Elder Field Drives To Santa Rosa Again....

We actually stayed 2 days in Santa Rosa this time. Once for a half mission conference with a member of the 70 and the other day was MLC with that same member of the 70. He actually spoke in conference this last April. Elder Clayton is his name. Cool guy. Got to love the 4-hour drive. :) I do actually enjoy it though. 

Anyway, this week wasn't too eventful it was just full of meetings. And a ton of finding. We probably grafted 4 full apartments complexes this week. Met some strange humans. We did find a really cool girl who is super nice. She just got back from scuba diving, so we talked about that. And guys. I want to go scuba diving. She got me so pumped to go. But anyway, her name is Erica. We knocked on her door and she yelled through the door "who is it?" we said "the missionaries" then through the door we heard her say "wa..... The missionaries?" and then she opened the door and she was pretty cool. Found out she is catholic, but she also is 50% Jewish decent. Her birth father is 100% Jewish. So, she told is some cool stories of when she went to Jerusalem. So that was cool. We hope we can get back in contact with her.

We had a lesson with Kaelani.  She is still doing awesome and on track, turns out she was already living the word of wisdom. So that's cool. Haha she doesn't like coffee or tea and refuses to drink alcohol so woo hoo! Haha. We are also still teaching Diana. She is doing alright, we are just trying to figure out what our next step with her is. Not exactly sure. We are hoping to get her back on date :) 

But anyway, I don't have much more to report, I know I'm lame. But we went down to Santa Rosa and visited with Elder Clayton which was way fun. He taught us a ton of things about how to be better missionaries and gave us a ton of ideas that Elder Serassio and I are trying to implement. I took a ton of good notes and am really hopefully for the future! Hope you all have a great week! 

God is Good,

Cheers!
-Elder Riley Field

Elder Field Shakes Elder Holland's Hand!

Hey Friends and Family!! THIS WEEK WAS CRAZY COOL! Not only because we got to meet with Elder Holland and shake his hand and be able to see him pound the pulpit right in front of our eyes, but we also found AN amazing investigator named Kaelani!!! She literally has already accepted a baptismal date. I will tell you about her more in a second, but I just want to start off by saying meeting Elder Holland probably was a life changer. At least my missionary life changer. Never have I been so lovingly taught and rebuked at the same time than I have sitting in the same chapel with Elder Holland. That man is the most intense guy I have ever met. But so loving. So crazy loving. I just felt like, even though he didn't know me, he totally loved me. Which is weird. Really weird. But awesome the same time. 

Okay before I go more into Elder Holland I want to tell you about Kaelani jones! So, we got a call from the Arcata elders this week telling us they had a referral for us. They had gotten a church headquarters referral and they went and visited her and she was a YSA, well they had a lesson with her and she wanted to meet again the next day. So, they brought us along. Well, we had a BOMB plan of salvation lesson where we really emphasized starting a new through the atonement of Jesus Christ and baptism. We invited her to be baptized and she accepted! So her date is March 10th! We then met with her 2 days later to teach about faith, repentance, baptism, and the gift of the holy ghost. And she is just tearing through the Book of Mormon. She loves it!!! She reads it every day!! She already knows it’s true. She is so amazing!!! The blessings of working hard and being persistent. Such an amazing experience. I'm so glad to be a part of her conversion! I thank God every day for it.

Anyway, on to Elder Holland and then I will wrap this email up.

