| it poureddddd that day. we thought it was going to flood | 
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| So wet! | 
Something I learned is the 
importance of taking baby steps. God doesn't expect us to move mountains
 overnight, but he does expect us to act in faith and to get out of our 
comfort zones-- that's where our stretching zone is! That way, when we 
get to the spirit world, we won't be bound by our comfort zone or our 
weaknesses, but we will feel free and happy and at peace! 
After
 getting off the bus while we were blitzing ESL flyers, we stopped and 
talked to this girl. She was superrrrr not interested. So we asked her 
if she knew anyone that anyone that would be interested in hearing our 
message. And then she said the saddest thing I've ever heard a human 
say; she said, "About Jesus Christ and God? Uhm no, people don't believe in that anymore and it's really sad that you still do."
How sad, right? One of the most precious absolute truths of the gospel is that we are the literal sons and daughters of God!
 We are loved by the most omnipotent, all-powerful, all-knowing, 
all-loving God-- when we understand this, we cannot doubt our divine 
potential. 
So
 then we moved on and contacted people at Seneca college! IMMEDIATELY we
 found two guys who were overly excited about what we had to share with 
them. They're excited to learn more! So yes, the church is true!
This week we also had zone training!
 Great, as always. I love PREACH MY GOSPEL. I can testify that it was, 
without a doubt, designed beyond the veil. EVERYONE READ IT.
Also...
robert gooderham was baptized!
I
 don't really know if I actually grasp how prepared he was. His friend 
from elementary school, who was baptized a year ago, brought him to the 
YSA branch last month and ever since then, Robert has been preparing for
 baptism! After his baptism, he bore his testimony and it was so good!
Sometimes,
 people don't always "feel" something when it comes to conversion, but 
sometimes the spirit works through a "knowing" or excitement about truth
 and practicing gospel principles. That's Robert, and he is so happy.
I love being a missionary! 
I love y'all!
xoxo,
Sister Court 
