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Elder Jeffery R. Holland said: “It is the plain and very sobering truth that
before great moments, certainly before great spiritual moments, there can come
adversity, opposition, and darkness. Life has some of those moments for us, and
occasionally they come just as we are approaching an important decision or a
significant step in our lives.” That is so true especially now that I am a
missionary. I have never had so many hardships in my life but I know I will
have huge spiritual moments because I am doing the Lord’s will and being obedient.
I’m also learning we all can conquer our fears and our doubts but as we do this
we should never let our guard down because Satan is the great deceiver, and
wants to fill our hearts with doubt and fear. He attacks the hardest and with
more force after something amazing happens in life like receiving a mission
call, receiving the priesthood, receiving the gift of the endowment, preparing
to leave on your mission or temple marriage which brings me to my email this
week. This week, no these past few months have been truly hard, Satan has
gotten in the way of so many things but the Lord always gave me hope. We had
our last multi zone meeting with President Bautista and this was one of those
moments of hope. As he walked in I saw something different about him, he was
happy as ever like he usually is but he was missing a light, or you could say
what Elder Holland would say “the profound evidence of God’s hand upon this
chosen leader.” He didn’t have that light. He gave an amazing last talk but it
didn’t have the authority which he usually speaks with, the Lord was showing me
that President Bautista is no longer our mission President. His time is done
and he has fulfilled his calling serving as the mission president of the
Guatemala Quetzaltenango Mission. When he talked about the new mission president,
President Smith, he said he wants to come running, I felt the spirit testify
that President Smith is now the Lord’s chosen servant to lead this mission. I
could feel the authority the he will hold, the power he will speak by and the
power that will guide him as he guides us. Don’t misunderstand I truly love President
Bautista, he is an amazing mission president and he taught me many great
things. His final charge to us was, “Elders and Hermanas be obedient. Obedience
is the key to opening the doors to those who are waiting to hear the
truthfulness of the restored gospel. Through your obedience you will receive revelation
and be directed by the spirit. You will be a successful missionary through
obedience.” He also said, “Elders and Hermanas do things differently, do things
that no missionary has ever done before. If want to have success be obedient
and do things differently.” After he talked to us we had testimony meeting.
When one of the assistants announced would have the opportunity to share our
testimonies my heart jumped and I got all nervous and was like what am I going
say to all these missionaries. Peace overcame me and I knew what I needed to
say but my heart was still beating faster and faster. When the assistant
finished sharing his testimony my heart was ready to burst out of my chest, I
then counted down to calm myself and stood up and walked right up to the pulpit
and as I opened my mouth I could hardly talk. This is the testimony I shared,
“Elders y Hermanas I know that Christ lives. I know that He is the living Son
of God. This is God’s church, this is His work. We are a part of the army of Helaman,
the 2000 stripling warriors. It is our responsibility to share the gospel
message. Let us be missionaries the Lord expects” The feeling I had after I
finished sharing my testimony is something I can’t explain, all I can say is it
was amazing. It was a great experience being able to listen to the missionaries
share their testimonies. After the testimony meeting we had lunch and I got to
talk to Elder Dickson, Elder Navarro, and my “dad” (trainer) Elder Bonilla. It
was so good to talk to them and see others, but what was so cool was that I had
like a 30 minute conversation with Elder Bonilla and I understood him and he
understood me. I was so happy. I can see he has progressed and is such a good
missionary.
Elder Dickson
Elder Navarro
Elder Bonilla
So yesterday I taught Sunday school, the youth Sunday
school class. I taught from the For the Strength of Youth. We talked about
family, and as we were talking about family I realized that I have one family
in 2 different countries, here in Guatemala, they are my family, and I have a
family in the states. That is just so sweet. Anyway I ended with a video from
the Doctrine and Covenants videos. The message is about people going home to Christ.
As I watched I felt an overwhelming love for my family back in the states and no
matter what happens, no matter who goes astray, they will be my family and that
we will one day walk up the stairs to God’s kingdom, hand in hand and all
embrace our Angel of Simple Faith who we miss so dearly, Grammy we will come home.
