May 15,2013
Another day at the MTC and our brains
felt poured full of information. We came back and just flopped on
the bed for a half hour before we could move.Today was our first
teaching experience with an “investigator”. She was an older
women, widowed with a son and his family living with her.. We had
many things in common and felt at ease right away. She was receptive
to our words and we were able to testify and challenge her. Elder
Forsyth and I worked very well together and took turns teaching
concepts without really following a set plan. It felt good. We were
able to challenge her to read the Book of Mormon and she accepted.
We set up another appointment with her. We were glad to have fairly
simple first try. We have another go at it tomorrow and it sort of
sounded like they may throw more kinks in it.
It was new missionary day so the place
was just swarming with missionaries At supper, we sat with two cute
little sister missionaries who had just arrived, one from Mexico City
going to a California mission and one from Seoul Korea going to
Honolulu Hawaii. They both spoke amazing English.
Sister Forsyth outside the MTC at the end of the day, waiting for the shuttle back to the hotel.
To unwind we
walked from our hotel over to the old tabernacle they are restoring
for a temple and also walked around the historic County courthouse.
Both with wonderful old architecture.
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Historic County courthouse |
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Artists conception of what the new Provo temple will look like when finished. |
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What it currently looks like |
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A closeup of what it looks like underneath |
Then we just walked down some
of the side streets and saw some beautiful old houses.
Thanks Corinne for the card and
hand lotion for my dry hands. I love it!
so happy you got your blog going
ReplyDeleteYea!!! We're all going to love this blog! You're very welcome for the hand lotion, I knew it would make you smile after an exhausting day!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, Bet. Keep it up, I have subscribed :)
ReplyDeleteLove you guys. Glad you are learning lots at the MTC. Keep up the good work
ReplyDeleteHey! You two are so terrific! Thanks for sharing your experiences and adventures. We are loving it!
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