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Good morning! This week has been quality. So many different things happened. I love people and I love Jesus Christ, so I have the perfect job! I'm having a hard time deciding what to write about... I'll tell you the highlights of this week.
1. Gene gave us cake and ice cream! I was so happy. It was yummy. I love meeting with him. We shared a talk by President Nelson, which was a big step for him. He is so humble and really wanting to learn, just taking it slow. He is such an example to me of following Christ. He has a cross collection and reads the scriptures every night. He sends scriptures to all his friends and puts in on facebook. I wanted to always stay truly committed to Jesus Christ.
2. We had a Book of Mormon study with Alyssa! Okay, I LOVE Alyssa. She is 26 and so fun to talk to and be around. She knows a lot about the gospel and has so many questions. She is really interested in learning, and we had good talks. I'm excited to keep meeting with her and hopefully bringing the Spirit with us more so she can feel the truthfulness of our message rather than just gaining knowledge.
3. Grandpa fed us lunch. Have I told you about Grandpa? He is so dear. He's the one that gives us so much candy all the time. His life goal is to feed the missionaries and go to the temple as often as possible. I want to serve like that.
4. I'm on a mission on purpose. I'm really working on being intentional in my missionary work. It rained for two days straight this week. And during those days, we had a lot of lessons and appointments and whatnot fall through. Twas rough. During that time, I thought a lot about why I'm here and was really able to recommit to my mission and to being a disciple of Jesus Christ. I love Jesus Christ and believe His gospel with all my heart. It makes me so happy. That is why I'm here. I want to share that peace and hope with people.
5. We were able to meet with lots of cool people this week, members and nonmembers. I learn so much from their stories and their love. Members have been so willing to help us with missionary work which is awesome. They also spoil us--feeding us all the time and giving us food. We came home from church Sunday with 24 eggs and a bag of sugar cookies. Harrison is awesome!
I miss y'all! Email me @ liberty.johnson@missionary.org.
Love you,
Sister Liberty Johnson :)






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