of by kind of explaining why I chose to come on mission. I wanted to be
obedient to what Heavenly Father wanted me to do. I never wanted to
serve a mission, I was honestly afraid of it, so I figured I'd  go
to college and get married just so that I wouldn't have to go. So I
went to BYU-Idaho thinking that no one makes it out of there single … well I soon learned that’s not that hard to do. I was also
surprised that my desire to get married decreased while my desire to
serve a mission increased. Some of my friends were returned
missionaries and I saw what a difference serving a mission made in their lives, so long story short, I gave into Heavenly Fathers will and here I am.
What is the first thing that comes to mind when you thing of
missionary work? Sharing the gospel. That's it. It's actually pretty
simple. It is being an example of Jesus Christ, and helping others
come closer to him. So what is the how? Well let's look at Christ's
attributes. If we are to be examples of him we need to know what He
is like. Some of them are, Charity, humility, hope, love, patience,
kindness, etc. As baptized members of his church, we have covenanted with our Heavenly Father to be an example of Christ, keep his
commandments and to serve him. The Lord has commanded that we preach the gospel to all nations, kindred, tongues and people. Now that
sounds pretty daunting, but it's actually not as hard as you'd
think. As we pray for missionary opportunities with a sincere heart and
a willingness to obey, the Lord will help us be ready to share the
gospel and help those who are searching for truth. I have found that
everything comes back to the things we learn in primary. We all know
what they are and I know that I used to take them for granted, go to
church, pray daily and read the scriptures. In Doctrine & Covenants
11:21 "Seek not to declare my word, but first seek to obtain my word,
and then shall your tongue be loosed; then, if you desire, you shall
have my Spirit and my word, yea, the power of God unto the convincing
of men." As we are studying and continually doing the things we need
to strengthen our testimonies, the Lord promises that He will help
us share the gospel. But first we must do our part and prepare
ourselves.
As full time missionaries we have a purpose statement that we recite
when we meet together, it states: My missionary purpose is to invite
others to come unto Christ by helping them receive the restored gospel
through faith in Jesus Christ and His atonement, repentance, baptism,
receiving the gift of Holy Ghost, and enduring to the end.
I wanna talk about some of these points. First, that we are to invite others to come unto Christ. Our job is to give others the opportunity to use their agency and choose to follow Heavenly Fathers commandments. We do this through teaching the doctrine of Christ, when we teach doctrine, the spirit is invited to be the real teacher and testifier, we are the instruments and we just have to set up an environment for that to take place. We must be worthy of the Spirit and be prepared and willing to share. Second, repentance, baptism or renewing our covenants by partaking of the sacrament each week, receiving the Holy Ghost which includes, keeping ourselves worthy to have the spirit with us, are all components of the doctrine of Jesus Christ. You may ask yourselves where can I find this? I'll tell you. It's the Book of Mormon. I have come to know, especially from sharing it, that the Book of Mormon has real power. It is true, it is real. It is the word of God and it changes the hearts of men. It changes lives. It has changed mine. I can feel my Savior’s love for me when I read it, it makes me want to be better and helps me know how I can. And I can promise you that if you will read it, that you will have peace, if something is missing in your life, you will find it. When I want to talk to God, I pray, when
I want Him to talk to me, I read the scriptures. I am grateful for
this beautiful book. Third, endure to the end. Sometimes this is the
hardest one. We must be continually working to strengthen our
testimonies and apply the atonement in our lives daily. As we do this,
we will be coming closer to Christ ourselves. As a result, we will
have the desire to help others feel that peace and happiness that we
feel because of the teachings of the gospel. In Preach my gospel it
says; "What does the Atonement have to do with missionary work? Any
time we experience the blessings of the Atonement in our lives, we
cannot help but have a concern for the welfare of others. … A great
indicator of one’s personal conversion is the desire to share the
gospel with others.”

