This week I really grew in my confidence as a missionary. I've been wondering why the Lord would call me to be a Sister Training Leader, after all I've only been on my mission for six months, but as I went on exchanges and had Sister Huntington rely on me more this week, I had the spirit confirm to me many times that I do know what I'm doing and as I serve the Lord he is going to qualify me. It was a good realization for me this week.
We found SEVEN new investigators this week! It was so cool. They range from a young man in college to an older woman with two cats that are freaking gorgeous cats. We've been teaching the restoration a lot this week and it made me think of last year at Snow when I asked this good friend I have to help me prepare for a mission and he told me that if I knew the restoration than I would see success. I have never been more grateful for that advice. When you know the restoration and have a testimony of it, people can feel it the truth of it and they will want to change. So shout out to my homie for helping me learn something this week even though he's 2000 miles away.
I went on my first exchange as a sister training leader and IT WAS SO FUN. I went with Sister Nyborg and she has been out three months and is now training a new missionary. It was so fun and it started snowing on the exchange so we kinda freaked out a little bit together! :)
They cancelled church AND school here for 3 inches of snow but thats Virginia for ya.
I wish I had more time to email, but that's about the gist of my week here in the 'Noke.
I LOVE YOU ALL TO THE MOON AND BACK!
Sister Schoemig
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