Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas everyone!! This week was such a great week, I love Christmas because it is a great time to really reflect on our Savior and his sacrifice for us. This week we had a baptism! His name is Aaron and he is 9 years old. He is super awesome and loves church. He has a bunch of little friends and the wards has been really good at welcoming him in.  I got to baptize him so that was super fun! He is a little deaf so he was very fun to teach hahah.

Christmas was super fun, but also crazy hot. Our mission president had told us that Christmas would be the best day to contact the entire year. My comp and I decided to try it out and we were blessed! We found 5 new people who were super interested and have a lot of potential. I am super excited to keep on teaching them.

This week I spent a lot of time thinking about my Heavenly Fathers plan for me, and the knowledge that I have that I am a child of God. I know that I can always rely on Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ because they know specifically what I am going through at all times. I know that we all struggle but if we leave our problems with Jesus Christ, he is always going to help us. It doesn't matter what is going on in our lives, we can always trust in the power of the atonement to heal us. I challenge you all to build a relationship with your Heavenly Father so that when tough times come, we know where to turn.

I love you all and hope you have a happy new year!!

Love,

Elder Henderson










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