Hey y'all!
I hope everyone has had a great week! We had a pretty good week here. Things picked up quite a bit from last week! :)
Things seem to be coming along here slowly but surely. Our lesson with Sister Holley this week went both good, and bad. We did the cup-demo with her since she had a lot of confusion regarding the Restoration. Especially, fully understanding the Apostasy. When I asked her what the significance was of Joseph receiving the priesthood. She answered with, "otherwise it would be like any other church." I was thrilled with this answer since it helped us to know that she understands the priesthood. The lesson went poorly in that she was quite confused with the doctrine regarding Pre-Earth Life, and Gospel taught to the Dead. We tried sharing Bible verses with her. But none really seemed to help. So this week we are going to clear up any confusion she has.
We seem to be making some real progress with Sister Hodges. We took Sister Shields to see the Hodges this week, and our visit went really well. We shared "Come Join with Us" by Dieter F. Uchtdorf, and Sister Hodges really enjoyed the talk. Towards the end of our visit she said that "we have renewed her Faith in the church." Unfortunately, she had to go back up to South Haven yesterday to babysit grandkids so she didn't attend church. We are praying that she is able to come this week though!
Sister Tu'ifua and I have been working on talking WITH everyone this week. It seems to be going pretty well. Of course we aren't perfect at it. But we are striving to do our best. As a result, we were able to find 8 New Investigators this week. I know that as we continue to do this we will find people to teach.
We had an interesting experience with Brother Hodges this week. He told us that if we could solve his "unsolvable riddle" that he would come to church. Now, as he explained the riddle to us I didn't follow it....so all hope was lost with me solving it. But then during our visit with Sister Hodges. The answer dawned on Sister Shields. (Later, in the car Sister Shields told us that the Spirit brought the answer to her mind.) She told Brother Hodges the answer, and explained it. He did all he could to say that she was wrong. Sister Shields just walked away saying that she would see him in church! :)
This morning in studies I had a "light bulb" moment concerning 2 Corinthians 13:1. In this verse God is telling us that the Book of Mormon is his THIRD witness. The Old Testament was his first. The New Testament was his second, and now the Book of Mormon is his third. Along with this I read 2 Nephi 29:12, and couldn't help but wonder-Where the other records are? I love how the scriptures demonstrate to us the love that God has for us. They testify that God and Christ love ALL the children of God. Christ didn't just show himself to some of God's children. He showed himself to ALL of God's children, and had them record it.
My prayer is that we all continue to feast upon ALL of God's words. We will be accountable for knowing the gospel in it's fullness as contained in the scriptures. I know that as y'all study prayerfully and with real intent God will reveal things to you.
Love,
Sister W. Williams
Monday, September 8, 2014
Monday, September 1, 2014
Hey y'all,
We had a pretty interesting week this past week. Yesterday we knocked on a door, and the woman who answered immediately asked Mormons? I responded Yes! She responded with "I am Baptist, Christian, I believe in the Trinity, and Jesus Christ IS God." She then closed the door. Sister Tu'ifua and I walked away not really knowing how to respond....
The area here seems to be at a stand still. Either we aren't able to find any one interested in our message. Or when we do find a lot of new investigators they seem to drop within a couple of days. It's very puzzling to me how this works... However, things are going really well with Sister Holley. We taught her about the Restoration this week, and she said that she has been reading the Book of Mormon. I felt that the lesson we had with her was the best one we have taught thus far. When Sister Tu'ifua invited her to Baptism she said yeah but then began to cry. She doesn't understand fully why she needs to be Baptized again. So when we see her this week we are going to focus on the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Especially on RECEIVING the Gift of the Holy Ghost.
We had a great lesson with Tiffany Newson this week. She actually prayed! She actually wasn't going to end us with the prayer. But Sister Tu'ifua mentioned that she promised us last time that she would. She said, "oh", and then prayed. I was really ecstatic that she actually prayed this time. Since we have been trying to get her to do this several times.
Yesterday was an interesting day. We found out that two of our ward members passed away. We have been working with one of them; Brother Holliman. What was heart breaking to me is that we weren't able to see him this past week like we had hoped. We tried and tried for rides to get out there. But it just didn't workout. The good news is that the family was very grateful for the visits we have been able to make out there.
