Dear Family and Friends,
This week was as enjoyable and tough as
always. Right now, I'm actually dealing with a cold that I got last
night. It definitely doesn't help with missionary work by any means, but
hopefully it will go away in the next day or two. Other than that current
set back, I feel like I'm doing quite well recently. One thing that's been
helping out a lot is a commitment that we got from the Zone Leaders on
Wednesday. The Conference we had was about the Book of Mormon, why it's
important and how to use it. They committed us to read the Book of Mormon
in 30 days without using our personal study time. They basically
encouraged us to find time to read in the morning, and night and during meal
times. Even though I'm a missionary, it is still tough to find the
time. Anyways, right now I'm in the middle of 2nd Nephi, and it is super
good. I've already learned so much and gotten so much more out of it.
This week I also went on two exchanges
with Elder Johnson and Elder Lanford and I really learned a lot. Elder
Johnson has been using the Book of Mormon a ton lately on the street, and he
showed me how to use it more effectively. After trying to apply the
principle, we met a man who asked us two or three times if he had to give us
money for it. Just through sharing a couple of scriptures, he already
could feel the importance of the book. Since Wednesday, we've given out
so many more Book of Mormons each day.
On Tuesday, we met with a man with the
English name of Dan. Surprisingly, he speaks English pretty well. He
converted to Christianity about two years ago and is super good friends with
his pastor. He was curious about how "Mormons" were different
than mainstream Christianity, and we had a super good discussion. We
were able to hook him up with a Book of Mormon and just really have a good
discussion. On Thursday, we met with a man who is Buddhist and basically just
thinks all religions are the same. Let's just say that was quite a tough
lesson, but a lot of fun.
For church on Sunday, Brother Jeon and I
blessed the sacrament together! It went really well, and it was super cool to
prepare it with him before hand. Unfortunately, we didn't have any
investigators at church this Sunday because of some unexpected events in our
investigators’ lives. As for fun activities this week, we went to a meat
buffet again last P-Day. We always end up eating so much delicious Korean
meat. Literally, Korean meat buffets are one of my favorite things in
Korea.
Thanks for the continuous prayers and
support!
Your Favorite Missionary,
Elder Wheeler
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