Los Doctores 2/3/25

This week was epic! If I had to use one story to sum it up, it would be this: 


We visited a person that had been taught before by the missionaries and met her, she was super nice. Then her teenage daughter came out with her toddler son, and he saw us and started crying. We didn't know why, but then the mom said it's because he thought we were doctors! So now every time we pass by, he starts crying and we feel super bad but it's hilarious. 

I'm having a hard time remembering what we did this week, but it was great! We had lots more lessons with members (finally), and also turned on ministering mode and helped an inactive member come to church (more coming soon). Also one of our recent converts who hasn't been super active said she wants to go to the temple, and bore her testimony in church! Another one said he wants to get the priesthood so we're super hyped for that! 

This week the sacrament meeting was so powerful. First off, we got a reference from a member of a guy who is suffering bad from depression. We went but only met his mom. Sunday, he appeared in the chapel and we met him and sat by him in church. It was a crazy miracle. Also, the testimonies were so good! I love fasting because I'm always super hungry physically, but I have an asado spiritually. My mind kept going to one of my favorite stories from the bible:

In Matthew 9, the woman with blood issues suffered for 12 years. She had so much faith in Christ that "she said within herself, If I may but touch his garment, I shall be whole." (21) When Jesus saw her, he said: "'Daughter, be of good comfort; thy faith hath made thee whole'. And the woman was made whole" 
I love the thought of being made whole by Christ! Through our faith in Christ, He will make us whole and comfort us in our trials. I can't even imagine how happy this woman was when she was healed. Christ's small action of helping this woman was nothing compared to His infinite Atonement, so why aren't we rejoicing and sharing the healing and hope He gives us through His personal sacrifice for us! I love this gospel! 

Love you all! Have a great one


- Elder Milne

Google Photos:

Valle de Uco
Intercambios con Elder Fernandez🎸💥🔥

Tony Stark😛

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Sloppy Joe's and Baptism 10/1/24

Image
Hola amigos what's good in the hood of wherever you find yourself? I'm still in Argentina and it's getting lit up in here. Literally. It's starting to get hotter and my fear of the 125 degree summer is ever present. But it's also getting 'lit' like slang wise. We had a baptism this week! Her name is Florencia, and she is 15. We worked with her almost every day this week to help her pass the interview and she did! It was super exciting and awesome to see her follow the Savior and be baptized. A member named Americo (he's super dope) baptized her. Here's a picture that we forgot to be in!! (I promise they were happy) Elder Cook also cooked Sloppy Joe's for after the baptism, and they were super good but it was hilarious because the members absolutely fien over them and it's hilarious to hear them try to say it! We've been playing fùtbol every Friday night and the locals call me "speed" in a very funny accent because of my skills (...
Read more

First Email! 7/24/24

Image
Hola everybody! My first 2 and a half weeks as a missionary have been awesome! Being a missionary is something so different from what I am used to, but its special and I love it!  Home MTC was más o menos to say the least. It was good but it definitely made me excited to be here in the CCM (Mexico MTC) :) Being in person is so much better, I'm actually not sure how I made it through Covid. The CCM is great! I love it here, my teachers are hilarious, and my district is awesome! And the food is way better than people make it out to be. Every once in a while you'll get something like mushy corn dogs that just make me feel weird inside but I figured out the cilantro lime ranch can pretty much carry any meal, especially with some tajin lime watermelon on the side! My Spanish is coming along (or at least I thought it was). Yesterday we had to pull an audible and teach 3 15 year old teenagers from Mexico. In Spanish. Without a plan or lesson. For 15 minutes. I accidentally asked them ...
Read more

Feliz Navidad 12/26/24

Image
Hello everyone! Holy cow it's Christmas look at that This Christmas was epic to say the least. I stayed the night with some totally rad Elders last night, got to call my family in the morning, hung out with my zone, played some card games, ate an asado, watched the Chosen and the Best 2 Years (with permission).  This past week has been crazy, I got transfered to Valle de Uco, and it's sooo pretty. The Andes Mountains are my favorite. My area is the smallest in the mission and everyone is from Bolivia. Also there are more dogs than people. So we're having tons of fun, my new comp Elder Contreras is from Chile and he's hilarious, we are laughing half the time and having tons of fun working hard. Spending Christmas as a missionary is the weirdest feeling but something so satisfying it's hard to explain. I know I'm making a sacrifice and it's sad to be away from family and friends (all of you ), but that sadness is filled with an immeasurable amount of joy in my...
Read more