This morning I studied D&C 4. I really focused on dissecting it, and reading additional scripture to help me really understand the doctrine behind this section. What stood out to me as I studied was "layeth up in store." As I studied what this sentence means it occurred to me that as we put the armor on God on, live the gospel, and keep Christ as our foundation. We will be prepared and ready for when the "bridegroom comes". We will have oil in our lamps, and will be prepared to meet God.
My prayer is that we continue to fill our lamps with oil. That we continue to pray, and study the scriptures along with attending church. So that we will learn what we must do in order to be prepared to meet God. May we not procrastinate becoming better and more Christ-like.
Love y'all!
Sister W. Williams
We had a pretty interesting week this past week. Yesterday we knocked on a door, and the woman who answered immediately asked Mormons? I responded Yes! She responded with "I am Baptist, Christian, I believe in the Trinity, and Jesus Christ IS God." She then closed the door. Sister Tu'ifua and I walked away not really knowing how to respond....
The area here seems to be at a stand still. Either we aren't able to find any one interested in our message. Or when we do find a lot of new investigators they seem to drop within a couple of days. It's very puzzling to me how this works... However, things are going really well with Sister Holley. We taught her about the Restoration this week, and she said that she has been reading the Book of Mormon. I felt that the lesson we had with her was the best one we have taught thus far. When Sister Tu'ifua invited her to Baptism she said yeah but then began to cry. She doesn't understand fully why she needs to be Baptized again. So when we see her this week we are going to focus on the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Especially on RECEIVING the Gift of the Holy Ghost.
We had a great lesson with Tiffany Newson this week. She actually prayed! She actually wasn't going to end us with the prayer. But Sister Tu'ifua mentioned that she promised us last time that she would. She said, "oh", and then prayed. I was really ecstatic that she actually prayed this time. Since we have been trying to get her to do this several times.
Yesterday was an interesting day. We found out that two of our ward members passed away. We have been working with one of them; Brother Holliman. What was heart breaking to me is that we weren't able to see him this past week like we had hoped. We tried and tried for rides to get out there. But it just didn't workout. The good news is that the family was very grateful for the visits we have been able to make out there.
This morning I studied D&C 4. I really focused on dissecting it, and reading additional scripture to help me really understand the doctrine behind this section. What stood out to me as I studied was "layeth up in store." As I studied what this sentence means it occurred to me that as we put the armor on God on, live the gospel, and keep Christ as our foundation. We will be prepared and ready for when the "bridegroom comes". We will have oil in our lamps, and will be prepared to meet God.
My prayer is that we continue to fill our lamps with oil. That we continue to pray, and study the scriptures along with attending church. So that we will learn what we must do in order to be prepared to meet God. May we not procrastinate becoming better and more Christ-like.
Love y'all!
Sister W. Williams
Monday, August 25, 2014
Hey y'all,
We had some pretty amazing experiences this week. On Wednesday night we invited Sister Holley to start taking the discussions. We have been meaning to invite her for quite awhile. Since she has been coming to church every week for the past couple months. But every time we were about to. It just never felt like it was right until the other night. She accepted the invitation. So we are looking forward to starting to teach her this week. We met a man named Dexter this week, and we are really excited to be able to start teaching him. He grew up in Memphis, and had an LDS friend. He had heard of the Book of Mormon but didn't understand what it was exactly. So we introduced the Book of Mormon to him as another testament of Jesus Christ. His interest was caught in the fact that it talks about the Resurrected Christ coming to the America's. He is very interested in reading the Book of Mormon. My prayer is that he reads it with a sincere heart so that he can come to know the truth of it.
We have also started to re-teach a Less Active named Sister Sanders. She amazes me when we talk with her because she has a great desire to make her life right. We first came into contact with her on Tuesday, and she asked us to reteach her the lessons. We went over Wednesday and re-taught her about the Restoration. She even had a nonmember sister-in-law there, and was testifying and explaining things to her. Sister Sanders came to church yesterday, and I was ecstatic! I am so happy for her. She has true Faith in that she is acting upon the desires of her heart.
Right now Sister Tu'ifua and I are continually trying to work on ways to show the members that we Love them. We feel that that is what is going to motivate them to do missionary work.
