From the beautiful Roang, to the spiritual Vial Ksach, from
the chaotic Thmoh Kol to the strong members in Bung Kok, it's been good to me. I
can only hope that what I did in my 6 months here left it better than I found
it.
Man, Cambodians are so good at paying tithing. They love
that. Even the less actives that haven't been to church for years will stop by the
branch president to pay tithing. I don't know what it is. I think it's because
they are used to giving monks a ton of money for fake blessings, so when they
start receiving real blessings, it just converts them to that principle really
quickly.
In mid-April during the Khmae New Year (different time from Chinese new year but the same
principle) people leave the city for a week and a half. Nothing happens for a
while. And the whole country smells like incense.
Love
Elder Hall
Wyatt's Dad: What
experiences have you had that lead you to believe in a loving and involved
Heavenly Father?
Wyatt: I couldn't point out a specific example of an
experience that has led me to believe that Heavenly Father loves me; it's been
sort of just successive reassurances all throughout my mission. When I do
what He tells me, I get rewarded. Just like in Mosiah, how we are always in
debt. When I go stick it out through the heat of the 1PM sun to go contact
instead of being lazy, I feel good at the very least, and at best I am then led to
those who are going to accept return appointments. Just lots of little things
like that. I could probably think of a good one if you want one.
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