The gospel of Jesus Christ offers the most beautiful
thing in the world, familias para siempre: Eternal families. As members of Christ’s
church we are called to rescue families and individuals. In the past three months
the mission has turned the focus to find families and teach families so they
too can go home and live with our so loving Heavenly Father and our Savior
Jesus Christ. Through His Atonement we will all have the opportunity of being
resurrected so that families can be together forever, so that families will
never separate. I give you my solemn witness that families are forever, if we
keep our covenants with the Lord nothing will ever separate a family, death may
separate us for a while but not forever. Satan knows how important families are
to our Heavenly Father’s plan. He will make every effort to destroy the family;
he will not succeed through our faith and obedience. God wants us to succeed
and to come home again to live as Eternal Families. I know that President Smith
and his wife, Sister Smith have been called by divine revelation to be are our
new mission presidents and will guide us on how to bring more families back to
our loving Father in Heaven.
Time To Cut Wood-Guatemalan Style
What I love about Mom is that she tells me who has received
their mission calls and what I love about Dad is that he challenged me to do
something and I am doing it.
This Is The Place-To Cut Wood
Big Leaf
Duck Man
With Love, Ducks Forever,
Elder Mcilmoil June 23, 2014
Camp Fire With The Kids
Scripture of the week: Alma 34:41
“It’s not over until it’s over.” Elder Jeffery R. Holland
“Face your doubts. Master your fears. Cast not away
therefore your confidence. Stay the course and see the beauty of life unfold
for you.” Elder Jeffery R. Holland
“Brethren [and sisters], shall we not go on in so great a
cause? Go forward and not backward. Courage, brethren; and on, on to the
victory!” Joseph Smith Jr.
“If I obey with exactness I get to walk in the footsteps
of Christ” Elder John D.Mcilmoil
“Strangely enough the key to freedom is obedience” President
Boyd K. Packer.
Tortillas for the week: 50 and it stopped raining, ok it
still rains off and on but I have dry shoes!!!! This week was good but a little
rough with the language, a lot of the people tell my comp they don’t understand
my Spanish or I don’t know Spanish. It’s super frustrating and very difficult
to bear. It hurts inside to talk because you feel like they aren’t going to
understand a word your saying. Sometimes I just don’t even want to say anything.
I ask my comp what do I need to do to improve and he says everything is good except
your voice and your accent. Just so frustrating because I can’t change my
voice, so yeah welcome to the world of learning a new language. Yes there are
times of light and it is amazing.
I can’t believe how much I learned from reading the Book
of Mormon now than ever before. It’s amazing how much I’m learned. It truly is
the keystone to our religion and we all come closer to Christ by reading it. My
eyes have been opened and I have learned that every prophet from the Book of Mormon
desires to cry repentance to every person in all four corners of the earth and
also to preach the plan of redemption to everyone.
We had a good lesson this week with a family who did
understand my Spanish. As we walked in I could feel the spirit preparing me so
that I would be able to communicate without doubt and that my tongue would be
loosed to teach. It was so cool and amazing. My comp started off by teaching
about 3 Nephi 11 when the voice of God was heard several times by the people as
He introduced His Son, Jesus Christ. The Savior than appears to the Nephites
and ministers to them. It is my turn to teach and I say to the family Christ is
here and is about to preach, so what is the first thing the Son of God is going
to do? The Dad said He will preach the word of God, maybe it is about faith.