This week we had a pretty interesting experience. We went to see Riley for our return appointment, and were greeted by a very clever sign. It read, "No Soliciting. We aren't buying and we already have God in our hearts." I thought that this was pretty smart on their part. They have everything covered...;)
This morning I was given a really neat insight by the Spirit. I was reading Alma 12:6 and was reminded of 2 Nephi 1:15. In Alma 12:6 It tells us that the devil encircles us about with chains. While 2 Nephi 1:15 talks about how the Lord encircles us about in the arms of his Love. How grateful I am to know that all the Lord wants for us is to be happy. He wants to save us from sins, pains, and weaknesses. We just need to accept the atonement, and rely completely on him.
My hope is that we all can let the atonement fully encompass us. That we come to understand it more daily. That we strive each day to understand more about our Savior. May we always Remember Him.
Love,
Sister W. Williams
We had some pretty amazing experiences this week. On Wednesday night we invited Sister Holley to start taking the discussions. We have been meaning to invite her for quite awhile. Since she has been coming to church every week for the past couple months. But every time we were about to. It just never felt like it was right until the other night. She accepted the invitation. So we are looking forward to starting to teach her this week. We met a man named Dexter this week, and we are really excited to be able to start teaching him. He grew up in Memphis, and had an LDS friend. He had heard of the Book of Mormon but didn't understand what it was exactly. So we introduced the Book of Mormon to him as another testament of Jesus Christ. His interest was caught in the fact that it talks about the Resurrected Christ coming to the America's. He is very interested in reading the Book of Mormon. My prayer is that he reads it with a sincere heart so that he can come to know the truth of it.
We have also started to re-teach a Less Active named Sister Sanders. She amazes me when we talk with her because she has a great desire to make her life right. We first came into contact with her on Tuesday, and she asked us to reteach her the lessons. We went over Wednesday and re-taught her about the Restoration. She even had a nonmember sister-in-law there, and was testifying and explaining things to her. Sister Sanders came to church yesterday, and I was ecstatic! I am so happy for her. She has true Faith in that she is acting upon the desires of her heart.
Right now Sister Tu'ifua and I are continually trying to work on ways to show the members that we Love them. We feel that that is what is going to motivate them to do missionary work.
This week we had a pretty interesting experience. We went to see Riley for our return appointment, and were greeted by a very clever sign. It read, "No Soliciting. We aren't buying and we already have God in our hearts." I thought that this was pretty smart on their part. They have everything covered...;)
This morning I was given a really neat insight by the Spirit. I was reading Alma 12:6 and was reminded of 2 Nephi 1:15. In Alma 12:6 It tells us that the devil encircles us about with chains. While 2 Nephi 1:15 talks about how the Lord encircles us about in the arms of his Love. How grateful I am to know that all the Lord wants for us is to be happy. He wants to save us from sins, pains, and weaknesses. We just need to accept the atonement, and rely completely on him.
My hope is that we all can let the atonement fully encompass us. That we come to understand it more daily. That we strive each day to understand more about our Savior. May we always Remember Him.
Love,
Sister W. Williams
Monday, August 18, 2014
Hey y'all!
Hope everyone has had a great week. This week has been pretty good-very up and down though...;)
Things picked up a little bit this week. We were able to find quite a few people, and had some pretty amazing experiences. We came back into contact with Tawanna this week. She admitted to us that she has been avoiding us. She says that she doesn't want us to give up on her though. The problem is that temptations have a big hold on her right now. She is moving backward rather than forwards. We committed her to coming to church, and when I asked if we could text, call, or knock on her door. She said that we could be persistent and do all three. So we ended up texting, and knocking on her door yesterday. Unfortunately, she didn't respond to either of them.
Things with the Hodges are picking up. We had a great visit with them this week. Sister Hodges mentioned that they want to get the grandkids into scouting. We are hoping that this will create a desire in them to start coming to church on Sundays.
Yesterday we invited the Nelson family to re-take the discussions. I feel that there is a lot of potential with this family. They haven't seen missionaries in 17 years, and one of their sons isn't a member. I am looking forward to teaching them, and rekindling how they felt when they first joined the church! :)
Sister Tu'ifua and I are doing great. We are just working on serving the members and developing Charity. We feel that that is what needs to happen to increase the work here.
