Coolest Thing EVER!

Y'all, the coolest thing EVER happened this weekend. The prophet of God talked to us. And it was legendary. :) If you missed it, go to ChurchofJesusChrist.org. It's definitely worth it. They talked so much about unity and putting God first during hard times and Jesus Christ. I'm on a new quest to figure out who Christ is, come to know Him, and become like Him. Wish me luck because it's a big quest. 😁 Let me know if you have any advice.

This has been a big week. So many incredible things! I found out that I'm moving back downstairs, and I won't be covering the young adults anymore, just my family ward. I am HYPED to have more time to spend on my people! Also, I'm going to be companions with Sister Salmons who I LOVE!!!

Some other highlights were yesterday Levi told us he wants to work towards baptism. Saturday we helped sell clothes in the rain. We also trimmed a lot of bushes.

I love you all a ton! Have an incredible week!!!

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