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| The Jersey Shore house is actually in my area!!! |
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| Went to the Board Walk! |
May 25, 2015 (iPads)
Family!
So a lot has happened this week....
- First things first. WE GOT IPADS.
So that is weird... Also, I only get to use it for like 6 weeks... haha So
I won't really have a lot of time to get used to it. But
they are fun to use. It is nice to have them so we can show people videos
and pictures. It helps make things more interactive! Our mission is moving
up in the world!
2. We had an incredible lesson with Mike and Robyn on Tuesday! We
finished teaching The Gospel of Jesus Christ and after it was over we invited
them to be baptized. We were a little hesitant about inviting them because they
aren't married yet and they would either have to get married first or stop
living with each other. But the Spirit was SO strong in the lesson and after we
asked Robyn broke down in tears. She and Mike looked and each other and then
Mike high fived her and said, "Let's do this"!! WE WERE SO EXCITED!!!
Mike then said that he had some concerns though... We were both a little bit
nervous when he said that. He said that he knows they have to be married before
they are baptized and they are both willing to do
that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MIRACLES PEOPLE. MIRACLES. We talked about how our Bishop can marry them and
that this can be very simple! They are both very excited!! It was one of the
coolest lessons I have had my whole mission! (:
3. I am now 21 years old and that is super weird! I had a good Birthday!
The members were super sweet! I didn't really tell anyone that is was my
birthday and everyone got mad at me for that... haha But everyone surprised me!
We had dinner at a members home and they bought an ice cream cake! It was so
nice of them! Mike and Robyn bought me an "Alex and Ani" bracelet and
it is so pretty! They also bought us cheesecake! Our Bishop and His wife made
cake too. It turned out to be a great day! (: The people took good care of
me!
4. We got a Senior Couple FINALLY!!! Their names our Elder and Sister
Ross and they came from Payson, Utah. I don't know if they know any of our
family... I haven't actually asked that yet. They only lived in Payson for a
year though before coming on a mission. They lived in Wyoming for 40 years
before that. We are so stinking excited that they are here though! This ward
really needs this Senior Couple!
So that was about the majority of what happened this week! It was
definitely an eventful one, but also I really good week! It starts
the beginning of my last transfer which is a really weird
feeling! I am excited though to work hard and have fun this last transfer!
Thanks for everything you guys do for me! I hope that all of you have a great
week!!!
LOVE
YOUS TO THE MOON & BACK!! WE GOT THIS!
Love,
Sister Woodland
May 18, 2015 (God's Love.)
Heeeeeeey.
And just like that another week is over. Nothing crazy happened this
week, which is always a good thing. (: haha We have been spending a lot of our
time this week trying to help the people we are teaching to progress now. We
realized yesterday that the way we will be able to really do that is by using
the ward. Which is something we are kinda struggling with right now. But we are
makin plans to love these people to death....(: haha So hopefully that will
work. I have realized on my mission how important it is for members and
missionaries to work together or things just don't function like they should. I
have seen the moments on my mission where we have really worked hard on
functioning together with the Ward or the Branch and so many miracles come from
it. The times when we try to do it all by ourselves everything tends to fall
apart... President Hinckley always talked a lot about how members and
missionaries can work together. He said, “The process of bringing new people
into the Church is not the responsibility alone of the missionaries. They
succeed best when members become the source from which new investigator are
found." So that is what we have felt like we need to do now. So I am super
excited to see what we can do to work better with this ward so that they want
to work with us as well. I'll let yous know how it goes next week! (:
We got to have a lesson with a lady who is partially less active
yesterday. She told us that she doesn't know that God loves her and asked us
why it would matter to return to live with Him again when she doesn't even know
that He loves her personally. I got to share a cool experience I had a couple
of weeks ago on Fast Sunday. I didn't really know what to fast for because I
couldn't really think of anything big that I needed to help with. As I was
studying in the morning I felt like I should fast to know that I was a Child of
God and that He knew me personally. I think it was the first time in my life
that I have actually plead with God to know that I, Amy Woodland, actually
mattered to Him. It was the coolest experience the rest of that Sunday. I never
had a big neon flashing sign tell me that I am a Daughter of God, but the whole
Sunday I had an overwhelming feeling of peace. I felt soooo much comfort that
day and I just knew that God knew exactly who I was and that I really did
matter to Him. I was able to testify to this lady that God really does know
each of us personally. He might not show us that He does with a big sign, but
if we really have the desire to know He will always help us feel His perfect
love. I am so grateful for the knowledge that I am a Daughter of God and that
He cares about me personally!!! (:
So other than that this week has been a good week. I seriously love the
people here so much! I'll be honest, South Jersey is kinda weird, but I love
it! haha I will be so angry if they move me next week... haha I don't feel like
they will, but you never know! Crazy things seem to always happen over here.
