You have a great attitude Sofi and we're proud of you! Keep up the great work!
Love,
Wade and Steph
Wade Hull
whull@crescitatx.com
Mobile: (801) 232-4594
> On Mar 18, 2018, at 9:19 PM, Sarah Sophia Hull <sarah.hull@myldsmail.net> wrote:
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> Hi Everyone!
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> The subject line is a lyric from a song in the Princess Diaries. Sister Hubner and I used to sing it after anything particularly miraculous happened while we were out doing missionary work. We ended up singing it as we biked home three or four nights a week. Life is pretty good!
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> Ok so first of all, PLOT TWIST, Sister Hubner and I both whitewashed out of Zhanghua second ward! She is training a new missionary down in Gaoxiong, and I whitewashed into Zhanghua first ward, a whole 20 minute bike ride away from my last area! I still see all my ward members every week on Sundays, which is pretty fun. My new companion is Sister Lin, and she is amazing! She's funny and kind and patient, and really good at not taking no for an answer. Which is an important missionary skill.
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> The other day we were biking back to the church, and I saw a monk in his full monk robes out riding a razor scooter and taking his dog for a walk. I love Taiwan.
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> This week we saw an amazing miracle. My old investigator from Daya, Maybe Later, got baptized! In every area there are certain people that you feel like you were called there specifically to meet. Maybe Later was one of those people. He had been an investigator for over a year, and the whole time he'd been reading the Book of Mormon, praying, and coming to church. Despite all of this, he had a lot of doubts and concerns. I knew he would get baptized eventually, but I figured it might take another year or two. I did not expect it to be only 7 weeks after I left! I'm incredibly excited for him, and I'm so glad I got the chance to meet him and share in a part of his conversion process. I firmly believe that conversion is a quiet miracle, but one of the biggest miracles that can happen. Only God has the power to change hearts and help people reach their full potential. Through following Heavenly Father's plan for us, we truly can discover the greatest joy imaginable.
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> Yesterday we were sweeping the streets with a bunch of old people. They were all really old, but they all looked about 20 years younger than they actually were. I asked one amah what the secret to staying young is. She told me: be happy and sing a lot! I will gladly take that advice.
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> Life is pretty good here in Zhanghua at the moment! Whitewashing is really busy, but we're already starting to see a ton of miracles. We have a great district, an awesome ward, and a really fun area. I'm so grateful that I have this chance to serve the people here in Taiwan. I love them so much, and it is a joy to be able to share with them the gospel of Jesus Christ.
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> Hope you all have a wonderful week!
> lots of love!
> Sister Hull
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