And there were many miracles wrought among the servants of the Lord
Hello everybody!
On Tuesday we laid some concrete for a member at his place of work. That was definitely stressful. I was on a tool that loosens the wet concrete to make it more liquefied so it doesn't set too fast. I noticed a gospel lesson to be learned here. When we build our foundation on something weak and loose all it takes is a small vibration to knock us down but when we build on something solid we it will take an earthquake to make us fall, if we do fall.
On Wednesday we had pretty fun district council. After that, our District went to Taco Bell and Wendy's and brought it back to the building for lunch.
We had an activity with the youth and painted Books of Mormon. It was a fun way for the youth to get excited about giving them away to someone!
On Thursday we had an awesome zone conference. It was about finding "the elect" meaning the ones that God has prepared for us to teach. They encouraged us to pray about finding the elect and promising God we would prioritize them over trying to find others. So Elder Hansen and I prayed after zone conference and then not even 1/2 an hour later we got a text with a referral from our bishop. When we had got there we learned that all 3 of her kids want to be baptized! Miracles really do happen if you pray for them!
We had a few hours of service on Friday where we stacked a lot of wood and had dinner with a member. We talked for a long time (probably longer than we should have) but it was fun.
Then on Sunday we had our final lesson with Damion! He has progressed so much! When we taught him the word of wisdom he realized a few days later that his family is why he keeps on breaking it so he decided that being homeless but baptized was better than being at home but unbaptized. So he moved out of his house and is living in a tent in a member's back yard. He really is amazing!
Also on Sunday our heater went out so we had to bundle up with a lot of blankets to be able to get some sleep.
I love you guys!
Love,
Elder Krebs
Laying concrete is a tough job. Way to work hard Elder!
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