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My people, 

GOOD NEWS!!! We can meet with people IN PERSON outside. Guys, it's a game changer. We got tacos with our good friend Michelle twice this week. 

We went on a trip to Branson this week. We saw GIANT spiders. Funny story about Branson... while we were there, we were doing yardwork for this lady. She had this kiddy pool that we dumped out and needed to refill. BUT, the hose didn't reach to it. So... we got terribly creative. How many missionaries does it take to fill up a kiddy pool? See the picture below to find out. 😂 Also, today we helped paint a classroom. I got to climb ladders, and it was super fun. 

A couple weeks ago we met Johnny-- he asked us if we were from a church and said he wanted to come to church with us! Well, church is closed right now, but we met him at the park Saturday. It was really wonderful. He hasn't been to church in years and is wanting to come closer to Him. He saw meeting us as a sign from God that He is still reaching out to him. I feel so honored that I am in this position to help bring him closer to Christ. It just hit me how incredible it is that that's my whole job! Y'all, I have the best life. 

Oh, other exciting thing. Some of my missionary friends and I started a Facebook page! It's Followers of Jesus Christ in Branson, and we post inspirational messages. It's good stuff if you want to check it out. :)

I love you all!! Let me know how your life is going at liberty.johnson@missionary.org.

LOVE, 

Sister Liberty Johnson

Pictures:
Missionary meeting with masks
Beautiful Branson
Social distancing pics
Post painting
Filling the kiddy pool
Our fort!!
Our majestic porch swing 
My friends 😊










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