Hello, Family,
I'm a happy to
have this opportunity to email my wonderful family!
This week we had
a zone conference with the President Barrow. Learned about some new things that
we will be working on and new ways to work. They introduced a new referral program
which we will be using online rather than just calling and receiving from
mission headquarters. Nothing really special compared to the rest of the world
I think, but it is one step closer to technology! haha Also just like the He is
the Gift campaign the church did at Christmas in our mission we kind of started
one for the Because of Him video. The mission made some cards and we are using
those to proselyte and share about Jesus Christ. We got those Tuesday at zone
conference and have been using them this week and have had a few good
experiences to use them!
Thursday, the
main day of the solar new year which is the holiday that just passed we went to
a member's house for a meal with the sisters from our area and the other elders
in a neighboring area. We had delicious food and we had the privilege of
sharing a message so we took the opportunity to talk about the Because of Him
video and gave them some cards. We watched video with them and then talked
about things in their life that were possible because of Christ. The sister of
the couple started to tear up. The spirit was super strong and it was a big
testimony builder for all of us. She told us that she had given a pamphlet and
shared her testimony with the apartment security guy and invited him to learn
more. It was a huge testimony builder to me to know that our branch members, at
least some, are trying to do missionary work. The branch every day at 8 pm stops
what they are doing and prays for missionary work in the branch. Every week for
the past 3 or 4 weeks the topic for sacrament meeting has been missionary work.
I can feel the spirit more and more every week in church as they are trying to
do the work of salvation.
On Wednesday
while proselyting, well at night we met this guy from Seoul visiting his
parents for the holiday. We were able to talk about Christ and share the video
and talk about what the video says and how Christ has been the biggest blessing
in our lives. He was really nice and looked very interested in the video and
what we had to say. His mother was in the hospital because she was having some
brain problems so we said we would pray for her and offered to help if they
needed anything. As we were walking away he tried to give us money, he insisted
and insisted, even put it in my hand (I wouldn't close my hand). He said give
it to the church and we insisted that we were okay. Even taught about tithing
sort of! haha He ended up just putting back in his wallet since we insisted
that it was okay. Super good experience. He hasn't called us yet but hopefully
he calls or just talks to the missionaries that he sees in Seoul because he
says he sees a lot of them there.
Friday because
of the holiday nobody came to English class except for this old guy in our
branch. Didn't even mean to come to English class. He was just at the church
studying something. Well we just talked with him, not in English but just in Korean.
Good opportunity to get to know him better. Oh he said something very profound
about marriage which I really liked. He actually said it in English which he
isn't very good at so what he meant to say and what I heard at first were
different. (Talking about his wife he was trying to say) "She is my
wife"--------------what I heard and was very inspiring was "She is my
life"
So last but not
least. Yesterday while going to take the sacrament to the Sister in the
hospital I saw this guy that I had met in Geumjeong. He was interested in
religion and he was the one that was attending the super crazy church. Anyhow I
saw him getting into his car and he was in a white shirt and was cleaned up
real nice. I said Hello. At least it seems that he is attending something else
then the crazy one he was attending in Geumjeong. Super quick that I saw him but it was a really good experience.
Good week.
Have a good
week!
Love,
Elder Frampton
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