March 5, 2017
From Hikari
Hello dearest readers.
Thank you for your patience as always. A lot has gone by during these past two weeks. But for now I'll just talk about the Whiting Conference we had! He is a member of the quorum of the 70's and it was incredible to listen to him. Him and his wife, President Egan, and Sister Egan all spoke at the conference and just like when Elder Bednar spoke, the Spirit was so strong. All the questions I had written down previously, and had been pondering over the days before....they were all answered! I strongly encourage you to write down some questions before this upcoming conference and get answers from the apostles!
Here's a picture
This is a picture of the Hiroshima Zone, Yamaguchi Zone, and Fukuoka Zone! ) can you spy, a Freed Shimai?
During this meeting, I wanted to know how I could help my companion know I loved them. And I found that to be through service, of course....but also, by helping create an environment that is worthy of the Spirit. If I am doing all I can, to help them feel His comfort and guidance in more abundance, that can help me help my companion feel the love I have for them.
Simply put, I love the Holy Ghost so much! It is such a gift.
Side note:
I wanted to say how grateful I am for church and for the youth programs of the church too! Until now, I never truly realized how important they are for young adults! The world is becoming more and more confusing and wicked, society is becoming more hectic, and chaotic and there are so many things trying to grab our attention...but with YM's and YW's, the youth are able to have fun and receive guidance through the program! They get fun that they can remember, and grow in an environment that isn't temporal and is safe! The most pivotal moments are when we are most susceptible.
I love the Lord and the youth programs of the church! I remember when I went to young women's as a girl and how fun it was to see my leaders and friends!
Love you all, I feel your prayers! You are in mine!
I am honored to be a member and a missionary here in Japan!
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