KC Love: June 15th, 2015
Dear Family and Friends,
Another week down here in the books...
I'm in love...with Kansas City. I grew up in the Valley, but there is something about the city life that makes me feel like I'm walking on sunshine despite the unseasonal rain lately. We've spent quite a bit
of time walking around downtown this week trying to find some people to invite unto Christ. Hopefully, we will see some fruits of the labor soon. It's interesting to see all of the people from all over the world and find out how they made there way to the middle of the U.S.
Mid-week we had the blessing of eating with our dear Indian family, the Shethi's, who have been back to the Branch for medical visits. Just like last go-around they tried to murder us with curry and love.
I love how close I've become with people on my mission. The thing that floors me about our branch is that it's the poorest in the entire mission, but I've never had so many meals with members. They sacrifice so much for us, I just hope that we are paying them back with our service.
This week was Stake Conference and man, what a blast it was. Our stake president, President Cato, is a fireball! What a stallion of righteousness and motivation! The Independence area is going to blow up now with work. He just nailed the entire stake about the Gospel and now everyone is stoked to go out and preach.
Our investigators on baptismal date weren't able to make it to Stake Conference due to car problems and vacations, which was disappointing, but hopefully they will be here this upcoming week.
Mucho amor,
Elder Beau Hart
(Perfectly describes what Riverview is like. And we tried to take a quick selfie while walking around on the new fancy toy the church is letting me borrow.)Another week down here in the books...
I'm in love...with Kansas City. I grew up in the Valley, but there is something about the city life that makes me feel like I'm walking on sunshine despite the unseasonal rain lately. We've spent quite a bit
of time walking around downtown this week trying to find some people to invite unto Christ. Hopefully, we will see some fruits of the labor soon. It's interesting to see all of the people from all over the world and find out how they made there way to the middle of the U.S.
Mid-week we had the blessing of eating with our dear Indian family, the Shethi's, who have been back to the Branch for medical visits. Just like last go-around they tried to murder us with curry and love.
I love how close I've become with people on my mission. The thing that floors me about our branch is that it's the poorest in the entire mission, but I've never had so many meals with members. They sacrifice so much for us, I just hope that we are paying them back with our service.
This week was Stake Conference and man, what a blast it was. Our stake president, President Cato, is a fireball! What a stallion of righteousness and motivation! The Independence area is going to blow up now with work. He just nailed the entire stake about the Gospel and now everyone is stoked to go out and preach.
Our investigators on baptismal date weren't able to make it to Stake Conference due to car problems and vacations, which was disappointing, but hopefully they will be here this upcoming week.
Mucho amor,
Elder Beau Hart
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