Walang Transfer,
No transfer with me or my companion I have to say God
certainly can shock you sometimes. Me and SIster Balili are Batch we go home at the
same time so that means that one of us has to be transferred
and spend the last 6 weeks of their mission in a new area.
I'm not going to lie and say I'm not praying that it wouldn't
be me who gets moved but at this point I'm learning more
and more to just accept what ever the lord sends my way.
Our two Baptisms this Christmas went really well.
We had a great Christmas Dinner at the Pribrey couples
house with Stuffing and Cherry pie and home made bread it was amazing I stuffed
myself, and we even found the time to make gingerbread houses.
I am trying my hardest to be the Lords servant every day
and this transfer I hope to learn anew exactly what that
means for me in this area at this time in this place,
and as I strive to do more to give more to be more to
the work of the lord I find that it doest matter how long
or how short of a time I have left here in the mission
field or here in my area. I am a servant of the lord day
by day and each moment counts.
I know that this brings about rewards more than I have
room to fill,and it comes in small and simple feelings
like the way I felt this week just before our baptism
on Christmas day as we we're walking to teach one short
appointment before preparation for the baptism I just felt
the spirit fill my heart with a great joy so wide and full
and wonderful it is hard to explain or describe , but what
I do know is that if all missionaries knew how it felt and
if we could all feel the same feeling on our missions at
all times none of us would ever consent to going home,
to giving up that amazing feeling for anything else in
this world. I know that the lord has still people prepared
here for me and Sister Balili to teach and to reach and
it is just my prayer now to be able to do just what he
wants me to do and no less.
Ingat Sa Lahat,
See you next year,
Sister Quinn