We had a very unique experience this week. We felt prompted to knock on a certain home. After knocking we realized that mosquitoes were all over the door. So we weren't sure what was going to happen. After a few minutes a woman came to the door, opened it up, and then immediately slammed it shut because of the mosquitoes. Sister Tu'ifua and I weren't sure what to do so we just stood....She then asked if we could come over to the garage. We then had a really great discussion with her. She was very open into reading the B.O.M. We gave her a Book of Mormon app pass along card, and explained that she could actually listen to the B.O.M. in the car. She responded by saying that she would plug it in, and listen to it through her stereo. She missed our return appointment though. We believe though that she is out of town.
I learned quite a bit from my studies this week. I have continued to study from Preach My Gospel. This morning I liked how it says that, "Reading, Pondering, and Studying the Book of Mormon are critical for an enduring conversion." This statement is very powerful to me. It's amazing how the word of God can do so much for us in our lives. Not only does the B.O.M. convert, gives us knowledge, and empower us. But it deepens our conversion and continuously brings us closer to Christ.
Have a great week!
Love,
Sister W. Williams
Hope everyone has had a great week. This week has been pretty good-very up and down though...;)
Things picked up a little bit this week. We were able to find quite a few people, and had some pretty amazing experiences. We came back into contact with Tawanna this week. She admitted to us that she has been avoiding us. She says that she doesn't want us to give up on her though. The problem is that temptations have a big hold on her right now. She is moving backward rather than forwards. We committed her to coming to church, and when I asked if we could text, call, or knock on her door. She said that we could be persistent and do all three. So we ended up texting, and knocking on her door yesterday. Unfortunately, she didn't respond to either of them.
Things with the Hodges are picking up. We had a great visit with them this week. Sister Hodges mentioned that they want to get the grandkids into scouting. We are hoping that this will create a desire in them to start coming to church on Sundays.
Yesterday we invited the Nelson family to re-take the discussions. I feel that there is a lot of potential with this family. They haven't seen missionaries in 17 years, and one of their sons isn't a member. I am looking forward to teaching them, and rekindling how they felt when they first joined the church! :)
Sister Tu'ifua and I are doing great. We are just working on serving the members and developing Charity. We feel that that is what needs to happen to increase the work here.
We had a very unique experience this week. We felt prompted to knock on a certain home. After knocking we realized that mosquitoes were all over the door. So we weren't sure what was going to happen. After a few minutes a woman came to the door, opened it up, and then immediately slammed it shut because of the mosquitoes. Sister Tu'ifua and I weren't sure what to do so we just stood....She then asked if we could come over to the garage. We then had a really great discussion with her. She was very open into reading the B.O.M. We gave her a Book of Mormon app pass along card, and explained that she could actually listen to the B.O.M. in the car. She responded by saying that she would plug it in, and listen to it through her stereo. She missed our return appointment though. We believe though that she is out of town.
I learned quite a bit from my studies this week. I have continued to study from Preach My Gospel. This morning I liked how it says that, "Reading, Pondering, and Studying the Book of Mormon are critical for an enduring conversion." This statement is very powerful to me. It's amazing how the word of God can do so much for us in our lives. Not only does the B.O.M. convert, gives us knowledge, and empower us. But it deepens our conversion and continuously brings us closer to Christ.
Have a great week!
Love,
Sister W. Williams
Monday, August 11, 2014
Hi y'all!!
I hope y'all have had a great week. This week was quite the roller coaster. Full of lot's of ups and downs. But most importantly Hannah was Baptized!!!
Hannah's Baptism went AMAZING!! Her Mother and Grandmother ended up attending. There also was a large support from the Ward as well. In fact, some young men had to sit out in the hall because the room was so crowded. Hannah gave her testimony at the end of the program, and many hearts were touched because of it. The spirit was remarkable during the whole service, and everyone who came really enjoyed the service. I was able to play the Violin for interlude while she got dressed, and it was a remarkable experience for me. I could feel the spirit very strongly as I played. Other than Hannah's Baptism our week was pretty rough. We had some amazing experiences, and then ended up being dropped. It seems as though our investigators aren't wanting to keep commitments.
Sister Tu'ifua and I are currently trying to come up with new finding techniques. Specifically new door approaches. Spiritual Harvesting isn't working right now so we are going to the "drawing board". My prayer is that we are able to come up with something that will really work for this area.
Hannah told us some very exciting news this week. She is strongly considering going on a mission. What's remarkable to me is that she really wants to do the Lord's will in all things. She looks to the Lord in every thought, and fully rely's on him. What a remarkable example she has been to me of doing God's will.