The Mom said I have no idea. I ask them to turn to 3 Nephi 11:21 and explained the
Savior taught the people His doctrine, which was to believe in Him, be
baptized, and receive the Holy Ghost. And Jesus Christ is asking for Nephi to
come to Him. In verse 21 we read, “And the Lord said unto him: I give unto you power
that ye shall baptize this people when I am again ascended into heaven.” I then
asked what did Jesus Christ do? And they said give Nephi power to baptize and I
said yes, He gave Nephi the authority to baptize. The very first thing the Son
of God does is give power and authority to baptize, this shows how important
baptism is and how important it is to be performed by a person who holds proper
authority. Baptism must be done in the manner set forth by the Lord. I asked
are any of you baptized by someone having the power and authority from God and
the Dad said yeah. I asked who baptized you? He said someone in the Catholic
Church when I was a baby. I looked at the Mom she said no I haven’t been
baptized. I asked the Dad do you remember your baptism and he said no. I asked
did you make the choice to be baptized and he said no. It then clicked with him
that he needed to choose, no one should choose for him. We then taught that children
are born innocent and without sin. They don’t have any knowledge and asked how can
they sin when they truly don’t know anything. They both agreed that children
don’t need to be baptized. As I going to challenge them to be baptized I knew I
needed to share my testimony with them and as soon as I opened my mouth things
changed and shared something I hadn’t planned on. My focused changed from baptism
to testifying that I knew the church is true and that the Book of Mormon is
true and it is the word of God. And shared with them I knew these things are
true by the power of the Holy Ghost (my Spanish was perfect, these are the moments
I love and is worth the struggle). When I finished sharing my testimony I
looked into the kitchen and saw two of their kids looking at me and I knew they
felt the spirit. Everything was so peaceful. I asked them if they had any
questions and the Mom said yes how do you know these things are true because
all the other churches say the same thing. I said you truly want to know and
she said yes. I said pray and she was stunned and said that’s it. I said yes
and then shared this, who do you go to when you are sick, a doctor or a random
stranger in the street, they both said a doctor. I said when seeking the truth
shouldn’t you ask God because He knows what church is true and He is the doctor
of religion and knows everything. She said yes but how did you know your answer
was from God. I said by the Holy Ghost, God gave us the heavenly gift of the
Holy Ghost to illuminate our minds, teach us, and testify to us of the truth which
can be described as the way we feel. The Mom asked what were your feelings when
you asked. I said I felt peace, I just felt peace and a weight lifted from my
shoulders. And I said honestly it’s a feeling you need to experience for
yourself and it is a feeling you will never want to leave.
The next day I studied how to recognize the spirit. As I
was reading True To The Faith, I read a scripture in Doctrine and Covenants 9:8
and the Lord, “But, behold, I say unto you, that you must study it out in your mind;
then you must ask me if it be right, and if it is right I will cause that your bosom
shall burn within you; therefore, you shall feel that it is right.” As I
read that it became another confirmation to me that when it is right I feel
good. That is how I know time and time again the church is true because so many
times during church I just feel good, and every time I read the Book of Mormon
I just feel good. We don’t need to look for a huge burning bush answer; listen
to the small sensations like for me I just feel good. It feels good when I
read, hear or preach the gospel. I just feel so good.
This week I read another amazing talk by Elder Holland, ‘The
Hands of the Fathers.’ https://www.lds.org/general-conference/1999/04/the-hands-of-the-fathers?lang=eng He talks about the relationship between the Father (God)
and the Son (Christ) and what fathers could do more to build a sweeter,
stronger relationship with their sons and daughters here on earth. Truly a
powerful talk. I also read President Monson’s talk from this past General
Conference, ‘Love The Essence Of The Gospel.’https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2014/04/love-the-essence-of-the-gospel?lang=eng As I read I learned I need to
love more and be more like a very special person in my life, this person has
taught me so much and still teaches me today, this person is the best teacher I
have ever had in school, one of the best friends I could ask for, this person
has taught me how to work, love, love God, put God first, to magnify callings,
to serve others, to always remember God and how to teach. He has taught me what
it is like to be a worthy priesthood holder and how to love my future wife by
showing his love for my Mom. My Dad has taught me what it means to provide for
our family financially and spiritually and that “we must be men that women can
trust, that children can trust, and that God can trust.” (Elder Christofferson)
Yes my Dad John William Mcilmoil Jr. has taught me all those things and so much
more. He taught me something I treasure so dearly: We Serve Missions, we do it
because we know it is right and we do it because we love the Lord, and we never
give up and we love being on the Lord’s errand. I am beyond grateful to call my
Dad, Dad. It is an honor to call him my Dad. I pray I can be like him. I love
you Dad. Every one let’s truly cherish our Dads because they have something
very special, they have the priesthood, which blesses us and guides us and
protects us. Tell your Dad you love him. Spend time with your Dad. I love and truly
cherish spending time with my Dad; on campouts, watching our tv shows, or just
any 5 minutes I had to be with just my dad. He is my hero. Love you Dad and I
have chosen two of the most powerful words in English to say to you: THANK YOU.
You have taught me that fatherhood is a glimpse of the divine. Love your Dad and respect him.
What I love about my Mom is she said yes to my Dad when
he asked if she would marry him. What I love about my Dad is that he is my Dad
and also all of the fathers and sons we went on.
