February 9, 2020

Bula Vinaka!
Our area is doing really good. We have seen a lot of miracles in it. One of which was this lady that sister 'Aliki and I found a few weeks ago. We shared BOM as an OYM, and when we went back for a return appointment, she had had a baby so we hadn't been back for a while. I decided we should check her this week again to see if she was back. She was and she said she had been waiting for us to come back because she really liked the BOM and had read up to 2 Nephi already. Yesterday we had the opportunity to share the Plan of Salvation with her. We asked her what her thoughts were and she said that it made her happy learning about it and that she wants to go to the Celestial Kingdom with her whole family. She asked us if that was possible because her current church teaches that you will not recognize or know your family members after you die. We assured her that she could. This was a great experience for us because it helped us to realize that people are prepared to receive the gospel. They are looking for it!
Loloma Bibi,
Sista Wayment

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