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BEST WEEK OF MY LIFE!


Good morning! I am so excited to tell you about my week. It has been amazing. But first, I have an exciting announcement! We have changed our Facebook page to "Followers of Jesus Christ in the Greater Ozarks." If you want to come closer to Christ and see how He's helping me during this wild time, you should like it. :)

Anyway, to my INCREDIBLE week. Wednesday Sister Wells and Sister Kershaw came for the day. Y'all, they're the best. It was such a wonderful day. I did Harrison work with Sister Wells. And Harrison is my old home!! It was so good to reconnect with some of my people and see how they're progressing. Garrett gave such a beautiful prayer and Sister Abeyta is preparing to go to the temple. My heart is so full. ❤ Also, we went to a cookie dough place, and Sister Horspool and Sister Kershaw made us a blanket for! We partied hard. 

I also made a new friend this week. Her names Rebecca. Last Monday, she went to ComeUntoChrist.org and requested a missionary visit. We called her, and she told us she wants to join the church. We finally met her yesterday. She came to a church service in our bishop's home. Guys, it was incredible. The most sacred experience of my life. She has such a good spirit about her. She has been prepared like crazy. Our church was all about the gospel of Jesus Christ (my favorite thing), and I really saw the Lord in it. We asked her if she had any questions, and she asked how she can join the church. She's going to get baptized on May 31st. 

This is the Lord's work. He loves each of us so much and wants us to be happy. It blows me away that I am in a position to help people come closer to Him. I have been praying to be led to people who are prepared to receive Christ's gospel, and it keeps happening. God answers prayers. 💕 How have you seen God's hand in your life this week? I'd love to hear. 

Love you all! Thanks for caring about my life enough to read my emails. I miss y'all!

Love, 
Sister Liberty Johnson 










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