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Q&A's

Sam's week in pictures... and a few Q&A's.

What did you do for P-day?
We went to Santa Cruz to deliver a fridge, to the zoo, and to Lake Yojoa.

On your mission, when have you seen the Lord's hand in the work you are doing?
An experience that I have seen the Lord's hand in my life is whenever an appointment falls through. Something I have learned, is that when that happens, there is someone nearby that needs us to talk to them. So, instead of getting sad about a fallen appointment, I try to look for the person that the Lord is trying to tell me is there waiting for us to talk to them.

What would you tell a prospective missionary is the most important thing he/she can do?
The most important thing they can do is find themselves on their knees to receive, confirm, reinforce etc. their testimony of Jesus Christ, the Book of Mormon, and living prophets. That is what I would say.

How do you feel the Holy Ghost?
I know the Holy Ghost is speaking to me when I feel calm, or happy. Especially when I have days where it has been stressful or it has felt crazy, anytime I feel peace and calm I know that the Spirit is speaking to me. I also can feel the Spirit testify to me when I hear something that is true.

What do you do for exercise?
We play soccer from 6-7. I am not very good, I kind of know what to do, but executing what is in my head sometimes doesn't work out very well. 😂

How many comps/areas have you had?
8 comps, 5 areas


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