Elder Wright with Elder Hancock
Hey
guys! So, I hope you all enjoyed General Conference, because I sure did! I
honestly didn't think that they were going to change the church schedule to two
hours, but they actually did it! I think my favorite session was the Sunday
Morning session, because all the talks were really good and I got to listen to
it outside in Temple Square. I hope you all realize how important General
Conference is because it is the time when we get to hear from The Lord's
mouthpiece and receive revelation for all of the church.
You're probably
wondering why my title for this email talks about being an adult, aren't you?
Well, I can't go much into it, but I can say is that being a district leader is
difficult, mainly because all the people in your district are counting on you
and expect you to be able to solve their problems. The best way I can put it is
like this: "Oh no, I need an adult! Wait, they expect me to be the adult!
Oh no!!" Oh well, it's not that difficult, but it is a bit stressful and
does take a lot of energy. I know I can, however, be able to do all that I need
to do with the help of The Lord. I hope you all have a great week and make sure
to read your scriptures!
Till next week,
Elder Wright
I
forgot to mention one last thing. So, a few months ago, an elder from the Provo
MTC mission transferred here. His name is Elder Hancock, and he's a really
great guy, even though he's been through a lot. He has dealt with brain cancer
3-4 time, and yet he's still very upbeat and is always willing to joke about
his condition. So, why am I bringing him up? Well, recently, the doctors have
found a mass in his kidney, so he's going home to take care of that. He won't
be coming back to the mission, since he's been serving for 17 months, but he's
glad that he was able to serve with us. I just wanted all of you to know that
if you ever have any big challenges, just remember to take it one step at a
time and to keep a positive outlook on life!
Till next week,
Elder Wright
PS-Recently, I
finished the Book of Mormon, so I was going to read it again, but when I was
reading the 1st chapter of 1st Nephi, I noticed that it
said that he was writing it during the 1st year of the reign of King
Zedekiah. I wondered if he was in The Bible, so I looked and he was! So I
decided that I would read the Old Testament until I got to the point where it
talks about him, then I would read the Book of Mormon from there. I just
thought you might find that interesting.
Here are some screen shots of President Nelson waving to the young Elders of Elder Wright's mission. We think he is the missionary waving on the far left behind the cabinet with the TV monitor.
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