This week in studies I have started to read Preach My Gospel from the beginning. As I have done this my knowledge has increased greatly. I feel that I am getting a better grasp of missionary work as a whole. My understanding is increasing of every phase of the work. I hope that as I continue to study PMG my missionary work will improve, and I will become the missionary God intends for me to be.
My prayer is that we increase in understanding and wisdom everyday. From our studying of the scriptures daily.
Have a great week!
Love,
Sister W. Williams
I hope y'all have had a great week. This week was quite the roller coaster. Full of lot's of ups and downs. But most importantly Hannah was Baptized!!!
Hannah's Baptism went AMAZING!! Her Mother and Grandmother ended up attending. There also was a large support from the Ward as well. In fact, some young men had to sit out in the hall because the room was so crowded. Hannah gave her testimony at the end of the program, and many hearts were touched because of it. The spirit was remarkable during the whole service, and everyone who came really enjoyed the service. I was able to play the Violin for interlude while she got dressed, and it was a remarkable experience for me. I could feel the spirit very strongly as I played. Other than Hannah's Baptism our week was pretty rough. We had some amazing experiences, and then ended up being dropped. It seems as though our investigators aren't wanting to keep commitments.
Sister Tu'ifua and I are currently trying to come up with new finding techniques. Specifically new door approaches. Spiritual Harvesting isn't working right now so we are going to the "drawing board". My prayer is that we are able to come up with something that will really work for this area.
Hannah told us some very exciting news this week. She is strongly considering going on a mission. What's remarkable to me is that she really wants to do the Lord's will in all things. She looks to the Lord in every thought, and fully rely's on him. What a remarkable example she has been to me of doing God's will.
This week in studies I have started to read Preach My Gospel from the beginning. As I have done this my knowledge has increased greatly. I feel that I am getting a better grasp of missionary work as a whole. My understanding is increasing of every phase of the work. I hope that as I continue to study PMG my missionary work will improve, and I will become the missionary God intends for me to be.
My prayer is that we increase in understanding and wisdom everyday. From our studying of the scriptures daily.
Have a great week!
Love,
Sister W. Williams
Friday, August 8, 2014
Hi y'all!
Everything with Hannah is continuing to go well. Her eyes are fixed on her Baptism this weekend. She told her parents and Grandma this week about her Baptism. Her parents aren't too supportive. But her Grandma is completely behind her. We just keep telling her to love her parents, and to lead by example. I have learned a lot from Hannah. The number one thing is that she completely wants to do God's will for her. She keeps telling us that all she desires is what God desires for her. What a great mind set to have!
We had a great first lesson with Tawanna this week. She asked us a lot of questions. Which was neat because she really wants to understand everything. She accepted the Baptismal Invite of August 23rd. We were disappointed when she didn't show up at church yesterday. Since she had texted us the day before saying that she would hopefully be there. I am praying that this week we are able to get her to come to church.
Yesterday I felt strongly prompted to knock on the house next door to the church. We knocked 2 times, and heard the Television's volume turn down. So we walked away. But as we were walking down the street a man called us back. His name is Levar, and apparently his wife is a former investigator. We gave him the Restoration lesson. Since he talked about how in other churches he has noticed the "misconstrued" doctrine that has come up. He eagerly asked for a copy of the Book of Mormon. I am excited to teach him more this week. I can tell how prepared God has made him for our message.
We had another interesting thing happen to us yesterday. A policeman called us over, and started asking us questions. He didn't realize that sisters come out on missions just like the elders. At first it seemed as though we had found a new investigator. However, that thinking was changed when he told us all the things he knew regarding the church. What was sad to me is that even though he knows a lot. He doesn't know the truth. He knows about all of the "deep doctrines" of the Church. But a lot of the information is incorrect. I hope that at least he gained some reliable knowledge from us.
This week in studies I was enlightened upon the doctrine of Tithing. I studied Tithing in both the Gospel Principles manual, and Preach My Gospel. Since that was one of the lesson's we taught Hannah this week. As I studied I was rebuked by God. I came to the realization that I need to pay tithing not only on income. But on every increase of money I receive. I am glad that God gave me more knowledge regarding the commandment of Tithing. So that I can live this commandment fully. What a relief that came over me as I was able to pay what I owed yesterday. I know that the Lord will bless me as I desire to keep all of the commandments fully.
