Good
morning!
I
hope you all had a wonderful Mother’s Day. Remember, unless you have a sibling
that was bigger than you when you were born, YOU are the most painful thing
your mother has ever experienced. To my Mother, all I have to say is: I'm sorry
and I love you :)
Well
it's a little weird emailing this week seeing as I just saw my family
yesterday. It's always so difficult to hang up that Skype call because I look
foward to it for so long and then when it's over I know that it will be another
6 months until I see them again. But I'm so grateful for my incredible family
and all that they do to support me :) We were actually just talking about
families yesterday in our priesthood lesson (the class that consists of two men
and two missionaries). We were talking about how everything in the church is
built off of the family and how a good home is the best place for a child to
grow up strong in the gospel. Well I sure am lucky then because I had the best
family ever. We always held daily scripture study and prayer no matter
what. My parents were always the best examples. My Mum is the most
Chirstlike person I know and I would be lucky to become half the man my Dad is.
I love my family!!!
This
last week in Nykøbing we had a great lesson with *M*. We ran through the baptismal
questions with him to make sure he was ready for his upcoming baptismal date.
He passed with flying colors except for one question. The Word of Wisdom. Oh
boy... Now, let it be known that he has come a VERY long way from where he was
before. When we first met him he was smoking multiple packs of cigarettes a day
and drinking around 30 beers plus whisky. He has now completely stopped smoking
and drinks about 10 beers a day. So he has come a long way, but we need a
miracle to get him to give up alcohol for good.
We've been having lots of what we call ''make it or break it lessons'' with our
investigators lately. Lots of them have been investigating for a long time now
but aren't making much progress, so we're cleaning out our teaching pool and
looking for some new people that are actually going to do something with what
we teach. It's always hard to drop those kind of investigators because it means
we won't be teaching as many lessons, but it's worth it in the long run. We're
out here to find the elect so that's what we're going to do. That means
knocking and talking to EVERYONE :) Can't wait!!
I
love you all!!! Have a fantastic week!
-Elder
Jed Bradshaw
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