The Gifts of Tongues and Humility

 Hello everyone! I hope your week was great! Our week was super busy! We were just jam packed with lessons and english classes and all sorts of stuff. It was really interesting. As I've probably mentioned a few times before, I'm learning Chinese (mandarin) and I always love trying to speak to other people from China. Well, this week, I decided to try and get some practice as we taught our English lessons, since we teach people that we thought knew pretty little English. So when we were teaching, we read through the list of words and some of our people didn't know what the meaning of the words were so I tried to say the word in Mandarin and they weren't really impressed haha one of them even spoke Cantonese and I was trying to speak the word in Cantonese but she just said that she could read the Chinese....awkward... It definitely answered my prayers of help to be humble 

  Anyways, something fun that happened this week was we had a fruit snack that wasn't cut right so we got 2 for 1! We also heart attacked Sister Hitchcock's door yesterday with the Waverly Sisters for Mother's Day. It was so fun!

 Also, the other day, we were leaving the church and there was a few cars lined up in the back, all just chillin. It was sketchy but also, it was so cool because when we left, there was just a big huge line of cars and they were all super cool. There was Audis, mustangs, trucks, the works, it was awesome! 

 So, something I wanted to share with you all was an experience we had with someone we are teaching. We were talking to her about how sometimes it's scary to share your testimony or talk to people as missionaries and how it's tough because people might reject us and stuff and she goes, "Why is that scary?" That question kind of stumped me. Why is it so scary to me that someone might not accept the gospel? Let me share something that someone once told me. They aren't rejecting you, they're rejecting the gospel. Anyways, my point is, share your testimony anyways! Be a missionary! It's not hard to simply tell someone that you know God loves them. Honestly, the simpler the better. Get out there and share your testimony because you never know who it will impact for good! ️

I hope you all have a fabulous week!

Love, Sister Talbot