Dear Family and Friends,
I feel impressed to share the amazing experiences I've had this last week or so. Kofu is so busy it seems that we can't keep up. But that's a good thing. The ward members In Kofu are so amazing, and it really feels like home. The people here are so kind! So, last week, a volcano in Nagano prefecture erupted. Or so I hear. In Yamanashi Prefecture, I can't notice any problems except that the mountains seem a little hazy. Must be ash? I'll put in a picture. Of Mt. Fuji. :) On to the most important things, though. Like, what kind of title is that, Sister Blake? Well, you see, we had Zone Conference. We were able to learn through the Spirit so powerfully. Lately, there's something I've been struggling with since even before my mission, and that is how to to be bold and loving. I testify that President Wada knows what his missionaries need to know in order to help these people in Japan to come unto Christ. I also testify that you can change now. Anyhow, I digress. I've learned through a really complicated confusing lesson that simplicity is how the Spirit speaks to us. Also, I realize that you cannot skip the fundamentals and expect to be a pro. (教えてくれた、ありがとう、 MTC先生たち) So, one of the best ways to teach is from the Book of Mormon, and it goes like this. RPLA (Read, Ponder, Liken, Apply). I want to help you know that through this, lives are changed. I want to explain this more next week, though, so I can explain it in greater detail. The gospel is true. I'm glad I'm in Japan for my mission. I hope to be as bold as I need to be. I hope you know I love you all, even when my letters aren't as long or as fancy as you'd want them. I hope you know how awesome it makes me feel when I get and read your emails!. Love, sister Blake Comments are closed.
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Sister Blake
"You are hereby called to serve in the Japan Tokyo South Mission." Categories |