Monday, January 20, 2014

What language was that?

Wow, again.  I don't even know where to begin.  Except that... I feel like the Lord is pouring out His blessings on Thailand.  And there is no room to receive it!  I can't even describe it to you well.  :)
Whereeeee should I start... I don't even know... this week... has been CRAZY.  The Lord has been blessing us so much.  As we've been trying to find new investigators... and trying to prepare others for baptism, we have been so amazed to see how the Lord literally... just... hands us blessings sometimes.  There is a scripture that keeps coming to mind...

"Therefore, dearly beloved brethren, let us cheerfully do all things that lie in our power; and then may we stand still, with the utmost assurance, to see the salvation of God, and for his arm to be revealed"

I honestly... feel like we are watching the arm of God be revealed.  We had an opportunity to leave our area on one day this week to help with a youth fireside in another area where they have no sister missionaries.  We tried our best to use the travel time effectively.  Annnnnd.  We also talked about how the Lord would bless us and our area, even though we wouldn't be there!  When we were about 5 minutes from the church, on our way back from the activity thing,  we got a phone call from the Elders... someone had just walked into the church and wanted to learn!  You would be amazed... if I had enough time to relay all of the amazing miracles that happen.  It's insane.  But it really is the arm of the Lord being revealed.  It's incredible!!  

This week... we were so blessed... to get a lot more investigators!  Wowza.  As people have been getting baptized we've been trying to find and find and find!  We still do our 2 hours of inviting people to be baptized every day!  Annnnnnd.  Again.  It's just amazing the blessings the Lord has poured out on Don Mueang.  We had so many investigators at church.  Man.  It was kinda stressful :)  Buuuut in the best way possible! :)  I'm so excited for all of these new investigators!  

The BEST part of the week.  Was definitely Sunday!  When Brother Day, a really awesome investigator, got baptized!!  Wowza.  You guys he is so cool, Sister Mac and I decided he should get his own "I'm a Mormon" video... haha... Brother Day is... a boxer?  Some sort of boxer.  But, he is Thai... but usually lives in Australia.  He was back here for a couple of months... and in that time... he walked up to some missionaries who were inviting.  Annnnnd... learned with us.  And got baptized!  Wow.  He has amazing desires to know the truth.  He reads and studies, and really tries to understand everything.  I think he may have studied for his interview a little bit!  Haha... even though we told him he didn't need to study anything!  But.  It was an awesome day to be able to get to see him baptized.  Wow!!!!!  I hate that I'm so bad at describing everything!  It really was amazing though!  
Just a funny story from Sunday too... afterward... our Branch president was talking to our companionship and Brother Day!  He mentioned that my singing sounded good (I did a musical number for the baptism)  and Brother Day turned to me and said "Yeah, that sounded beautiful Sister Croft.  What language was that?"  Haha... I think I maybe made a crazy face and then repeated the question.  Our Branch President laughed and said... "It was in Thai" and then he said to us in English "I like this guy, he's innocent!"  Hahaha.  So maybe my Thai still needs a little work.  But if it was perfect... I'd never have any of these golden moments.

Another funny thing.  Yesterday someone was again talking to me in English and said "I like your hair color Sister Croft.  It's not like... gray... it's more like... green."  I love Thailand :)  I really really do.  It is the BEST! :)  

The church is TRUE!  Wow.  I wish you could know all of these awesome investigators and members.  They are wonderful.  Wow.  We are INCREDIBLY blessed.

Have a wonderful week!  I love you all!

Love,
Sister Croft

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