He taught us all about how important our missions were. He explained how much his mission meant to him. And how every blessing he has ever received has been through that short 2 years as a missionary. He also kept relating us to himself saying how much missionaries are like apostles. Apparently (this is pretty cool) Apostle is a Greek word, it means "One who is sent forth" well guess what, Missionary which is an Indo-European word means "One who is sent forth". He went on to explain that both us and him have set our self apart for full time service in the lord’s kingdom. The only difference is he has to die to get out of his calling (which he said looks pretty appetizing at times XD ). He said we are apostles with a little 'a' while he is an Apostle with a big 'A'. So, that was pretty cool. We then opened up to John 3 and he just tore that story apart. For those who aren't familiar with John 3, it's Jesus teaching Nicodemus about baptism. We dissected the lord’s way of teaching and how he addresses Nicodemus and taught him. He then did the same thing with the next chapter John 4 (which is the woman at the well story). He showed us how the savior taught and then basically commanded us that we teach the same way because there is no better way than Christ's way. Haha needless to say we all accepted the challenge. His 3 lessons were, 1. The gospel is for everyone so for the love of all that is good and hol,y open your mouth and talk to EVERYONE. As demonstrated in the 2 stories Nicodemus (who was a Pharisee and was part of the Sanhedrin) and the woman at the well (Basically a Samaritan prostitute) Christ taught all manner of people. 2. We need to provide spiritual experiences for each investigator. Spiritual experiences will over power any doubt and concern the investigator might have.  3. Get them into the Book of Mormon. Immediately. In 1 Nephi 1:12 it talks about when Lehi reads the book he was filled with the spirit of the lord. So, I need get people in the Book of Mormon as quick as possible. And that has proven itself to me time and time again. He talked about just working hard and serving with all our hearts. There was a point, after his remarks where we all stood when Elder Holland left. I was looking at the ceiling just being filled with an overwhelming feeling of gratitude for my mission. I really love my mission. So much. My mission has meant the world to me. Doesn't mean it hasn't been hard or difficult, but it means I have learned so much and have developed such a strong testimony of the gospel (and of modern day prophets) that will set me up for the rest of my life. But it was in that moment of awe inspiring gratitude that the spirit quietly pointed out that only have 4 months left. And this is where the tears started. Thank the lord for Sister Dean who was sitting in front of me, she gave me a tissue as I balled my eyes out. But while feeling so saddened by the fact I only have 4 months left I really made a new commitment to my Father in heaven to squeeze EVERY LAST drop out of my mission. The lord has been so merciful to me. He has made me a tool in his hands. And I pray that he will continue to use me. I love this gospel. I Love my Savior. I know he Lives. I know he has called prophet in these last days to lead and guide us. The creator of the universe knows us. He is our loving heavenly father. He has brought forth the book of Mormon for us in our day so that we may know how to return to him. Repentance is real. And it is only possible through the atonement of our lord as savior Jesus Christ. The Book of Mormon is true and I love you all! Have an amazing week!

God is Good,

Cheers!
-Elder Riley Field

Elder Field Is Gonna Meet Elder Holland!!

It's confirmed!!! Elder Holland is coming to the mission this freaking Saturday!! So, I get to drive down to Santa Rosa again from Eureka!! WOOOO! I love driving haha. Even if the drive is 4 hours I know a lot of other missionaries everywhere else in the world have it way worse, and plus, I enjoy the drive.  It's super pretty, and I will get to meet Elder Holland by the end of it ;) sooooooooo I literally have no reason to complain, life is good homies, life is sooooo GOOOOOOD! 

Anyway!!! Its transfer week this week! That's right and guess what!! Elder Serassio and I are staying together for another 7 weeks! Pretty pumped about that.  We have been able to put in some good work this transfer and I'm excited where this transfer will take us. I'm super excited for this transfer because my BOY ELDER HARKER (he is from PG) is coming up in zone with us! Elder Harker, Elder Serassio and myself are all buds from when we served in Santa Rosa.  This will be the 3rd time I have served around Elder Harker! Love that guy. Some of my PG peeps might know him. Guess WHAT!!! We are getting other PG Peeps! Elder Larson that came into the mission a transfer or 2 ago is from PG and literally this Wednesday we are getting another PG peep. Sister Kate Porter. Doubt she will remember me but it's whatever hah. So now the California Santa Rosa mission is now 4 PG peeps strong. #CASRM #PGTakeOver

So just as an update for Diana! I said last week she would be baptized last Saturday and unfortunately it fell through, it's okay though. She still REALLY REALLY wants to get baptized, we are just waiting for some outside circumstances to happen so that her desire will become a reality, so we are going to set another date with her.  Probably within the next few weeks! So, I'm not even bummed. :D But we are going to start her family history which she is super excited about. Let's see if we can find some Mormon ancestry! Fingers Crossed!

