Brigham Young Park - A Night of Entertainment
Sister Missionaries on Transfer Day
"Music and The Spoken Word"
Sixth Week of the
Mission
Salt Lake Temple
Square Mission
July 14, 2013
Taggart had a great idea this last week. It has been SO hot here with temperatures in
the 100’s for days that he thought it would be a good idea to wait for the
sisters when they come home from the Square and give them a popsicle. We waited for them on the porch step and
handed them out as they passed by.
However, we didn’t plan accordingly and ran out of popsicles. Kimm pulled out cookies that she had made
that day and tried to accommodate everyone.
Anyway it was fun and those sisters so appreciated the tasty treat.
We have found that we really need to be close to the spirit
in all that we do. So, for the past
several days we have been praying to touch someone and know where to go to
accomplish that goal. Yesterday, Kimm
felt that they needed to go to the North Visitor’s Center. As they passed people, they noticed a gal who
seemed to be alone. As we approached her
she began telling us her sad story. She
was a woman who had left her husband because of infidelity and had come to live
in Utah with her children. She had an
unbelievable testimony of the gospel and was so positive about everything, but
of course saddened by her plight. We
took her through “God’s Plan for Families” and she just wept. Kimm felt a strong impression to be with her
during the presentation. She had an
unbelievable testimony and it strengthened ours as we listened to her. Indeed we were at the right place at the
right time.
We are trying to get out of our rut of being weary when we
get home, so this week we actually went to a concert in Brigham Young
Park. The entertainers were a group
called “Mercy River” a popular Mormon threesome. They were terrific and their songs reflected
such strong spiritual messages to all present.
It really was a wonderful evening.
We had some great visits with people this week. Taggart had a special experience with a
couple in the Beehive House. They had so
many questions for him and listened so intently to his responses. It was quite a learning experience for them
and him. His 20 minute tour turned into
a one hour give and take experience with this couple. But the highlight of this week was meeting
a family from New Jersey. They were
truly a golden family just waiting to be baptized. The spirit was very strong as we took them to
the various sites and we just knew that they were enjoying each moment. We will be seeing them at the “Music and the
Spoken Word” tomorrow before they head to California. We are hoping against hope that we can make
contact with them and something may happen.
They certainly will be in our prayers!
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