With Love, Ducks Forever, Elder Mcilmoil
June 16, 2014
Scripture of the week: Alma 29:9 and D&C 9:8
“I am looking tonight (Today) for missionaries who will
not voluntarily bind their tongues but will, with the Spirit of the Lord and
the power of their priesthood, open their mouths and speak miracles” Elder
Jeffery R. Holland
“From every man (women), young and old....I ask for a
stronger and more devoted voice, … a voice for good, a voice for the gospel, a
voice for God.” Elder Jeffery R. Holland
“By giving a few words of sincere appreciation to someone
who is lonely or discouraged, perhaps you will forget tomorrow the kind words
you say today, but the recipient may cherish them over a lifetime.” Dale Carnegie
Noble Fatherhood gives us a glimpse of the divine. HAPPY FATHER'S
DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tortillas for the week 28, six days of rain and a pair of
shoes that have been wet for six days.
Saying Goodbye To Elder Gates
No changes for us. I’m grateful because Elder Ipanaque and I have work to do as
a companionship and as a branch presidency. Elder Gates and Elder Smith go home
on Tuesday. Those two guys have taught me so much. I’m so grateful I had the
opportunity to learn from them and to serve with them.
My Two Favorite Hermanas And Nacho
Pineapple Pie
This week went by super-fast but at some moments super slow. So we made some
changes this week, we were eating lunch everyday with the same sister and her
family and I’m so grateful for her willingness to feed us but we felt we needed
to eat lunch with a different family from the branch every day. After the meal
we sit down with the family and teach them a discussion. It has been amazing.
It has really helped us teach better and it has been a great opportunity to
build relationships of trust with members of the branch. We are also able to clear
up issues, to strengthen testimonies and faith. I love that we are doing this,
it helps me to rely more on the spirit and understand their needs as church
members so we need to teach them differently. I have seen that the members here
know more than they think they do. I have also felt so much love from these
families. When we come to their homes they are so happy to see us, their faces
truly light up and they are excited for us to teach them. It is so cool and is
truly a rewarding experience being with the families of our branch and serving
them as they are so willing to feed us.
Zone Soccer: Team Domino's
We had zone conference this week and Elder Gates gave his
last message and his last testimony to the zone, boy was it a good talk! He
talked about obedience. He said if you are not obedient it will catch up with
you sometime in the mission or when return home. The feeling you will get about
your disobedience is horrible, he then said the feeling is not worth it, it is better
to give things up than to have the guilt bringing you down. He also said being
disobedient is prideful and when he said that I thought back to a talk I read
on Tuesday by Elder Ezra Taft Benson, Beware of Pride, (https://www.lds.org/general-conference/1989/04/beware-of-pride?lang=eng) When I read this talk I became aware that I am prideful in things I wasn’t even
aware of. This talk also made me think back to a time in my life when I became
super cocky and prideful and it cost me a lot. It was my last year of football,
after I started against Alta I thought I was the bomb and I thought I was the
best. I became really prideful and cocky. Because of that pride some not so
good experience happened and I became angry with coaches and Heavenly Father. It
was a dark time in my life because of my bitterness. I knew I had to change and
trust in the Lord and His plan for me. I had to stop saying why is this
happening to me and let go of the anger and bitterness. When I did that I felt
my hardness in my heart go away; the Savior Jesus Christ reached down and
lifted me up through the tender mercy of the atonement. I knew that He
understood my pain and walked with me in my darkest hour. The Atonement is the
perfect love the Savior has for me and for all of us. After that I became less
and less prideful. This talk also taught that pride is a missionary’s worst
enemy and that pride will kill your spirit. “Pride keeps them from yielding
their hearts unto God.” Pride can also cost you your family and the church. At
times we have the attitude that pride cannot affect us, it will because pride
catches up with everybody at some point in their life. For example as President
Benson said, “It was through pride that Christ was crucified. The Pharisees
were wroth because Jesus claimed to be the Son of God, which was a threat to
their position, and so they plotted His death.” Because of their pride their
day of judgment won’t be a pretty one for them. I also know that disobedience
is pride. When we are disobedient we are saying to Heavenly Father that our way
is better than His. I testify that is false. I pray that we may all may be
obedient because when we are obedient we have access to the priesthood power,
blessings from Father in Heaven, a stronger testimony and many more amazing
things. In the words of President Benson “The antidote for pride is
humility—meekness, submissiveness. It is the broken heart and contrite spirit.”
I ask as President Benson, “Let us Choose to be Humble.”
