Dear
Family,
That
is super crazy news. And I'm pretty sure that is unconstitutional, isn't
marriage a states' rights issue, if it's a government issue at all?
That's
really cool how Heavenly Father answered your prayers. KH is doing
really well, he accepts everything we teach him. I would say the only problem
(and it's a problem that a lot of Koreans tend to have) is that they take
everything you tell them, but don't really see the significance of it. I get
the feeling that after we teach him, he's just like, "oh, that's a cool
story," and doesn't think too much about it. This week he took us to a
really fancy restaurant on the side of the mountain, and we ate Korean barbeque
and salad pizza (literally a salad on a pizza, pretty weird). We taught him
part of the plan of salvation, and he really liked it. He thinks that family is
really important, and so he is interested in building good family relationships.
We gave him a copy of The Family: A Proclamation to the World, hopefully he
likes that. Something cool that he told us this week is that the reason why he
likes meeting with us so much is because of the influence we seem to have on
him. He said that since he has been meeting with us, he has been happier. Now
the trick is getting him to realize that it's not us, but the gospel that makes
him feel that way. He has so much potential, it's so exciting! :)
The
Shincheonji guy hasn't tried to call us yet, luckily. I'm actually pretty
surprised at that, he seemed abnormally happy to receive our phone number.
Yep,
it's that 'You Never Know' video. The point we were trying to make is that
even though it doesn't seem like you have an influence on others, you really
do, so share the gospel with those you know.
Not
too much happened this week. Most of our time was taken up by the sister
missionaries. They have a couple new investigators with English interest, so
we've been helping them teach. And then the sisters moved into a different
house, so we spent a lot of time helping them with that. Apparently the
area around their old house, there are a lot of scary foreigners that stalk
them, so they didn't feel safe there. I think they just wanted a bigger house.
The
best thing that happened this week is that I got a recipe for yangnyum sauce,
which is the delicious sauce they put on fried chicken. It's like sweet and
spicy, and probably tied with bacon for one of the greatest gifts given to
man. I don't remember the ratio, but the ingredients are ketchup, garlic,
vinegar, water, soy sauce, and corn syrup. You just mix it together and
call it good. That probably sounds pretty disgusting, but you are just
going to have to trust me on this. If you happen to find a recipe online,
you'll have to try making it and see what you think :)
I
love you, have a great week!
Love,
Elder
Hines
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