My prayer is that all of us live the commandments fully. That we really study the commandments, and learn how we can live them to the best of our ability. Have a great week. My prayers are with you!
Love y'all!
Sister W. Williams
Everything with Hannah is continuing to go well. Her eyes are fixed on her Baptism this weekend. She told her parents and Grandma this week about her Baptism. Her parents aren't too supportive. But her Grandma is completely behind her. We just keep telling her to love her parents, and to lead by example. I have learned a lot from Hannah. The number one thing is that she completely wants to do God's will for her. She keeps telling us that all she desires is what God desires for her. What a great mind set to have!
We had a great first lesson with Tawanna this week. She asked us a lot of questions. Which was neat because she really wants to understand everything. She accepted the Baptismal Invite of August 23rd. We were disappointed when she didn't show up at church yesterday. Since she had texted us the day before saying that she would hopefully be there. I am praying that this week we are able to get her to come to church.
Yesterday I felt strongly prompted to knock on the house next door to the church. We knocked 2 times, and heard the Television's volume turn down. So we walked away. But as we were walking down the street a man called us back. His name is Levar, and apparently his wife is a former investigator. We gave him the Restoration lesson. Since he talked about how in other churches he has noticed the "misconstrued" doctrine that has come up. He eagerly asked for a copy of the Book of Mormon. I am excited to teach him more this week. I can tell how prepared God has made him for our message.
We had another interesting thing happen to us yesterday. A policeman called us over, and started asking us questions. He didn't realize that sisters come out on missions just like the elders. At first it seemed as though we had found a new investigator. However, that thinking was changed when he told us all the things he knew regarding the church. What was sad to me is that even though he knows a lot. He doesn't know the truth. He knows about all of the "deep doctrines" of the Church. But a lot of the information is incorrect. I hope that at least he gained some reliable knowledge from us.
This week in studies I was enlightened upon the doctrine of Tithing. I studied Tithing in both the Gospel Principles manual, and Preach My Gospel. Since that was one of the lesson's we taught Hannah this week. As I studied I was rebuked by God. I came to the realization that I need to pay tithing not only on income. But on every increase of money I receive. I am glad that God gave me more knowledge regarding the commandment of Tithing. So that I can live this commandment fully. What a relief that came over me as I was able to pay what I owed yesterday. I know that the Lord will bless me as I desire to keep all of the commandments fully.
My prayer is that all of us live the commandments fully. That we really study the commandments, and learn how we can live them to the best of our ability. Have a great week. My prayers are with you!
Love y'all!
Sister W. Williams
Monday, July 28, 2014
The area here seems to be picking up quite a bit. We had some incredible experiences this week. One of my favorite highlights of the week is that we had 10 member present lessons. That is an all time high for my mission thus far. It's incredible to me to see the difference in teaching with, and without members. Investigators progress a lot more rapidly when members are involved.Hannah Simpson is doing well, and is continuing to press forward toward her baptismal date of August 9th. She is getting fed a lot of anti from her family. But she is staying strong. She texts us her questions, and we respond in the best way that we know how. She is quite the studier. She is really feasting upon the words of Christ. It is neat to see the knowledge that she has been given just as she seeks it out.
We had a really great lesson with Tawanna this week. We took Sister Welch over, and she was a great fellowshipper to her. She invited Tawanna to church, and offered to have a lesson at her house. We did our best to overcome Tawanna's concern of coming to church yesterday. But we didn't seem to have resolved it. Even with Sister Welch's invitation to church. Tawanna still didn't attend. She doesn't want to be hypocritical and is very shy. We tried to overcome that by sharing that Christ came to be a physician to sinners; not the righteous. This week I hope to be able to overcome her concern of church fully.
We have had quite the experience with Dean Herrow. He met with Elders before, and never picked up the Book of Mormon. But ever since we have been working with him. He has been really feasting upon the scriptures. He asks us lots of questions regarding the Book of Mormon. Which is great because I can tell his heart is searching. He may not know it yet but because he wants to know the truth. I know that through prayer he will have a desire to change.
This week in studies I have been focusing on studying from the Bible, Book of Mormon, and Gospel Principles manual. I have learned a lot by studying this way. I have really come to Love the Gospel Principles manual. In fact, I have learned a lot about basic doctrine in the church just from my reading of it. My goal is to continue to study in this manner. So I can get a better grasp on every gospel principle that I teach.
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