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A Christmas Miracle! ❆❆❆


IT SNOWED!!!! In Arkansas! Crazy, I know. I feel like I'm back in Wells. It was coming down all day yesterday, and everyone at church was so excited. It hasn't snowed this much here for years. 

This week was amazing. I learned a lot about Jesus Christ and my relationship with Him and about how much He loves me and you and each of the people I'm working with. Guys, I love Him so much. Let me tell you about some of the experiences I had with Him this week. 

The highlight of the week was decorating Christmas cookies with Bailey. Y'all, the light of Christ was shining through her. I'm working with 3 little boys who are so good but need a lot of love. When she heard about their situation, she invited them and another family with little boys (the Wilkins) over. We decorated Christmas cookies, and then all the boys played outside and watched a Christmas movie. The boys were all so happy. It melted my heart. The Wilkins want to start meeting with us and have their son baptized. The whole situation was the definition of charity, the pure love of Christ. 

God is so good and working miracles in my life. I am continually on a quest to find people to teach, and I have always wanted to teach a family. Wednesday I was studying about this with my district, and then I went to a service project for a lady I'd never met before. Her name is Priscilla, and she is AWESOME. She has had lots of friends who are members of the church and had missionaries help her before. She feels a gap in her life. She wants to come to our Christmas party and send her sons to young men activities. I am hoping to work with them more and am so excited. 

I also saw Jesus Christ in the missionaries I serve with. I went on 3 exchanges this week, and wow, there are good sisters in this mission. They have so much love for the people they serve. 

 I love you all a lot! I know Christ loves you and is there for you. Look for him. 💕

LOVE,

Sister Liberty Johnson




















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