And then there were 3...
Today was transfer board day and Sister Deem and I will
be getting a brand new missionary and training her together! We are so excited
to be able to stay together and get a greenie aka new missionary. Plus, we are
getting another ward called, the University Ward. So now, we'll cover 2 hearing
wards and the deaf ward.
Not too much happened this week but we of course worked
hard and had fun. We've been meeting with a lot of members in our hearing ward
since we don't have a lot of people to teach. When we meet with members we
share the message of the Restoration and ask them to pray for people that may
be seeking for more in their life and that we could share a message of Christ
with. One member, Becky Wilson, told us about her friend Mary who is from
Holland and asked if we could go visit her. Becky even gave us M&M's to
give to marry. We go and knock on Mary's door and realized we have knocked on
his door before and she didn't want to talk to us but we tried again. We
mention d Becky and that we have M&M's for her and she let us right in. She
was great to talk with and loves Jesus Christ. She is getting pretty old and
can't see very well so we are thinking we might go back every week and read the
Bible with her. We love Mary!
As missionaries we usually have dinner with members and
one day this week we had dinner with Sister Ina Watson! She is a very spunky
old lady and loves the missionaries. She came over on the boat from Holland
many many years ago and has lived in SLC ever since. She is so funny and is the
most caring spiritual person. We loved having dinner with her and hearing all
of her stories.
Sunday dinners are probably my favorite day for dinners
with members.
Sundays are just great in general. We had dinner with
Bishop Loosli who is the Bishop of the deaf ward and had my favorite soup,
Broccoli cheese, and then we played apples to apples junior after. It was so
much fun!
Then there's Phil! Phil has met with missionaries several
times before but loves the Savior and Heavenly Father. He loves having gospel
conversations with us. He and his wife, Beth, are moving to Hawaii this week
and so we stopped by on Saturday because they were having a goodbye party. They
texted and wanted us to stop by and so we went and said our goodbyes. He said
Sister Deem and I can visit them in Hawaii whenever we want after our missions.
Vacation plans have already begun haha.
The coolest part of this week was when we had Elder
Lawrence Corbridge of the Seventy come and speak to us in what is called a
Mission tour.
Its really just like a big Zone Conference with two other
zones. He spoke on so many things and it was a day filled with learning. I wish
I had every word he said written down but here are a few things that stood out
to me:
1. This is Heavenly Father's work, and He gives it to us
2. Recognize how the Spirit speaks to me, so I can do this work the Lord's way
3. Make a difference and teach doctrine simply
I love you all! Love Sister McCammon ❤️
The best 2 states in all of the US ❤️
Dinner with Sister Watson
I got to see Sister Gibb at Mission Tour... as you can see things really haven't changed between us!
Sister Lakaj, Sister Youngblood, Sister Deem and I at mission tour!
Last district meeting of the transfer aka the WOW district!
Always laughing and always eating ice cream 🍦
When a member cancels dinner back up plan is Tonyburgers!
A cat scratched me this week and my companion became my doctor. We didn't have any Band-Aids big enough so gauze and medical tape it was.
Early morning hike to ensign peak
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