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What Brings Me Joy!


HAPPY NEVADA DAY!!! ⭐⭐⭐ I have been so excited. I sang the Nevada state song to all my friends. I'm sure they've loved it. 😊

Y'all, the Lord is leading us to people who will let God prevail in their lives. It's been so cool to see God's hand this week help us find people to work with. Let me tell you about some of my friends:

 

WILL-- We went to visit Donna, this cute lady we're helping come back to church. Her son was there, and was so interested. We taught the gospel of Jesus Christ, and he loved it and wants us to come back. 

JENNIFER-- Jennifer used to meet with missionaries years ago. She is a lot of fun! She's had bad experiences with church in the past but loves to learn. She seemed willing to read the Book of Mormon, and we're going to do genealogy work with her this week. 

JAKE-- Crazy story, he came to church!!! Missionaries have been volunteering where he works for years, and we've talked religion a lot. He's just nice and curious, but also, he has some legit questions in his soul. And he just showed up to church this Sunday, very unexpected. 

 

These are just some of my friends I'm starting working with, but I have so many people I care about so much! And it is so much fun to work with them and point them to Jesus Christ. He is where joy comes from!!!

I was talking with some other friends this week about this. They were talking about all the craziness and hard things going on in the world and in their personal lives. They told me they'd given up on faith and were disillusioned and without hope. Sister Salmons and I told them that hope and true joy come from Jesus Christ. I am happier now than I've ever been before, and it's because of Jesus Christ and His gospel. I want everyone to have this same joy because there is nothing better. 

I love you all so much! Have an amazing week. Email me @ liberty.johnson@missionary.org.

 

LOVE,

 

Sister Liberty Johnson

 

Pics:

- our prizewinning Halloween costumes 

- party exchange! (SO fun! Sis Campbell is a rockstar)

- free tacos!

- sugar free orange jello picnic in the church parking lot 😁

- Braums eggnog shots 

- My perfect companion 💕










  

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