So, an update on the others we are teaching. We just can't seem to get ahold of Daniel anymore, but we are going to give it a few more chances before we give him a break. Makes me sad, had high hopes for the guy. We weren’t really able to meet with any of the other people we recently found, BUUUUUT! Guess what! So, we had something pretty cool happen.  Elder Seegmiller and I had knocked on this one girl’s door, her name was Daisy like, before Thanksgiving break! So we kept seeing if he could catch her but we never could. So, we gave it a break.  Well Elder Serassio and I this past Tuesday we're like, "Yo it's like 10 mins before we need to go in, let's go knock on Daisy’s door just for kicks and giggles". Well a few kicks and giggles later, guess who was home!! AND GUESS WHO WAS PUMPED TO LEARN THAT JESUS CAME TO AMERICA! So, we set up a return appointment for that Thursday and gave her a Book of Mormon with 3 Nephi 11 to read. We came back, and SHE HAD ACTUALLY READ. Guys that like never happens, I about fell over when she told us she had actually read it and how she got curious and started it from the beginning and was already at 1 Nephi 7. She said it was super interesting and is super pumped to continue to read. So, on Thursday we shared the message of the Restoration and after we talked about the first vision we asked her how she felt and she said, "I feel just a warm and calm reassurance that God really does love us.” We explained how that was the Holy Ghost telling her this was true, and she totally believed it. We extended a soft baptismal invite (basically we said if she came to know that all of this was true, would she be baptized) and she accepted and said she totally would be baptized. Daisy is so solid, I’m really praying she goes all the way to baptism. Excited to keep teaching her! 

Well we put I some awesome finding in this week. We found 5 people who wanted to meet with us again (2 of them literally just texted us while I'm writing this and said they actually didn't want to meet but would keep our phone number if they wanted to learn more 😭😭😭😢😢😤😊😁😁  haha life goes on) One of them named Yasmine seems like she could be super solid.  We have a meeting with her tomorrow :D 

We had some pretty fun service this week. We cooked over 100 hamburgers for a scout jamboree or however you spell that. Super fun! Everyone seemed to like them haha. After that service Brother Boone (he is from Eureka 1st ward) took us on an adventure into the steeple of the chapel, yeah! You can get there!! It requires a few special keys and some climbing and walking through really tiny doorways and climbing some ladders, but it was pretty cool if you ask me! haha!

Anyway, I think that's all for this week! My revelation for the week, was just how much I have come to crave the sacrament each week, it makes me so happy after I partake of it. It literally fills me with so much JOY!  I just love it. That and I have come to realize how much I love to pass the sacrament, I get to help others renew their covenants. Man, I wish I knew that as a deacon. Anywho! I love my mission, excited to hit the ground running this new transfer! My goals this transfer are develop more charity for people and circumstances and also just to speak more positively and be more grateful! Wish me luck!

The Book of Mormon is true! Joseph Smith was and is a prophet, Russell M. Nelson is the prophet today! and Jesus Christ is MY Savior, and he knows and loves all of you too. Love you all!

God is Good,

Cheers!
-Elder Riley Field

Check out this view one of the members has from their porch 

My shoes...... my heel has worn down so much I’m trying to build it back up with shoe goo 

(update on the shoe goo, didn't work haha!)

Vampire penguin, I can't quite describe what it is. It's like a snow cone shake but way fancier and they put chocolate and cookies and stuff on it...... that and it's more like snow than shaved ice..... I..... idk...... you just got to try it. Some members took us, and it was alright haha. Didn't live up to the hype.

Elder Field (Obviously had no clever title this week)

Hey Friends and family! Not too many exciting things happened this week! But we did have MLC which is always wonderful so maybe I will share some insights from that. Who knows! I really haven't thought this email out..... so I’m just going to start typing and see where it goes!

Well this week was a good one. We had exchanges with the Eureka 1st elders which was super awesome! I went with a newer missionary named Elder Runnells, He is super cool. We got along really well. We did a ton of tracting and found 3 potential investigators, we will see how they turn out. No return appointments though. It's all good though, I'm glad I got to spend time with Elder Runnells he was having a hard time with his companion, so it was nice to be able to help him out a little bit. :D 

We drove down to MLC on Friday and had a full day of MLC. Guys I love MLC. For those who don't know it's Mission Leadership Council. It's basically like a zone conference, but the difference is everyone actually wants to be there. :D Sister Wright (mission president’s wife) taught about the Spirit of Prophecy and Revelation. I don't really know how to explain it because I'm still trying to digest the spiritual knowledge I have received so I'm not going to be able to explain it really well, but just know that Elder Field really liked it and he will probably share it at a later date :D 

Had an awesome lesson with Diana! Which speaking of Diana, she hopefully will be getting baptized this Saturday!!!!!!! I have a feeling she will, but she is just trying to figure out a way to tell her parents who aren't too happy with the idea. So, pray for Diana. She is super awesome and wants baptism so bad. But we will let you know by next week if she got baptized or not! haha but anyway we had an awesome lesson with her about temples and family history!!!! SHE IS SO PUMPED about family history!!! When we told her she could do baptisms for the dead for past ancestors and be able to learn about them she was so excited! She told us she wants to start as soon as possible. So, we are working on a time to go see the Family history center people. She also mentioned how she wants to go to the temple as fast as possible. She is so solid. Diana is awesome!!

