Ilumina el mundo!

What is up everyone?? I hope you are all as stoked as we are to light the world. This last week we had a zone conference and had the kick-off to light the world. We got to see the new Christ Child video, I hope you can all watch it and remember the importance of Christmas and the birth of our Savior.

This week I found a quote that I loved! It's by Elder Bruce R McConkie and really puts things in perspective:

"Faith is a gift of God bestowed as a reward for personal righteousness. It is always given when righteousness is present, and the greater the measure of obedience to God’s laws, the greater will be the endowment of faith."

Throughout my time in the mission, I've been able to see the miracles that come through faith, and really learn the importance of it in every aspect of my life. With increased righteousness comes increased faith! The promises are simple, but will always be completed. I've been able to see the faith and happiness increase in the lives of people here as they obey the commandments of God. 

We were able to see a couple of blessings these past couples of weeks! Our friend Federico, was told that he was cancer-free after a long time battle with cancer and tumors. He was baptized 2 days after he received the news! I have never seen someone so happy and it strengthened my testimony to see his change, then the blessings he received from choosing the right. I promise there is power in faith and doing what's right!

I love yall!

Elder Henderson

Frederico's s Baptism!






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