thank you so much for the letter you guys sent. it was so good to hear
your testimonies of the law of the tithe. thank you so much it meant so
much.
Derek is coming here??? i am so excited! i love that little lad.
i will just give you a list of topics that i will
cover over the course of this email. i am just so excited to tell all of
you so sorry for the poor grammar.
1. "women drivers: no survivors"
2. Sister Jeary is a Pro Bowler!
3. David got the Melchezedik Priesthood.
4. Sister donna's husband went to woodstock.
5. the candy man can
6. kelly's prayers.
7. grand poutine. la t-rex.
8. I shook the hand of 3 General Authorities.
ok
so 1 and 6 are from kelly our investigator. He is hilarious, as you can
tell from number 1. his prayers are very heartfelt and personally. for
example: Dear Lord, please protect these missionaries, especially on the
roads, there are a lot of fat greeks out there and when they open their
doors they open them wide. i am sad i lost my court case, i have
decided not to harm the man physically but i ask for your protection if
the opportunity arrises. amen.
hahaha it is like that all the time.
2
and 4 were told to us on the same day. they are pretty
self-explanatory. sister jeary is an old funny lady in our branch who is
full of surprises and sister donnas hubby went to woodstock. i thought
that was neat.
5 was super funny. we were on our way to our lesson
with our brazilian friends and we went to the elevator. this place i
swear is like an old peoples hang out because they are the only kind of
people who live there. so the doors opened and out came a really old man
and a really old woman and i greeted them in french. but then the lady
sang, "the candy man can" hahaha it was so hard not to laugh. and then
the old man handed her a piece of candy. i almost died after the doors
closed and we were alone.
number 8. Elder Anderson of the 12,
Bishop Caussé from the presiding bishopric, and Elder Hallstrom from the
presidency of the 70 came to montreal. We had mission conference. I
think it may have been the best weekend of my mission. The spirit was so
strong and i learned so much. we talked a lot about the atonement.
Bishop Caussé is from france so he spoke to us in french. that was so
cool. he talked about the tree of life and wanting others to taste of
the fruit. he asked a question that i want to ask you all. you dont have
to answer it is just for you. When was the last time you tasted the
fruit of the Atonement? and when was the last time you repented? i
thought those were very good questions that we should ask ourselves
often.
mission conference was great. i got to see all my old friends, a
lot of missionaries that are new that i dont know, and I got to shake
the hand of 3 general authorities of the Church.
It was huge. and i finished it all.
and then we had a special stake conference where
number 3happened. david got the priesthood! how neat is that. and
president hailstrom was there. he spoke to us about living reverent
lives. having respect and love for God. in all places. it was such a
great meeting. I loved this week.
the only downer is a ripped my pants. to my suit. frowny face. i have one suit that remains.... haha
one thought that i would like to leave with all of you is the following.
please turn to 2nd Chronicles. chapter 20
please read from 1 to 25.
Then
think about keeping our eyes on the Lord. how do we overcome evil? how
do we keep the faith when there is an army coming to destroy us? how can
we shut out all darkness? we keep our eyes on the Lord.
but how do we do this? well i was thinking that
enduring to the end and keeping our eyes on the Lord is the same. so
lets look at the Gospel of Jesus Christ. enduring to the end is the last
point. so to keep enduring to the end we continue it the gospel. it is a
circle. round and round it goes. but when we look at it from the side
it is a spiral, working its way up to where the Father lives.
I love you all. I know Jesus is the Christ. He is our advocate with the Father. He is the only way to eternal salvation.
Elder cameron
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