One non-member husband in a part-member family invited us over to help him split wood this last Saturday. We worked for about 3 hours, and then he fed us lunch and gave us a tour of his entire farm. Without us even bringing up the gospel, he asked us to teach him the lessons.
A young woman who lives across the hallway from (and is good friends with) a young couple in our ward, agreed to meet with us at the suggestion of her member friend. We taught her last night; it was a long but very powerful and spiritually moving lesson. She accepted a baptismal date right then and there. It was an incredible feeling! I haven't been able to teach like that in quite a while.
In PEC yesterday morning, we discussed the 67 prospective elders on the ward list, most of which are inactive. Our goal is to bring back 7 of them in the near future. This is an amazing work to be a part of, and although it saddens me to think that I only have a couple of months to be a full-time servant of the Lord, I know that the work will continue when I go home. I'll just play a different part. The Lord has a work for each of us to do, as He told Moses in the first chapter of the Pearl of Great Price. I love being a part of this! There's lots of work to be done. =]
Love,
Elder DeLong
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