(;
Sorry that this email is so short. I don't have much to say this week,
but I hope that yous have a great week!
LOVE
YOUS TO THE MOON & BACK!! WE GOT THIS!
Love,
Sister Woodland
May 11, 2015 (I'M YO FATHER.)
Hey Yous.
Well flip. It was
sooooo good to see all of you yesterday on Skype!! Still super weird that that
was the last time I will see you guys until we get to see each other in person
at the airport!!! CRAZY. So I have basically told yous everything yesterday,
but I will go over some of the miracles we saw this last week so everyone else
can hear them too. (:
Exchanges were so great this week! Whenever we go on exchange so
many miracles always happen... It is all because of these incredible sisters.
They are the ones that bring the miracles to our area! For instance, with the
sisters’ help we were able to find 6 NEW INVESTIGATORS THIS WEEK!! They found a
family! So cool. I just love these sisters so much. I have learned a ton of
things from them this transfer.
So funny story... I
forgot to tell yous this over skype! I was on an exchange this week with Sister
Tonga. (that is her in the pic) And we had decided to go contact in Trenton
which is a sketchy area... And we all know I LOVE those kinds of areas... (: We
found a lot of people there who were interested in learning about the gospel
and when we were headed back to our car there was this black guy who told us
Happy Mother's Day. Sister Tonga turned to him and said, without thinking,
Happy Mother's Day to you too. Right after she said that this guy turned to
face us and said, "Happy Mother's Day? I am a Father. Matter fact, I AM YO
FATHER." hahahahahahahahahahahahaha We just kept walking, but I really
wanted to turn around and say, ummm.... No sir no you're not. This girl is
Togan, are you crazy?! But we didn't so don't worry. haha We just laughed and
laughed and laughed about it the rest of the day! People are so fun. That is
why I love the sketchier areas so much! You just never know what to
expect!
But on Sunday after
church we got to meet with this 26 year old who really wants to come back to
church. His older sister came out with us and we were talking with him about
the Atonement. As we were talking he told us that when he got up to bear his
testimony in church last week he saw his sister sitting in the congregation
smiling at him and it helped calm his nerves and he was able to realize that he
is loved and he is exactly where he needs to be. Him and his sister started to
cry and then he asked his sister if they could hug... OH MY HEART. Here we are,
sitting in a tiny little motel room with this man who has made some really poor
decisions in his life, he barely has anything right now, and we get the
INCREDIBLE opportunity to be there and feel the love that our Savior has for
him. I wish I could describe the feeling I felt in that small, humble, motel
room that Sunday afternoon. Words just can't even begin to describe how
grateful I am to have the opportunity to be a part of this man's process to
come back into God's Kingdom! I got a little glimpse that day of just how
excited and happy the Savior must feel and be when he sees us use His
Atonement. Definitely something I will never forget.
I love being a
missionary. I love serving my brothers and sisters every minute of every day. I
am so grateful for the opportunity I have to be out here. I just want yous to
know that I KNOW Jesus Christ lives. I KNOW that He loves each one of us perfectly.
I KNOW that this is truly His Restored Gospel. The Savior really does stand at
the head of this Church. I am so grateful for my Savior. (:
Thanks for
absolutely everything you guys do for me. I know I say it all the time, but I
really couldn't do it without yous. I hope that you have a great week!!!
LOVE YOUS
TO THE MOON & BACK!! WE GOT THIS!
Love,
Sister Woodland
May 4, 2015 (MIRACLES.)
Heeey.
It has been a week full of miracles and a week full of surprises! You
think I would start getting used to all of the surprises and the craziness of
mission life... But I just can't seem to get that part figured out yet... haha
It always works out in the end though so I have stopped worrying too much about
the crazy things that do happen.
