Little Lessons

March 9, 2015

Well, we uh, we uh.......saw a rainbow. Yeah, that's it-we saw a rainbow. Oh wait, that was last week hehe. No I'm just kidding. This week was full of lots of miracles and we met lots of cool people. Carol finally let us bring a member over and it went really well. She is excited and progressing. She shared how she was about to do something that she promised never to do but then she heard a voice tell her not to and she had the courage to listen. We were able to testify that that was the Spirit. She has made so many amazing changes in her life. Her road will be a bit slower but she will get there. 

We had a lot of those days where you try a hundred people and no one is home. However, we have found over 50 names on the ward list so far that have moved and we meet cool people along the way. One day, after trying several people, I said out loud "Sister, Who needs us?" Right then we got a text from Sister Pleasant asking for our help. Hurray! She had been up almost every night this week preparing for a talk and she needed to review it with us. She was so nervous about it but she did amazing and we were able to comfort and encourage her. Its little things like that that I love. I right a miracle that happened every night and I love looking back and seeing the Lords hand in our day. One of the Sisters once told me “You can't do everything for everyone everywhere, but you can do something for someone somewhere." That has stuck with me and it helps me remember that no effort is wasted in the Lords work. Every little bit makes up a big beautiful picture and each one of those little steps leads people to the top. So go out and be that little piece to someone’s puzzle. There is no greater work. If you want to be happy, then ya better go help someone else do the same.

I don't have much to say today but I'm grateful for the role that each of you have played in my life. I have learned so much and been so inspired by each of you. You made me who I am. Each of us really does have the power to change the world, one small thing at a time. It spreads! you never know who you may touch.

Love ya lots,

 Sister Prows