February 5, 2017 Happy Sunday! FEBRUARY already!

Aloha e ka 'Ohana Mortensen,

So this week went by fast once again.  We are coming to the end of this transfer I don't know if I will be staying or going.  Don't feel it would be good to go yet with three baptisms that will be coming up soon.  We had a zone meeting where we got new instructions to follow with some new changes to the time of when we do things on P-Day and when we plan and do studying and when to sleep.  So P-Day starts at 8:00am.  No studying to allow us to finish all of the things that we need to do on that day.  We have planning in the morning instead of the afternoon and we can do our studying when ever during the day and we can be back at the flat by 9 to allow those who need more sleep to get more sleep.  All of this was given to us from the prophet and his counselors to allow us to practice our time management.  So it is some good changes but we will see how well people do with their time.  

Lots of some really good elders going home soon.  I am really going to miss them.  They were really good leaders and missionaries.  All and all really good week.  Another baptism we are getting reay for this week so we will be working hard to make it awesome.

Oh and thanks for the kala.  I looked at my card and I didn't know where it came from.  Thanks Mom, love you!


(NOTE:  MOM asked for some prayer stories/experiences that I could share)

My companion and I, yesterday, were going around visiting our less actives and some of our recent converts.  It was good and we were just about to go back to the flat when I got a prompting to visit one of our less actives, the Keens, and older couple and also because I missed seeing them this week because we went on an exchange.  We got to the home and Sis. Keen said she had just finished saying a prayer to help Bro. Keen get better.  He had been sick all day.  We were there at the right time to give him a priesthood blessing.  he was very grateful and so was Sis. Keen.  I thanked Heavenly Father for calling on us to help one that was in need and that I was willing and worthy to do and act.  As long as we have faith and we act on it we will see miracles.