Anyway, I think that's about it. we found a new investigator. Her name is Megan. She is cool. Hopefully she will start to progress. :D Daniel flaked out on us again. but to be honest when he answered the door he did NOT look well. So, we gave him a pass on the lesson for that week and scheduled a new day. So hopefully we will meet with him this week! 

That's all for now folks. Sorry it's a lame one. Love you all!!!

Cheers!
-Elder Riley Field

Elder Field Gets Waterlogged

Hey friends and family! We had a pretty solid and incredibly rainy and wet week this week. We had some great finding (in the rain) we had some awesome lessons (in the rain) and knocked a whole ton of doors (and you guessed it, in the rain) haha let's go into my week :) 

This week was good with the finding, we did a ton of door knocking, for the most part everyone we knocked into was pretty nice, EXECPT for this one girl.... Man, she was grumpy. We were knocking doors at about 11 am. And we knocked the entire apartment complex and we were on the last door. We knocked and this Girl about my age with a massive nose piercing came to the door, all we did was wave and say hi when she gave the THE BIGGEST eye roll I have ever seen in my life and then slammed the door haha. It was freaking crazy haha. When the door shut, we both couldn't help ourselves so we started laughing and then yelled through the door that we wished her a wonderful day and laughed all the way out of the complex. She heard us I know it. It was pretty funny. Wrote that one in the journal :) but the coolest part about our finding efforts this week is we found 4 new investigators and 2 really solid ones. Or at least we think they are.  They committed to take all the lessons. The one I'm super excited about is Emily Rainwalker. She seems super cool, we are teaching her tonight actually.  She came to the door and she looked excited to see us, even if we did just wake her up. We taught her on the door step about the restoration. :) She liked it and then said she would like to learn more so we are pumped about her. 

The other one I'm excited about is named Andrew. So, we were originally going to go teach his roommate Zurain who is a super cool guy, used to be Muslim but isn't anymore and considers himself and an agnostic. But we went over to share the message and Andrew asked if he could join. So, we taught them both and they were both were super chill, after we established we weren't going to be those guys who were going to hound them about everything and that this was their choice to have us over, they lightened up, we laughed a lot, joked a bit and then shared a message. They invited us back over to share another message about the afterlife. So hopefully that goes well :) 

So just some of my thoughts about President Nelson. I fully sustain him and can't wait to see what the Lord will do with him. Enough said :) oh we also found out we are having a member of the 12 come to our mission. We didn't know who was coming, because no one told us which one, but due to my new found skills of a detective, our branch president, who somehow knew who was coming spilled the beans. ;) I’m going to meet Elder Holland. But! That might change due to scheduling changes with the new presidency. So, we will see but I have my fingers crossed ;) 

Anywho, we had an  awesome lesson with Diana! Taught her the rest of the final lesson and just visited with her about how she is going to tell her family she is being baptized! Pray for her! She is going to do awesome, but she is pretty scared. 

I had some awesome studies this week as well.  So, I was getting frustrated with my weaknesses again. As Elder Field usually does, so after lamenting about them to Heavenly Father I took it to my studies. So I remembered what my past companion Elder Rick's taught me about the enabling power of the atonement. So I studied.  He told me to study when I had the question of "I thought I was supposed to get heavenly help for overcoming weaknesses, where is that?" and I was having that question so I read in Lorenzo Snow’s teaching of the prophets booklet in chapter 14 about "With God nothing is impossible" so It talked about how we need to really want this aid before we receive it. So that just brought up another question about what the heck that meant. So, while pondering it a little longer I thought of the book of The Infinite Atonement. So, pulled that out and started reading about the blessings of grace. When I first was reading The Infinite Atonement, I thought it was weird that in this section it talked about spiritual gifts. And then it clicked! Why the heck does God give these gifts?? They are to help is overcome weakness. I don't know why it hadn't clicked before. If you’re an angry person, pray for the gift of charity, because charity suffereth long and is patient, so on and so forth. But it was a cool realization. So, I'm now trying to figure out which spiritual gift correlates to each of my weaknesses and am going to work on those and pray for them! :) good stuff. 

Anyway, love ya tons! Hope you all have an awesome week! God is good! And the Book of Mormon is true, go read it and pray about it! Later, 

Cheers!
-Elder Riley Field

Elder Field Finds Peace!

