Dear Friends and family,
We had an AMAZING week in Selah.
This week was transfer week, which means the week is a little slower than
normal. But not for the Selah missionaries! We found 4 new investigators and
all of them have really cool experiences with them.
The first one was a couple that we
tracted into about 2 weeks ago. We taught them on Tuesday and learned something
really cool. We asked them why they let us in, and they said that the wife was
going through a really hard time in her life and that missionaries always
seemed to knock on her door in those times (coincidence...I think not). Even more
amazing was that her husband, who is not normally religious, prayed for the
first time in a very long time to find answers and almost immediately after, we
knocked on their door. Later, we taught the Restoration of the Gospel and the
Spirit testified to them that our message was true. Incredible experience.
Also, we had knocked into an old
woman's house (she is actually old, not just compared to me) and we taught her
the Restoration and a little of the plan of salvation, and she said that made
sense because if God loves us so much, why would he let us suffer? She really
appreciated and accepted our message.
So, moral of the story, miracles do
happen in our lives, even when they seem impossible. We have been praying
earnestly and working diligently that we could find these people, and lo and
behold, God has answered our prayers. 2 Nephi 27:23 says,
"For behold, I am God; and I am
a God of miracles; and I will show unto the world that I am the same yesterday,
today, and forever; and I work not among the children of men save it be
according to their faith."
We exercised faith, which is an
action word. It led us to work harder and talk to more people. With faith, all
things are possible. I know that as we act on our faith, we can change our
lives and the lives of others. I love you all and thank you for the many
prayers which are said on my behalf!
Love,
Elder Spencer Coleman
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