It's been a week

 Wah gwan yall, I hope everything is going just absolutely fantastic in your personal lives. Mine has been pretty well this last week. Let's get into it.

First of all, it was Sarah's, my little sister, birthday this last week. Yall should send her a belated birthday message if ya know her. She'd really love it!! 

I gave a baptismal interview this last week, and it was super great! It's so amazing to see the miracles that take place in people's everyday life. The Lord really does prepare people in our day and age for the Gospel, and it really does bring them lots of joy and happiness!

On Wednesday, we had our zone conference/mission tour with Elder Cordón, a member of the 70. He gave us probably the best message I've ever received on my mission. He gave us a lot of good directions on how we should know the scriptures like the back of my hand and be studying a lot better to help the people were teaching progress. We definitely got chastised for reading too much of Saints Vol. 2: trip to Hawaii and listening to BYU talks. I'll definitely be stepping my game up to help people understand more about how changing to become more like Jesus Christ can bless their lives more than they think it can!! On the way home we started an exchange as well. I went with Elder Anderson, he's a Dawg from Brigham city. On the way back to our apartment, I got pulled over for going 99 km/h. Which by the way, was the slowest speed out of all the cars next to me. The cop told me I was going to get a ticket, but then let me go for whatever reason. Whole thing lasted about 5 minutes and I'm still not really sure what happened. 

We had a fire lesson with our friend Jackie during the exchange. Last time we talked to her about baptism by the proper authority a little bit, but didn't have too much time and we didn't want to overwhelm her, so we came back and finished the discussion and it was fire. She understood everything perfectly and asked some really good questions, which surprised me because her husband can't even understand English half the time. However, very fire lesson, and it definitely wouldn't have gone as well if we didn't have the zone conference the day before. We made fried chicken for dinner too, so my cooking skills are definitely getting up there. 

I led my 2nd District Council on Friday, and those things are still kinda freaky. They're supposed to be an hour and a half long, and I thought I had planned for that long. But apparently it was only an hour. Spirit definitely led me to get the rest of the time filled and it was kinda impressive. We turned out having a fire discussion that was very much needed. The rest of that day ended up being filled with driving all Day in downtown Kingston traffic. Not fun. Double cheese saved my life that day for sure. 

Final moment for the week. We were out street contacting when a guy stopped us and said, "wah gwan" Elder Turnbow, being the funny, hilarious, sarcastic guy that I am, replied with "mi deya pon da work of jah"  he then continued to pester me with if I'm doing jahs work or Jesus' work. My companion and I are confused because their like the same person. He then continues to tell us that all of them are myths. Jesus was real, but King James was the only person who knew him. Peter, James, John. And all the other apostles were all myths, and a bunch of crap like that. We asked him who created the world and stuff like that too, and he said it was all nature. We continued to ask him who created nature and he said it just existed. He said he got all of this stuff from the internet too, so don't trust everything you read, or hear from a stoned rasta pon da road. 

That's about all that happened this week, hope all of y'all are doing better. Remember that Jesus Loves all of you!!

Bless, 
Elder Turnbow
 





 

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