This is me and Sister Smith knocking on doors.
This week I received a letter from someone I taught on my mission. I haven't spoken to her in 15 years but what sweet memories I have of that time. She was one of the last people that I saw baptized as a missionary. I am so grateful for those experiences and how it has helped make me the person that I am. It will always be remembered as one of the greatest times of my life.
Margaret's baptism
Sorry about the sappy post, but I feeling a little nostalgic.
5 comments:
That is so sweet..and I will have you know that you were a great example to my Primary class yesterday. The lesson was on Missionary work and one of the girls said that girls couldn't serve missions and before I could say anything Christopher said "thats not true because my Mom went on a mission!"
How Cute are you as a missionary!! You're such a great example.
Nostalgia is good. :-) England is one of my favorite places also!! It does take a lot of courage to leave all that you know and go to a "foreign land" to preach the gospel. Kudos to you (and Chris too!) :-)
Love you,
Steph
That is not sappy, that is awesome!!! And can I tell you how excited I was to see your very stylish hat in the missionary photo!?! Sister, you get three snaps and a Z for that one! I love hats. I think hats need to come back in a major way.
Angie, I didn't know you served a mission! How awesome, and who better to raise future missionaries!
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