I'll start with the surprises of this week... There actually was really
only one big surprise this week and it happened on Friday. We were at Mission
Leader Council and President Taggart pulled Sister Quinlan and I aside and told
us that we would be going on an emergency exchange with a companionship of
sisters that we are over. We had already gone on exchange with them last week,
but they aren't doing well together and they are struggling getting along. It
has been a pretty big ordeal and so I have been on exchange with one of the
sisters for 3 days now. We are going to be exchanging back today after emails,
but we have to sit them down and make them "talk it out" with us
there so we can get stories straight. I think that this exchange really has
helped them both. Now hopefully it will go well when we all talk this through
and they will be able to get back to missionary work and loving being
companions! I have lots of faith that it will. (: I am so grateful for the
companions that I have had. I have loved each one of them and I feel so blessed
to have been put with each of them. But this emergency exchange was definitely
a surprise and was definitely out of the blue. So I haven't been with Sister
Quinlan for 3 days AND we have another exchange tomorrow. haha I don't have
time to sleep or think things through! hahaha I was thinking though that this
is a tender mercy. Being so busy and having to keep my mind focused on the
sisters and so many other things has really helped me not think about going
home! haha (;
This week has been such a great week though! We are finding so many
people to teach and seeing so many miracles happen. First things first... I got
to hold a chicken this week. So, that was fun. (: I also got to FINALLY see
water!!! So I took a bunch of photos... hahaha
So, I want to share with yous what happened on Sunday. It was kinda crazy
because I haven't been able to really meet the ward because we have had
conference after conference after conference... So this was my first Sunday in
this ward since I have gotten to the area! Everyone was so confused though
because Sister Quinlan wasn't with me and so many people thought that me and
the sister I am on exchange with got doubled into the area... haha I got to
finally meet the members and get to know them a little more though. Which was
so good for me because I love working with members! Our investigators, Mike and
Robyn, came to church yesterday and they LOVED it! Fast and Testimony Meeting
was SO powerful and both Mike and Robyn were crying as people got up and bore
their testimonies! They are seriously so prepared. I know that the spirit was
testifying to them that this is the Lord's true church. Then, a man walked into
sacrament meeting a little late and got up to bear his testimony and talked
about how he has been inactive for years, but that he is ready to come back!!!
AAAAHHH! (: I was so excited. He is 26 years old and has been in prison, but he
is ready to put his life back together. I am so excited for him. I always think
about how God and the Savior must feel as they watch someone like this guy come
back into the Kingdom. I cannot even begin to comprehend the love that our
Heavenly Father and our Savior have for each one of us. SO EXCITING!!! After
church was over I felt like we needed to stop by and see a less active earlier
than we had planned. As we were driving into the apartment complex there was a
car that was pulling out. The guy in the driver seat waved at us and I
instantly knew that it was one of our investigators named Raymond. We have been
trying to get in contact with him since I have been here, but he was never home
and he wasn't answering our phone calls. He backed his car up to ours and we
rolled down the window. I basically yelled at him... hahaha I was so excited to
FINALLY meet him and that we were able to FINALLY find him!!! He has still been
reading from the Book of Mormon and he still wants to meet with us he has just
been super busy. He is in his early 20's, but he is the sole provider for his
family so he works 2 jobs and is very busy. Plus, he hadn't paid his phone bill
so that is why we weren't able to get in contact with him over the phone. We
were able to set up an appointment with him for this Tuesday and his little
brother Dondre wants to learn as well!!! MIRACLES. It has been an amazing week.
My motto for this week was Proverbs 3:5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all
thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways
acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths." And that definitely
happened this week. With the surprises that happened and the business of the
week I knew that I had to just trust in the Lord. He would help me know how to
help our area and the sisters. I am so grateful that we don't have to EVER go
through this life alone. I am so grateful that Jesus Christ lives and loves
each of us perfectly. (:
So that was basically my week. It was crazy, but SO AMAZING. Miracles
really do happen every single day. I am glad your week went well too! That is
awesome that Ann got married! I CAN'T WAIT TO SKYPE YOUS NEXT SUNDAY!! I feel
like that came sooo fast... haha I almost forgot about it... (; I will call you
on Saturday to figure out the details. Thanks for everything you guys do for me
every day! I miss you guys like crazy. 9 weeks... can you believe it?
LOVE
YOUS TO THE MOON & BACK!! WE GOT THIS!
Love,
Sister Woodland
April 27, 2015 (So. Many. Meetings.)
Hiiii
So that is super scary about G-ma Chris. That lady better be careful! I
am glad that she is doing better now though. I will definitely keep her in my
prayers! You people better be careful over there... (: Time just keeps moving
by so fast. That is crazy that the school year will be over soon. It is also so
crazy that everyone is so grown up now. When did all of this happen!? It is so
weird for me to think about sometimes... haha It'll be fiiiiinnneee though! It
is all good in the hood... WAIT I'm not in the hood anymore... (;
So this
week was definitely a busy week. I feel like we have spent SO much time just
driving around in the car. We have had a TON of meetings this week. And to make
it a little harder we are the South part of the mission so it takes us a good 2
hours to get to Morristown for our meetings. So it basically just ruins the
majority of our days when we have meetings. I am tired of being in the car. We
have to go to Morristown one more time this Friday and then I think we are okay
for at least 2 weeks. (: hahaha But despite the many meetings we were still
able to work hard and have a good week. We have been focusing this week on
getting our area more organized so that we can implement all the things
President Taggart wants us missionaries to be doing. So we were able to get
things figured out so that we can move forward and see success with some of the
new changes that have been made. President Taggart is definitely an inspired
man and I am grateful for all he and his wife do for us! (: I just want to talk
about this man and women we are teaching right now. I just think they are so
amazing! They seriously are such a miracle. We had Regional Conference on
Sunday and it was broadcasted in English in the Stafford, NJ Chapel, which is
about 40 minutes away from where we live. We wanted Mike and Robyn to come to
church this Sunday, but it is always hard to get investigators to church when
church is farther away than usual. But they told us that they wanted to come!
