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WEEK 2: Home MTC

 This week flew by. I got to teach a lady named Elena (an mtc volunteer) and it went so well! I am starting to be much more confident in teaching and being vulnerable. It is such a beautiful thing opening up and letting the spirit guide your words. I will be honest, I wasn't used to it. I have never been one to openly be vulnerable about my spiritual feelings, but when I'm in an environment with other missionaries, a whole new side of me opens up. I hope to never lose this because I love the feelings I get when I share with other people. I have learned so much from my district as well. 

My scenery hasn't changed a bit, I'm still looking at a computer on a desk in my room. I try to get out of the house as much as I can, but it isn't a lot. I appreciate any time I get to spend with my family so much more. I don't vocalize it much, but I have seen what each one of them has done to help me with this mtc experience and it has made all the difference. I know it can be inconvenient for them sometimes to plan around me, but they haven't once complained or wished otherwise. Their support has carried me this far, and I am so grateful that I am able to online mtc and still be with my family. It has been such a blessing.

cool quote from a devotional I watched: No one can fall lower than Christ's light can shine:)



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