Strange and cryptic subject line I know, but I will explain a little bit later. Anyway, this was a great week! I figured a lot of things out this week. Idk how else to explain it haha. It was just a solid week of finding and figuring out some internal battles I was having. But anywho let's dive into the week, shall we?? 

So, this week was full of finding with very little teaching appointments. We did however find 1 new investigator and 4 other potential investigators who seem pretty promising. We just need to set up appointment with him for them to be considered new investigators.  The new investigator’s name is Connie.  She's super cool.  We found her while knocking doors in our area.  She said she was busy and said she'd be able to meet with us next week, but she seemed pretty interested.  We gave her a Book of Mormon and bore testimony of the Savior's earthly ministry in America. Hopefully she will start to progress. There were 2 really solid potentials we are going to focus on. We found them while doing a bunch more door knocking. They were outside their apartment and they kept taking photos of each other outside holding the keys. I looked at Elder Serassio and he said, "Bet you they’re new move ins." I promptly responded back, "Well what made you think that?" We chuckled and went and talked to them. Their names were Nancy and Kayla. Super nice girls.  We talked a little bit about their relationship with God and if they had belonged to any particular religion. Like most people they said they grew up Catholic but really don't practice. We talked a little about Jesus Christ to gauge what they knew about him. They said they believed that he was the son of God. So, we quickly went in and talked about his ministry in the America's. Caught their attention and said we could come back. We didn't set an exact time, but we are in communication with them over texting. So, we will see where that goes. 

We had a lesson with Daniel! (the one who was drinking while we were sharing the message) He let us back in! He was playing Madden 2k18 (football video game).  We talked briefly about it and then we asked if we could share another message about how we can increase our relationship with God. He got all excited and shut off the Xbox and grabbed his scriptures. So, we shared AN AWESOME lesson about Alma 32 and things we can do to increase our faith in Heavenly Father. There wasn't any booze around to hinder the spirit and boy was It on abundance. He loved it and said he would be interested in coming to church this next week. We invited him to read and pray every day to see if he notices a difference in his week. He said he would and then asked for places to start in the Book of Mormon. Of course, we gave him a ton and then had him say the ending prayer. It was a super solid lesson. 

We weren't able to meet with Michael this week (science and religion guy) He didn't answer the door.  We aren't gonna give up though! 

Diana is still rocking it. Still on track for the 3rd of February. We had a lesson with her. Our final one over video chat. (Quick pause here while I express my gratitude for technology as a missionary. Being able to have the constant communication with her AND be able to have video chat lessons with her was such a freaking blessing you have no idea) Before she showed back up to her apartment we decorated her door welcoming her back and gave her some welcome home candy on porch step. It's good to have her back. :) 

Funny stories of the week before I dive into what I mean in my subject line. We did exchanges with Crescent City this week (love that place) on the way back there is a place called The Trees of Mystery with a giant Paul Bunyan outside and of course a Babe the Blue Ox as well. We stopped and took photos..... The bull however....... Was very...... Correct in anatomy if you catch my drift..... Yes.... I took a photo with the testicles of a giant blue bull...... I will make sure to attach the photos. Second funny story of the week. After we got done with decorating Diana’s door we passed by an apartment with a box full of Dr. Peppers outside. We looked at a sign it had attached, and it said, "take some, leave it, I don't care. It's free s***. Do what you wish" after laughing hard I then commandeered all of the Dr. Peppers. I haven't had soda in probably 5 months..... But man was it good to be reunited. Haha I know it's terribly unhealthy, but you all know me and my family. :3 I'm trying to be better, but when there is a box of free doctor peppers I can't pass up the opportunity :) 

