Meeting President and Sister Cleveland went
pretty well on Friday. I kind of feel bad for them, President Cleveland
is definitely overwhelmed haha. I think he told about three sport
stories, yeah I'm going to be hearing a lot of those for the rest of my
mission. Thankfully Sister Cleveland reminds me a lot of Sister Collins.
When she got up and spoke she told us that she's sorry she cries a lot,
little does she know that we are completely used to it. He told his
story of when he was coaching. The team wasn't doing well, they had lost
most of their games. So they were at practice and he made them run
lines. He said for the first couple of minutes the players were touching
all the lines and making the time, but after a little while some of the
players stopped touching. He blew the whistle and made them start over
again. Once again, after a little while some of the players stopped
touching the lines. He blew the whistle again. Instead of yelling at
them (again) he turned it into a teaching moment. He taught them about
integrity. How could they reach their full potential as a team if
everyone wasn't having integrity? Each player needed to be fully
committed to touching all the lines. So they did the drill again, and
never again did any player ever not touch all the lines. So then he
applied it to missionary work. We need to touch all the lines, we need
to help our investigators touch all the lines, etc.
Then we had a testimony meeting. If only we could invite our
investigators to an hour testimony meeting with missionaries....they
would all get converted. Enough said, in some ways it was the best hour
of my life. Not much else happened this week. We went and gave service for a member. I got to paint a fence. For some reason I've always pictured missionaries painting fencing, so that was pretty fun.
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