February 10, 2014
Dear Family,
This week was great, and constructive. We had
lots of experiences that were hard, and miraculous at the same time. This week I
have seen poverty, anguish, depression, despair, and trials of a thousand
kinds.Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Here is Elder Talbot’s letter
from Feb 3, 2014.
We have had a great number of
things transpire recently :) First of all, we had a fantastic Zone Conference
on Friday at the Bellevue
Stake Center
Here is Travis’s letter from
Jan 26, 2014
January 26, 2014
Thank you so much for fantastic
emails and letters this week; AWESOME!!! I really, really appreciate it. I
was SO HAPPY to get the CD set of Jesus the Christ you sent! I listen to it in
the car, and it's GREAT. Elder Talmage is very, very inspired and surely
was guided by the Lord to create that work. What marvelous scripture it is. As
I listen to it and deepen my knowledge of Jesus Christ, I am prepared to get
out and chase people down to tell them about Him! It's awesome :) THANK you. As
well, thank you for the fantastic letter you sent; I really, really liked it a
lot.
Here is a letter from Elder Talbot from Jan 20, 2014. Sorry I have not posted for a while. Love the optimism here! Joyce (Travis's Mom)
January 20, 2014
This week was a tough one. But it's all about how you look
at it. The Lord pays special attention to His missionaries and carries us
through the trials. I suppose the best way of resolving our own trials is
setting them aside to alleviate the pain that someone else is experiencing.
President Choi commands, "When you get sick, DON'T get sick!" I've
discovered that the best way to not be sick is to go knock doors until I feel
better, or let the rain wash it out of me. When you're blatantly rejected by a
bunch of people in one day, you might get frustrated and kick a bush (as I
did), but then the best thing to do is just go to the next house on your
planner.
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