I saw
that on a woman's umbrella earlier, and it seemed pretty fitting for the day.
It's rainy and gray today in New York City, the perfect day to go to the
Metropolitan Museum of Art. I'm pretty excited - it's only one of the
most famous art museums in the world, and I get to go with some of the coolest
people I know: the Chinatown District.
We went to the armory for Elder Wang, and the music section for Elder Murray (we found out they have free concerts every once in a while) and to the European paintings for me. It was great.
(This helmet is 11 lbs. Whoa.)
Speaking of our
district, we had a new member join us this week! Elder Ling was
transferred from the English program to start a Cantonese program with Elder
Mok after an elder came to the field early from the MTC. So now we
officially have 12 missionaries in our district.
Not for long.
Soon, we will have
three to four more missionaries joining us. Next week we are scheduled to
get one to two sisters (there have been some VISA issues) and two elders, which
means that every companionship in our district will be training except for
Elder Mok and Elder Ling. (And the Blairs, of course.) In case you were
all wondering, that does mean that Sister Khong and I will probably both be
training by this time next week. I am SO EXCITED. It's going to be
an amazing period of growth for us and for our trainees, and I am looking
forward to the guidance we will receive from the Lord.
Today
I studied about the importance of church attendance and receiving
revelation through church. It is so important that we go and worship the Lord
each week, and do as D&C 59 says by receiving His holy sacrament. I
am so sad when my investigators or my recent converts do not attend Sacrament
meeting, because they do not get to participate in this sacred, saving
ordinance. The sacrament allows us to renew our covenants, and recharge
our spiritual batteries. We could go to church every week, but it will
not have the same effect if we do not partake of the sacrament.
I hope you are all
having a wonderful week, and I invite you all to take a few minutes to think
about the blessings the Lord has given you recently. He loves you, and so
do I.
Love,
Sister Beer
Bonus Pictures:
We found this in an English learning resource for kids produced by
Disney. Careful - don't squeeze the hippo too tight.
I made cinnamon rolls with white whole wheat flour and they were
DELICIOUS. Thank you, Mom, for including that recipe in my mission
cookbook. We gave some to Elder Williams for his birthday.
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