In Sister Cross' own words:
Helllllllooooo Everyone!
Boy! What a week! I feel like the weeks are flying by faster and faster and they're busier and busier. But then I come to email and I have no idea what to say! Haha. I can't believe we're halfway through this transfer already! I wouldn't be surprised if I leave the Don Mills East area at the end of this transfer. Maybe all of you can pray that I don't! lol. I'm not ready to be among all white people just yet.
I might have told you about C. (the Irish one from England) last week. He was a media referral who's learned about the gospel before. He is awesome! He's progressing right along. He went to Institute on Friday night and we taught him before. He told us he wants to know about some little things to make sure he understands what he's getting himself into, but he's pretty solid. The YSA did a great job of just accepting him. The YSA here is fantastic! He should be getting baptized soon. Last night he told us that he feels like Sister Fisher and I are part of God's plan for him. I LOVE being a missionary!
As far as crazy stories, they're becoming more and more normal, so I'm not really sure what to say. Sister Fisher waved at an Old Chinese man from across the street. He said, "Hi! How are you?" So we started to cross the street to talk to him. He immediately pointed his umbrella at us defensively and said, "No! No! No! No English!" hahaha! We gave him an ESL card and left. That same day we went to the Ward Mission Leader's house for Ward Coordination. When we got there, his dad answered and said, "You probably think you have a meeting here tonight, don't you?" It had been moved to the church. So we spent the next HOUR traveling on TTC (Buses and Subways) to get to the church. It was raining and we were a little wet. But it was good. We had a fun time.
I'm pretty sure that's about it. Oh! I heard from Grandpa Jacobson this week. Going to write him back, so that was good. Love you all! I hope all is well. I'm praying for you.
Remember: Exact Obedience!
Love you ALL!
Sister Cross
Helllllllooooo Everyone!
Boy! What a week! I feel like the weeks are flying by faster and faster and they're busier and busier. But then I come to email and I have no idea what to say! Haha. I can't believe we're halfway through this transfer already! I wouldn't be surprised if I leave the Don Mills East area at the end of this transfer. Maybe all of you can pray that I don't! lol. I'm not ready to be among all white people just yet.
I might have told you about C. (the Irish one from England) last week. He was a media referral who's learned about the gospel before. He is awesome! He's progressing right along. He went to Institute on Friday night and we taught him before. He told us he wants to know about some little things to make sure he understands what he's getting himself into, but he's pretty solid. The YSA did a great job of just accepting him. The YSA here is fantastic! He should be getting baptized soon. Last night he told us that he feels like Sister Fisher and I are part of God's plan for him. I LOVE being a missionary!
As far as crazy stories, they're becoming more and more normal, so I'm not really sure what to say. Sister Fisher waved at an Old Chinese man from across the street. He said, "Hi! How are you?" So we started to cross the street to talk to him. He immediately pointed his umbrella at us defensively and said, "No! No! No! No English!" hahaha! We gave him an ESL card and left. That same day we went to the Ward Mission Leader's house for Ward Coordination. When we got there, his dad answered and said, "You probably think you have a meeting here tonight, don't you?" It had been moved to the church. So we spent the next HOUR traveling on TTC (Buses and Subways) to get to the church. It was raining and we were a little wet. But it was good. We had a fun time.
I'm pretty sure that's about it. Oh! I heard from Grandpa Jacobson this week. Going to write him back, so that was good. Love you all! I hope all is well. I'm praying for you.
Remember: Exact Obedience!
Love you ALL!
Sister Cross
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