Anyway, let's get to the subject line. So, I had the opportunity to see the devotional last night for Young Adults. (We are YSA missionaries and we had brought an investigator, so we were totally allowed to go.) President Uchtdorf and his wife talked all about our adventures in mortality. And it was awesome!! It taught me so much about what God cares about and what he doesn't care about. It made me realize that it's the little things that matters. As long as we are faithful. In the Doctrine and Covenants chapter 62 there is a line that president Uchtdorf said that kinda blew my mind and helped me get over myself a little bit. It says "5 And then you may return to bear record, yea, even altogether, or two by two, as seemeth you good, it mattereth not unto me; only be faithful, and declare glad tidings unto the inhabitants of the earth, or among the congregations of the wicked".  Sometimes the decisions we make in life don't matter to the lord (and if they do he will make it known). We should just be "anxiously engaged in a good cause"(DC 58:27)  and "be faithful" as it said previously. Now to kinda tie it in to why it struck me. When we went to the temple. I had 2 questions (realizing now they probably weren’t the best questions but they were questions I felt like I needed answering.) Many of you know that my sister is getting married on June 16th. I'm so happy for her, but we ran into a problem my release date previously the 12th of June was changed to the 19th of June due to transfer scheduling. So, I needed to know should I go home a bit early or do I stay out. Second question, what the freak am I going to do with my life after the mission?  I figured this would be good questions to ask the lord since this was my last temple trip. So, I had a few options in mind and all I was asking the lord was to pick from the 3 options I had. Well, to make a long story short while in the celestial room praying my guts out, I did in fact receive an answer. It came into my mind in the form of a scripture I had previously liked.... D&C 58:26  "For behold, it is not meet that I should command in all things; for he that is compelled in all things, the same is a slothful and not a wise servant; wherefore he receiveth no reward" and like that my temple revelation ceased..... I WAS SO MAD, I was so upset! So frustrated, the entire ride back home I felt like it was such a waste of a temple trip. Was this God telling me he really didn't care? I was in such a bad mood for 2 weeks because of it. So, after thinking it was a waste, I made a decision on my sister's wedding (I will be coming home the 15th of June) and I still have no clue what to do for my career. (I still have ideas but I'm not thinking about it anymore.) It wasn't until last night it made sense and I truly understood, what really matters to God.

This wasn't him telling me he didn't care, this was a loving Heavenly Father letting me spread my wings and make a decision, I mean, that is why we came down to this earth right? All he cares about is the eternal progress of his children. All he cares about is us coming home to him. All he cares about it making sure that along the way home we help others join on the path. Everything else doesn't truly matter in the long run. He will make use of us with whatever we decide to do in this life. President Uchtdorf mentioned (and I'm paraphrasing) "sometimes we wish we had a planned out itinerary for our life, but would we really want that? Someone telling us where we need to go and how we need to act? No of course not. Mortality is the greatest choose your own adventure book ever!" It really made me take a step back and list what's important to God and what's important to me. And make sure that they matched. Although it's important I make good choices and work towards a good career and stuff, God will always help me out and guide me. A quote president Uchtdorf used was by Steve Jobs (again paraphrasing..... Sorry) "You can't see how the dots connect ahead of you, only backwards is when you see them connect" (I butchered it I know) it's true. Ahead is foggy and unclear, it's only after the fact, that you see how God guided you throughout your mortal journey. So even though I'm still incredibly nervous about the future, I know as long as I do the little things perfect, big things will come. And I know this to be true, because the spirit of God told me. And I have seen it already. I know this church is true and I know that we have a loving Heavenly Father who deeply loves us and cares about us and our salvation, not necessarily what we have for breakfast or in what order we need to study in. He cares about us his children. I know the Book of Mormon is the word of God. And it IS in fact another testament of Jesus Christ. Joseph Smith saw what he said he saw. And I know it. Temples are the house of the Lord and I leave this with you in the sacred name of Jesus Christ, our brother and savior, Amen. 

Love you all! Have an awesome week! 

#LightTheWorld

Cheers!
-Elder Riley Field

Elder Field Loves The Mission!

Honestly, I'm not sure what else I should write for my subject line. I really love the mission haha. Anyway, because I wrote you last Wednesday when we went to the temple, I don't have too much to report. I will just kinda let you know what happened the past few days haha.

Anyway, since I last talked with yall we did a bunch of finding and we actually found 2 new investigators. One of them we have high hopes for and the other one could potentially progress,s but not sure how coherent he was for he was drinking quite the amount of beer while we taught him. Haha he said he wants to develop a stronger relationship with God. His grandma is actually a member so that's fun! We are really hoping to continue to work with him. The lesson went well though, taught him the restoration and asked him to read the introduction to the Book of Mormon, so we will see if he does that :) 

The other investigator is named Michael. We haven't been able to meet with him yet, but he said he would be interested in how science and religion correlate, so we will see if we can pull that off. 

Anyway, we just did some more finding and some more preparing for the students who are starting to come back in the area. And we are pumped for it. Lots of door knocking and inviting people to activities! 

Anyway, I just want to tell yall I love you lots and I'm excited to continue to serve the lord. I’m trying to figure out a lot of things still, but I'm excited to continue to learn the doctrines and really get them engraved on my heart. I love the lord, and I know that Joseph saw what he said he saw. I love you all have an awesome week! 

#LightTheWorld

Cheers!
-Elder Riley Field