Tuesday, July 12, 2011

June 13, 2011

"Duh Dewey,

I don't even know where to begin. Where does one start to put together a tapestry of blessings from his father in heaven, and viewed only through my eyes. I boast not of myself, but of God (Alma 25) I was sitting in the chapel waiting to see the bride walk into her wedding, her soon to be husband saying a prayer under his breath. Such a scene I have never laid my eyes.  I was looking at a life change, and Elder Trumpet and I have been seeing it  play  out step by step. Up till this point as they prepared themselves to live as God commands, this was there step of faith. I picked up the Book of Mormon and turned to where I left off my reading the day prior, Alma 25. As I started to read I Immediately saw that god had prepared for me to read that at this time. I read of Amuleck rejoicing in the success that they  had among the Lamanites. We have had much successes and my heart was full of joy. I would not trade that moment for anything in life. I am so greatful to be here! That god would allow me to come here at this time. There is something that Machi's Dad told me "a mission isn't easy" I have to paraphrase the last part,   But it is worth it!!!  I have been reflecting on that over and over. Some days it is hard and is almost never easy, but it is always worth it. The next day WE had the opportunity to Baptize Nicky and Mervin and there Daughter Felicia. There are few Experiences that match this event!!!!


Well I am Almost out of time, but I love you so much,  everyone of you. It is going to be wonderful to see you all soon. This mission is flying past. I just want to tell you all that I know that the Book of Mormon is the word of God, and that there are always answers to your questions inside. I have had many answered. I really love the hour I get to study each day, I don't know what I would do without it. I know that obedience is literally the first law and if you are obedient everything will work. I love you once again.

Love Elder Conder"PO Box 2316
Kingston 8
Jamaica

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