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Good morning! I miss you guys. 💕

Sorry, I didn't email last week. I was at Silver Dollar City!!! It's an amusement park in the old west with way good roller coasters. This incredible family took us. I'll send lots of pictures. :) It was the funnest thing of my whole life! EXCEPT, the lesson we had that night. It was even better.. We were chilling outside with our friend Levi talking about families and how they can be together forever and the things we do to make them strong. And I was like, wow, this is why I'm here. I can't imagine anything making me happier than sharing what I love with people I love.

Speaking of people I love, I serve with SUCH incredible missionaries! We had some legendary pickleball matches this week. And we stressed about our lives together because we found out about transfers last night!!! Y'all. Crazy times. Sister Hess is LEAVING ME! She's just moving downstairs though and serving in Chesterfield. :) I'm getting a new missionary, Sister Newitt. I'm sure she's a legend. Pray for us that we'll have the time and capacity for all the important things we need to do in the next 6 weeks. 

I'm a little stressed about how everything will work out, but also very excited and at peace. The last couple weeks, I've been thinking a lot about my why. I think that why you do things is almost more important than what you do. My reason is love. I love the Lord SO much, and I love people. I think God's reason is love, too. In John 3:16, it says, "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son." It was all out of love. It brings a lot of focus to my life that the message I have to share is the reason I'm sharing it.

 

I love you all!! Email me at liberty.johnson@missionary.org. Have the best week. :)

LOVE,

Sister Liberty Johnson

 

Pictures:

Pickleball!

Twins

Us, waiting for transfers

The tree we cut down

Silver Dollar City!











 

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