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Good Week





It has been such a good week. And a good day. We just played volleyball and drove through the country blasting God Bless the USA with the windows rolled down. So I am very happy. 

It is BEAUTIFUL here in Missouri. Spring is amazing! Nevada always skips it! We went on 2 nature walks with some of our favorite people. We've been reading the Book of Mormon and Bible with Cindy, and it brings me a lot of joy. It's so cool how they work together so well. 

I have had incredible studies this week that are changing my life. I went on a quest to see how we get a change of heart and how we keep that change. I discovered that the answer is the gospel of Jesus Christ. We are changed as we have faith in Jesus Christ and repent. We keep that change as we make and keep covenants with God. He gives us power to do so-- cause we can't do it on our own-- through the Holy Ghost. Change is a process. We do ordinary things everyday that lead to extraordinary results (endure to the end).

This has been such an awesome discovery for me because I get to see a lot of people change on my mission and be a part of that change. And I have also changed and grown so much. My biggest fear is that after my mission I'll just go back to who I was before. But if I live the gospel of Jesus Christ, I will be able to keep changing and progressing forever! I wish I was better at words so I could convey how much this means to me. Everyone, tell your friends about the gospel. It's the best thing EVER. 

I love you all! 

Love, 

Sister Liberty Johnson

Pictures:

Mango/ strawberry salsa I made
Baby geese!!
Our nature walk with Cindy 💛
My friend Sister Horspool!
COWS 









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