Member work is the bomb

Well all of the sudden we have been doing quite a bit of member work and it is awesome!! The only problem is two of our solid investigators are on probation or parole or whatever that is called, and one of them is under 18, and we haven't talked to her parents yet, so we can't really set baptismal dates with any of them yet.

This week was great though, we had zone training in Oshkosh on Tuesday and I got to see some of my homies, and learn how to use the family proclamation more in my finding. And on Friday we had interviews with the mission president, it was our last interviews with him, because we are getting a new president in July. 

We had a really cool thing happen, for mutual the young woman had us come and teach them the first lesson, and they invited all of their nonmember friends. So there was this one girl who was really interested and so we have started teaching her, she is awesome, and such a cute girl.

Shirley called us last week and told us that her husband Roy broke his femur, so he had surgery and now he is in a nursing home for a month, which means that we can teach him in the nursing home and he just gets to listen because he can't go anywhere :) 

We also did a lot of service this week, which is really fun, we helped this man fix a fence and he said that he would come to church next week. And then we helped a part member family with their garden and we were completely covered in dirt, so that was fun. Our other investigator gets off of house arrest this wednesday so he said that he will come to church this coming Sunday so that is super great. 

And almost everyone that I love was at church on Sunday it was the best sunday ever, and we had a munch and mingle afterwards so that was great! 

Also there is this family in our ward here with 9 kids and between the 11 of them they play the piano, cello, flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, and the harp. So they just held a family recital yesterday after church and all of the pews were packed and about half of the people were nonmembers, so we were all over that. It was a wonderful time and we met a lot of cool people. 

This may or may not be my last week in Sheboygan, we will find out on Sunday. Remember that Christ lives and that he loves you and that Heavenly Father doesn't expect perfection, only progress. 

Love,

Sister Koyle

Magnolia trees are blooming 

 All of the sisters in my zone, My trainer is with Sister Naughton's MTC companion and my MTC companion is with Sister Naughton's trainer, confusing I know.

A korean lady in our ward gave us this Korean tea and when she gave it to us she said that some people think that it tastes like dirt, but it is really good for you. So I was like I bet if I put three spoonfuls of sugar in it it won't taste bad, well I was wrong, it definitely tastes like you are drinking dirt, so I just downed it really fast.