This past week there was a worldwide missionary broadcast. We were
given instruction on how we can be more effective missionaries.
Something that Elder Dallin H. Oaks said really stuck out to me. He
said "We are called to serve, to help people receive the ordinances
and covenants to reside in the Celestial Kingdom. We are teaching the
fullness of the gospel by priesthood power, no other church or
religion can do this." As missionaries, we aren't just sharing the
gospel so people can be happy or will gain a testimony, although that
is a result, we are preaching the gospel to help people make covenants
so they can dwell in the Celestial Kingdom with their families and our
Heavenly Father forever. We have a song that we sometimes listen to in our car and it has snippets from different talks on missionary work.
One of them says "today is the day that eternity changes, for today is
the day that I walk with God." We are literally changing lives for the
better when we decide to follow Heavenly Father and help others do the same. One of my favorite pictures is of Christ grinning from ear to
ear, embracing a young man. It's by David Bowman and it's entitled
"Home" and on the back of the picture it says; "Someday it will
happen. You and I will find ourselves face to face with the Savior. What will it be like? What will his embrace feel like? I believe we will experience a love unlike anything we've ever felt before. He will hold us tight as we smile, laugh, and cry together.
Jesus knows us personally and perfectly. He has been with us through
every trial and triumph in our lives. He is the sure foundation we
have built our lives upon. And at last, we will be reunited. We will
finally be Home. And in that embrace, may we each one of us ever be
greeted with the words, "Well done, good and faithful servant; thou
hast been faithful over a few things, I will make the ruler over many
things: enter thou into the joy of the Lord." (Matthew 25:23)
I know that this how I want to live my life and I want to help others
to come to know the joys of the gospel and the promised blessings of
following the Lord and enduring to the end. I am grateful for my
savior who makes it possible for me to be forgiven and clean of my
sins and that through him I can be with my family forever.

I am very grateful for my parents they were amazing examples to me of
member missionaries. My dad was always looking for ways that he could serve others and share the gospel. He was very handy around the house and yard, so when he noticed someone fixing the roof or shoveling their driveway or mowing the lawn, he was always asking if he could help. No matter what they said he would always try to have a gospel conversation with them. It did not come easily or naturally to him, he honestly was afraid of embarrassing himself, but he prayed for help and guidance, and as the opportunities came he was willing to follow the spirit. No one has been baptized because of his efforts but I know that seeds have been planted. I was reminded of this scripture in
Doctrine & Covenants 100:5-6 "Therefore, verily I say unto you, lift
up your voices unto this people; speak the thoughts that I shall put
into your hearts, and you shall not be confounded before men;6 For it
shall be given you in the very hour, yea, in the very moment, what ye
shall say. As we pray for opportunities and trust in the Lord, our
mouths will be filled in that very moment. When we exercise faith and
are obedient, miracles happen. I have seen so many just in these two
short months.

One experience that I'll never forget is when we're trying to see a
less active member who had actually moved. We went back feeling prompted to talk to the lady who now lived at the apartment. She wasn't home so we got back in the car. We really weren't sure what to do, but I had this overwhelming feeling we needed to get back out of the car. We didn't know who we would talk to but we got out of the car trusting the Lord.
We hadn't even walked two feet, when a man approached us and started asking us questions. We were able to invite him and his girlfriend to church and give them a copy of the Book of Mormon. I don't know what came of it, but I am grateful for that experience because it showed me that when we are willing to open our mouths, they will be filled.
In the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