Delivering Firewood
Chopping And Delivering Firewood: Tired But A Good Day
We had an amazing lesson this week with this less active
brother, his wife who is not a member and their little boy. As we were talking
with him he was sharing with us experiences that he has had in his life and you
could feel his testimony, the only problem he has is that he works Sunday. He
flat out told us that we he wants to go to church with his wife and little boy.
He also told us he is teaching his little boy how to pray. He shared with us of
one of the prayers his little boy said and when was repeating the words of the
prayer that was said by his little boy you could feel the sincerity of this
child’s prayer. As he was sharing this experience I thought of the hymn A Child’s
Prayer. These words of that song came to my mind, “Pray He is there, speak He
is listening, you are His child, His love now surrounds you, HE HEARS YOUR
PRAYER; He loves the children.” I testify Heavenly Father does answer every
child’s prayer because you are HIS child. He will answer every prayer on His
time because He knows when we need our answers. As we continued to talk I
looked at this good brother and said, “Tito you are a great Dad but your missing
something.” And he said, “I know not going to church.” I smiled and yes but you
are missing the priesthood, you serving as your family’s spiritual leader. Your
home needs the priesthood to bless your son and your wife. The Book of Mormon
and the priesthood are protection from Satan. It was a very powerful lesson. I
testify this is God’s work.
Elder J. Mac
I also read another talk this week by the one and only
Lavell Edwards, Prepare For A Mission. I love these words he shared, “The
ability we have to handle adversity will determine the degree of success that
we will have in life. This is where the gospel can be the greatest of help to
us. The power of the Holy Ghost is the greatest source of strength and comfort
we can have in our lives. The Holy Ghost will not only help us in times of
need, but will help us to gain a firm testimony of the gospel of Jesus Christ,
thereby preparing us for life.” You can face adversity with a great attitude
because He stands by you to strengthen you in your greatest hour of need. So
let us become like children always happy and full of love. Take time each day
to focus on our Savior and His tender mercies and go about doing good.
Just A Few Cow Crossing The Road
Nature Pics
What I love about Mom is that I got to cheer for her in
her bike races. GO GO GO!!! What I love about Dad is that he holds the
priesthood and also he taught me how to be the best feed man in the feed
zone.
More Photo Skills
With love, Ducks Forever, Elder Mcilmoil June 9, 2014
Scripture of the week: Alma 23:7
Something I learned from zone conference: “You want to know the secret of
success. Here it is. Do you remember how badly you wanted to breathe when you
couldn’t? You will be successful when you want success as bad as you want to
breathe. When you want success that badly, you will have it. That’s the secret
of success.” That should be our desire to be disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ;
that is how bad we should want it as bad as we want to breathe.
“Remember that the only real control is self-control” and
“Bold we need to be.” Elder Jeffery R. Holland “The ability we have to handle adversity will determine the degree of success
that we will have in life.” Lavell Edwards
30 tortillas and 9 days of rain, rain and rain and some
more rain and emergency 3 zone conference in Huehue and there is a Dominos so
you KNOW WHT THAT MEANS; 1 LARGE PIZZA FOR ELDER MCILMOIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pizza!!!!
Let’s see where do I start for this week, we had a baptism which includes a
story. So we found this member who didn’t exist in the MLS; we called the mission
office and they said they had her on record, we searched her again and for some
reason we still couldn’t find her. We did find her by going to her Mom’s profile.
We called President Bautista and he said I can help with that, here is the
number for the Church Office Building, which meant I needed to call Salt Lake. I
called and the brother told me that the record I see is that the mom has a
daughter but no record of a baptism. He said she will need to be baptized again.
