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04.10.17 - (I couldn't think of a subject, but this is for the peeps) ;)

This past week was wonderful, we contacted lots of people and we have a couple people set for a baptismal date! The only thing they need to do is attend church, pray, read the scriptures, and learn for themselves. I love being a missionary and getting to help others come to Christ. And I especially love when they look back on their lives- at the beginning of our lessons, and now where we´re at in our lessons, and how much they´ve progressed and changed in that time. I love it. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT. It´s the greatest. I love getting to see the spirit working in their hearts and lives, and then when they recognize that spirit. It´s the best.

I love getting to see how much I've changed…. I feel like I was a pretty good person before my mission, but now, I just want to be even better in every aspect of my life. I love everyone, and I am so happy all the time. The love for the people here that I feel is indescribable, and I know that it´s the love of our Heavenly Father. I´m learning more and more each day just how much He loves us, and there truly are no words to describe the love that our Heavenly Father has for us. We cannot comprehend the magnitude of the love He has for us.  I love Him so much, and I am so grateful for the love that He offers me. He is my best friend, and has helped me so much in times of need and times of trouble. 

Love you all, hope you have a splendid week! 

Love, 

Hermana Brinton 




haha I was eating a mango and dropped it and Hermana Can got a picture of it...


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