Hey Y'all (cuz I'm Southern now) - Dec 30th

This past week even though it was slow it involved quite a bit of love. We have one less active lady in the ward who is less active because she can't drive and has quite a few health problems that make going to church difficult. Well, Saturday we had this big day planned out and where we were going to find a bunch of less actives that we had just found on the roster along with lunch at the bishop's house. Well everything fell through except lunch at the bishops. We had no idea what we were going to do for the rest of the day. Well while we were at the gas station the less active member I told you about called us. She was sick and needed help cleaning her trailer so that way her roommate wouldn't have to do it when she got home early the next morning. So being the loving people that we are we went and helped her do her dishes and vacuum. From that experience I realized just how much the missionaries mean to a lot of the members down here. They know that we will be there to help them bring the Spirit into their homes and help them draw closer to Christ. Which made me realize just how hard it would be to be a missionary in Utah, because a lot of people think that everyone is a member and that they are good. Let me tell you the truth it is because they are afraid to help in God's work because they don't realize just how much joy comes from being apart of the work. The missionaries are trying to find people to fellowship, someone who will just click with their investigator but how will the missionaries be able to do that if they don't know you? Let me tell you they can't, you might be the right person to help them but they would never know because they don't know you.
Anyways the work is still moving slowly down here, we just need to get the ward pumped on doing missionary work and helping us.
Remember that the greatest joy you will ever had will come from helping others draw closer to Christ.
Love y'all so much,
Sister Brady

Hey Y'all (cuz I'm Southern now) - Dec 30th

This past week even though it was slow it involved quite a bit of love. We have one less active lady in the ward who is less active because she can't drive and has quite a few health problems that make going to church difficult. Well, Saturday we had this big day planned out and where we were going to find a bunch of less actives that we had just found on the roster along with lunch at the bishop's house. Well everything fell through except lunch at the bishops. We had no idea what we were going to do for the rest of the day. Well while we were at the gas station the less active member I told you about called us. She was sick and needed help cleaning her trailer so that way her roommate wouldn't have to do it when she got home early the next morning. So being the loving people that we are we went and helped her do her dishes and vacuum. From that experience I realized just how much the missionaries mean to a lot of the members down here. They know that we will be there to help them bring the Spirit into their homes and help them draw closer to Christ. Which made me realize just how hard it would be to be a missionary in Utah, because a lot of people think that everyone is a member and that they are good. Let me tell you the truth it is because they are afraid to help in God's work because they don't realize just how much joy comes from being apart of the work. The missionaries are trying to find people to fellowship, someone who will just click with their investigator but how will the missionaries be able to do that if they don't know you? Let me tell you they can't, you might be the right person to help them but they would never know because they don't know you.

Anyways the work is still moving slowly down here, we just need to get the ward pumped on doing missionary work and helping us.
Remember that the greatest joy you will ever had will come from helping others draw closer to Christ.

Love y'all so much,
Sister Brady