So we had a rebaptism on Saturday. We almost had 2 other baptisms, not just the
rebaptism. On Thursday Elder Gates and his companion came up to do the
interview for the rebaptism, his comp did the interview so me and Elder Gates
went to visit Jerlin. He is beyond ready to be baptized anyway we had a sweet
lesson with him. We asked him to commit to being baptized and he said would
tell us Saturday. On Friday we had a four way conference call with the zone and
we talked about the baptisms scheduled for Saturday because we had a goal to
get 10 baptisms and if Jerlin received his answer and made the decision to be baptized
the zone would meet the goal of 10 baptisms. The whole zone called again on
Saturday morning telling us they had been praying for Jerlin. Elder Carlson and
I went to meet with Jerlin Saturday morning since Elder Ipanaque had to go to a
seminary meeting. This lesson was beyond crazy, we walk into Jerlin’s house and
before we begin the lesson we sing Come Follow Me and then have a prayer. After
the prayer we ask Jerlin if he has received his answer and feels ready to be
baptized. He said no. I asked him what does it mean to ready and he said when I
don’t feel nervous and feel peace in my heart and without any doubts. I then
shared two stories, one about you Mom and your mission and then I shared how
nervous I was before the Alta Game when I knew I was starting as a safety. I told
him I was beyond nervous, but 10 min before the game I said a prayer and I felt
a peace come over me and I knew I could do it. I went and played one of the
best games of my life. I asked him when you play soccer do you get nervous? And
he said yes. I shared with him being nervous is being human nature, we all get
nervous before a test, a sports game, a big event or even a decision to be
baptized. We told him it is ok to nervous. Elder Carlson shared with him a
scripture in the Book of Mormon, Mosiah 18 https://www.lds.org/scriptures/bofm/mosiah/18?lang=eng, which teaches about baptism. Elder
Carlson asked him if this is what he desired and he said yes to every question.
We then turned to his Mom and were about to ask if she would follow the example
of Jesus Christ and be baptized. But her husband and Jerlin’s Dad walked into
the house drunk. Gratefully he is a nice drunk. Before he walked into the house
you could feel the spirit thick in the air and there was a lot of peace. I had
my arm around Jerlin during the whole lesson to show our love for him. You
could feel the love. We talked with the Dad for a few minutes; he loves to talk
to us. After talking with him I looked at Jerlin and said be the example for
your Dad and be baptized. He said no, I want my Dad to be there and to remember
my baptism. Our hearts were broken for this family but we also knew Jerlin
wanted his Dad to remember the day he would be baptized. That night I sent a
text to the zone and said: Hey sorry but Jerlin did not feel right about being
baptized. Remember the Lord will always believe in us despite our
imperfections. Remember the seeds we plant will CHOOSE to grow as we are
patient and help nurture those tender seeds. Let us continue to give glory to
our God and praise Him all the day long. For I will Boast in my GOD. Att. Elder
Mcilmoil. That day I felt like I let the zone down by not meeting our zone
goal. I know I didn’t let the Lord down and I know the Lord will never let us
down. HE never will! He has never let me down not even once; He has brought me
up, strengthened me, taught me and has been patient with me in all my
imperfections. He has given me courage to share my testimony and stand as a
witness of Christ.
Also this week I have had some great conversations with
Elder Gates about being a leader. He has been talking to me and teaching me
about doing different things. He told me that I have an amazing potential and
by doing things differently I would be able to understand what the Lord is asking
me and wanting me to do. The Lord will come to know that He can trust you and
can rely on you no matter what. Anyway at the emergency meeting we had on Tuesday
Elder Gates shared this scripture in Alma 49:8 which says, “But behold, to
their uttermost astonishment, they were prepared for them, in a manner which
never had been known among the children of Lehi. Now they were prepared for the
Lamanites, to battle after the manner of the instructions of Moroni.” We are
prepared and ready to find, teach and invite all to Come Unto Christ. Let’s
forget ourselves and go to work.
It's All About Forever Families
I am studying Alma 17. There is too much to talk about,
all I can say is Ammon is amazing. His love for the Lord is even more amazing. His
only desire after repenting of all he had done wrong was to labor in the
kingdom of God, devoting His live to preaching the gospel to the Lamanites. He
inspires me to share the gospel with others, no matter how hardened their
hearts are. It is not easy but I know the Lord will provide a way; He always
does through our faith and obedience. Every time I read the Book Of Mormon I
just feel and know so strongly the Lord well never let me down or any of us. He
never will because He died for me and for each of you. He won’t, He loves us
more than we can comprehend. Christ
lives and I give you my solemn witness that He lives.
Fire!!!
Peace And Hope
Elder Mac and Josue
What I love about Mom is that she believes in me and what
I love about Dad is the garden story he shared with me, it helped more than you
think.
With love, DUCKS FOREVER,
Elder Mcilmoil
June 2, 2014
Scripture of the week: Alma
17:9 and the hymn, Abide With Me Tis Eventide
“It is impossible to fail when we do our best when we are
on the Lord’s errand” Elder M. Russell Ballard.
