Christmas was GREAT! I got a bunch of SWEET ties and a Christmas album by
Michael Buble and a Rubik's cube. Life is good.
This week we visited with that golden investigator I was telling you about
last week. Well, turns out there's still a bumpy road ahead. He believe's the
Bible is infallible and see's the BoM and Bible as clashing, but at the same
time says that he can feel the Spirit stirring within him and feels Joseph Smith
was definitely inspired by God, so it's just CRAZY! There's no doubt that he's
sincerely seeking understanding though because he came to church with us
yesterday and he's read just about the entire BoM in the less than two weeks
that we've known him. I don't know what else to do besides just teaching true
doctrine and giving him time.
Another of our investigators is progressing right along too. She loves
when we come by and teach her and can feel the change that it's making in her
life. These are seriously the two best investigators I've ever had which is why
this has been the most frustrating/exciting/frightening/happy week of the
mission. I just want for them to get baptized so bad and continue on in the
straight and narrow path.
Fingers crossed.
I've felt kinda sick the past few days. I just have a head cold that
consists of a mild cough that becomes exacerbated between the hours of 10:00
p.m. and 6:30 a.m. Precisely when I'm trying to sleep!
Hooray!
But, in the infinite foresight of my parents, I've received a shipment of
halls cough drops that consist of a delightful mixture of lemon, honey, and
menthol! They taste great and soothe my throat, but didn't do anything for my
cough and I still couldn't sleep until 11:30 last night. Such is life.
Well, I love and miss you all. Thanks to everyone that sent me Christmas
greetings. I much appreciated them.
Happy New Year!
Love,
Elder Grabinger
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