Miracles and Pday Caps

We had a lot of fun things happen this week with tons of tiny miracles too. The first one I want to share is one of our investigators who had previously been on date but didn't make it due to a few different difficulties texted us one night after following up with him.. He said something like, "I need to get baptized soon, I feel like God is waiting for me to make the leap of faith." It was pretty cool to see the text because we had been working super hard to find people that we could teach before we finish and it didn't seem like it was working! We were already teaching him, and have been since I've been here, but this was a miracle because it just came out of he blue! 

Pday Caps

Some other fun miracles.. We ran into members from all over the place when we were downtown doing a booth and giving out some lemonade.. One family from Farmington! I had no idea Nova Scotia was the place everyone wanted to go on vacation to..  

This next week is going to be pretty awesome, we have an exchange with the Newfoundland zone leaders and then an in person MLC in Moncton.. I can't get away from there :) the Acadians are just way too cool to leave for more than a transfer. 

Some other big miracle news.. The French area I was working on while I was in Fredericton will be opening at the end of this transfer:) the stake president gave permission to hold a sacrament meeting there, so sometime in the next few weeks we will be driving 10 hours to go visit the members there, find an apartment and help get the place organized for the new missionaries :) 
This is exciting, I started talking to president Pratt about it a year ago and it'll be thriving as I leave:) This is a big blessing for the members there as well.. There are a few families there that have to travel across the US boarder and do an hour and a half traveling one way for church, now it'll be held in their own city:) 

Some sad news, elder Hart, our third, went home this morning with an honorable release. The guy went through the craziest mission I've heard of, his nickname was "the million dollar missionary" for two reasons, he was always getting hurt by random things and he was a rock star he just didn't stop. 

We went to Peggy's cove with him before he went home.. It's a tiny lighthouse with a bunch of rocks. It's super cool, I'll send you pics:) 

I made a promise that I'd share my testimony with you of how much I love the church. As you know I love my mission, it's been super hard, definitely the hardest thing I've ever done, but it's been the best two years. I love the church, we were sitting in a lesson and the investigator we were with spoke of how disgusted he was with religion. He recognized the need for a prophet to fix all of it and I can testify that Thomas S Monson is Gods living prophet on Earth today, his counsellors and the 12 apostles really do receive instruction for us daily. We had another investigator talk about how he wanted scripture speaking of today, for our time. How blessed we are to have this not just in general conference twice a year, but on a daily basis! It is comforting to know that although the world is crazy and it will likely get even crazier, God is still leading his people and His strength is greater than all. You cannot fail when you are on the Lords side! I love you all! :) 

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Elder Argyle