This week has been very exciting, we had a baptism and I was
able to baptize one of the girls. That was a great experience, the Clapire
family opened the door again, they are still interested but very busy, I hope
the Lord’s hand can bring a calm to their lives. The Dalton family has been
progressing, not very fast but Steven is interested, he is going to be working
while the Dalton family is in St George, so we are going to teach him then, my
favorite thing about it is he is the one initiating most of it, which is great!
we were able to attend other baptisms in our district so that was good, I really enjoyed Tonga playing the guitar at a
baptism by request of the one being baptized, it was, I believe, "I love
to look for rainbows", the Spirit was very strong, I enjoyed participating
in these missionary activities. Baptisms are the biggest part here, not the act
itself but the spirit that they receive after it, they are so happy. I have made
good friends with all my investigators; in fact a family is going up to Spokane
this week for a time. It will be great. I have learned a lot these 4 months
(almost 5) in Clinton and it is important to set goals and make plans and then work
to achieve them. I love you lots
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