week 8: #miracleoncessnastreet






 WE HAVE A NEW PERSON TO TEACH!! I REPEAT A NEW PERSON 
 TO TEACH! FROM TRACTING!! THE LORD BLESSES US FOR OUR EFFORTS! WE ARE SO EXCITED FOR HER! Her name is K., we knocked on her door on Saturday but she was on the phone so she said to come back so we did on Tuesday and she was watching her granddaughter but she let us in anyway. We talked about the restoration and how the gospel blesses families and WE GAVE HER A RESTORATION PAMPHLET AND INVITED HER TO READ THE BOOK OF MORMON AND SAID SHE WOULD!! AND!! SHE WANTS TO COME TO CHURCH!! AND WE HAVE A RETURN APPOINTMENT!! I CANNOT HANDLE MY JOY!! I love sharing the gospel.
As I bear testimony of the Book of Mormon, I become more and
more assured that it is the word of God and that it is true. We've
really been focusing on that this past week and it's beautiful to see
people receptive and open to the Spirit. We've been handing out copies of the Book of Mormon like nobody’s business. There is SO much power in the Book of Mormon!
We got our red car back!! Honestly, I don't remember what we did this
week! It's all a blur! But we have been super busy and exceeding all
of our goals with lessons which is amazing!
Oh, we volunteered at the Discovery Shop again, which is always fun, and C., the owner, was desperate for help and we came and answered her prayer! We love going there!!
Sunday was Stake Conference which was amazing and we saw
President and Sister Marston, which is always wonderful! When President sees Sister Missionaries he gives us little glass hearts because he can't give us hugs. I have a little collection now. I know every missionary says this, but my mission president is literally the best!!
I love being a missionary! I love sharing the Gospel. I love seeing
others accept it. I love the peace and joy the gospel brings into my
life. I love my Savior, Jesus Christ. Words cannot describe my
gratitude.
Thank you for all of your love and support.
There is no place I would rather be.
We had a lesson at our ward mission leader’s house! We did a tracting
approach and taught the restoration! It was so much fun and such a
spiritual experience, even though they are already members!
Sister Gore
🙌🏻


Saturday, January 23, 2016

week 7: #akidcalledmeelder



This past week was transfers and Sister Pa… got transferred so now Sister Po… lives with us!!! She's super awesome and fun, and has so many good ideas. And then someone confettied our house!! So on Tuesday we biked...in the rain..then Sister W got a flat tire so we walked...in the rain. But it was okay!!
We visited a sister who wants us to teach her two 13 year old daughters!!!!! Super excited!! She shared her story with us, and it's amazing how the gospel and the Atonement changes lives. She completely turned her life around so she is much happier and wants her kids to have that as well. Okay Thursday was fantastic! Like oh my goodness amazing!! So then we went to the church for lunch and then we went knocking on doors and we had like an hour before dinner so we finished a couple streets faster than we anticipated and then we weren't sure which street to go down. So Sister W was like "where do you want to go?" And I had a feeling we should go to El Capitain so we went there and we ran into a church who gave us the name of someone to visit, though unfortunately not in our ward boundaries - still super great!! Then we kept knocking and we came to this one house and Sister W asked if we could share a message about Jesus Christ and she said YES!!! Okay, so it seems no one ever says yes! So we were shocked and honestly didn't know what to say so we talked with her a bit about the restoration then gave her a Book of Mormon and invited her to read and pray about it!! And she said she would!!! And we also gave her the Restoration pamphlet!! The Lord loves us and leads us to those who are prepared! We don't know what will come out of it, but she said yes so I'm looking forward to going back!! Ahhh such an Amazing day!
Can I just say I LOVE MY ZONE!! I just can't say it enough - I love em!! Idk what I'd do without our Elders. They do soooo much for us!!  I LOVE BEING A MISSIONARY! I LOVE THE BOOK OF MORMON! There is so much power in that book. Make it a priority to read every day. I know that it is true. I know that as you read each day that prayers will be answered, days will be easier to manage, and you will better see the tender mercies of the Lord each day!
Every member a missionary!
Oh we are doing what we call "the missionary challenge" and we are inviting all the families we eat dinner with to prayerfully set a date to find someone to have the missionaries teach in their home! Some say a firm yes and some are a little more hesitant, but it's amazing to see their faith. I want to challenge you to do the same! The talk, "We Proclaim the Gospel" by M Russell Ballard from the October 1986
General Conference really helps!!
Love you!
We got our car on Friday sooo yayyyy!!!!!
Sister Gore🙌🏻