Patience Patience

So yup not sure how to start this... welp yup ok

so last week was wierd.. this week was also abnormal but then again that is mission life.

ON thursday we did service for a member who is cleaning out his garage.., he had like 6 old office desks from his dads old business in there and they were all going out and up into storage at his shop. in storage meant up on top of the office there hahaha so we rigged a sketchy idea to make it work. 4 desks and a bookshelf were pushed up ladder... almost horizontal i might add haha any way we managed just fine.  but it was tons of fun! we taught all of our investigators this week which was awesome! and we found a new one. she is the younger sister of a less active member so that is awesome... we can help both out! 

I studied patience alot this week because i wasn't getting what i wanted when i wanted it... so i decided a review was in need. It has been a wonderful journey, learning lots and finding even more things to work on! i would suggest that everyone go read this talk for Pres. Utchfdorf!

https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2010/04/continue-in-patience?lang=eng

it is so awesome!! well i gotta go but i love you all!!!

Love 

elder jensen!

A Saturday Glimpse....

A Slow Week and a Phone Call

Well it was a slow boring week.

We hardly taught at all. But he lord was just trying our faith.

Saturday evening we talked to this guy, Jonathan, who was out cleaning his yard at like 8:45 weird... but that's what we look for really. So we talked to him and he said we could come over Sunday night.

After dinner on Sunday we go over and some other guy answers the door and tells us that Jonathan just left. So we walk back to our apartments all dejected. When we get back we check our phone and see that there is a voice mail. It was Jonathan, calling to tell us he was expecting us. NO ONE EVER CALLS MISSIONARIES! So we hurried back to his place and it turns out he was in the bathroom or shower when we first knocked. We taught him the restoration and during the lesson he told us that he knows he needs to read the bible but doesn't like to because it is hard to understand. We then taught him about the Book of Mormon and how it is like the Bible, but simpler and easier to understand. it was a pretty cool lesson.

Also earlier this week we had by far the crappiest day ever hahahah we were helping this less active family who has 2 horses and we were shovelling out their stable/pen area... we shovelled a ton of crap... like literally a ton. it was pretty funny and quite the adventure! So like I said... It was the crappiest day ever!

Well I hope all is well back home?

Love 

Elder Jensen

This picture from Bro. Tahauri is just a picture... his 6 year old daughter wanted to do a picture with hats on so we did it hahah it was fun!