We asked them if we could get a ride with them because we have used so many
miles this month driving everywhere. They were more than willing to take us.
Plus this way they couldn't not come to church because they were our ride...(;
haha But it was so cool on our ride back home after the conference was over.
They both learned so much from it and they were so grateful for being able to
go. It was so cool for me to watch them interact with other ward members. Mike
was fellowshipping the ward instead of the ward fellowshipping him... IT WAS SO
AWESOME! They are two of the nicest people I have ever met and they are ready
to find what is missing in their lives. The only thing right now that would be
holding them back is that they need to get married. But it was a miracle
because on the ride back home we were all talking about what we had learned and
they were both asking so many different questions and one of the questions they
brought up was what it meant to be "sealed". We were able to talk
about it and the spirit prompted us to let them know that in order to be
baptized they have to first be married and they can just get married civilly
and then a year after their baptism they can have the opportunity to be married
for time and all eternity not just til death do you part. You could tell that
is what they both really want. They want to do things the right way. AAAH. I
just stinking love teaching Mike and Robyn. Mike reminds me so much of Grandpa
Chris. (:
This week has been really good. We got to go on our first exchange with
the sisters for this transfer. It went pretty well. We are over 6 sets of
sister missionaries which is more than usual so this transfer is full of
exchanges! haha It will be good! It will help keeps things busy. (: Just
hopefully I won't get too exhausted... I love going on exchanges with the
sisters though! I learn so much from them! We are going to be working on
putting more of our investigators on baptismal date this week. Which will be
good! Things keep moving forward here. This is definitely God's work and He is
in the details of it. I am so grateful that He is because we couldn't do this
without Him. (:
It
is finally starting to look like Spring! <3
I
hope that you guys have another great week! I will keep yous in my prayers.
Thanks for everything you do for me! I appreciate it soooo much.
LOVE
YOUS TO THE MOON & BACK!! WE GOT THIS!
Love,
Sister Woodland
April 20, 2015 (Pictures)
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| More Bike Riding! |
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| This is Helen. She is the sweetest little old lady. We are teaching her! She is like a grandma out here. She ALWAYS feeds us whenever we come over! (: |
April 20, 2015 (JERSEY SHORE!)
Hey!
So I guess we might as well get to the first thing yous are probably
wondering about.... I AM NOW SERVING IN MANCHESTER, NJ! I am finally serving by
the Jersey Shore!!! 16 months later... That took long enough...(; The area is
definitely different than what I am used to, but I already love it soooo much!
I really was a little bitter that they moved me so quick out of East Brunswick,
but I have realized over these last couple of days that I really need to be in
this area with my new companion. I have already been able to learn so much! It
actually has been an answer to my prayers because I needed to be somewhere with
someone who would help me stretch so that I can continue to grow. Especially in
these last few months of my mission. I am so grateful for moments like these on
my mission because they really help me understand more fully that God really
does listen to our prayers and he really does know the desires of our hearts.
And thank goodness for that! Sister Quinlan is my new companion and we are
still Sister Training Leaders. She is from Springerville, Arizona. She is a
year older than me and she is sooo awesome! She is an incredible missionary! I
feel super blessed to be her companion because she has already taught me so
stinkin much! Her and her last companion have done some incredible work here in
this area! I am really excited to be here and continue to see miracles happen.
The next thing I wanted to talk about is.... THEY PUT ME IN A BIKING
AREA! What in the world were they thinking..........................?
hahahahahaha JUST KIDDING. Can you imagine me in a biking area? I would die. We
just ride bikes on Thursday's so we can save some car miles and talk to more
people! I was actually super excited when I found out our area had bikes. I
have always wanted to be that sister missionary riding around on a bike wearing
a skirt. I had too much fun with it.
So this area is amazing. I am already in love with it! The week before I
got here Sister Quinlan and her companion felt impressed to knock some doors on
a particular street. They found these two AMAZING people named Mike and Robyn.
I got to meet them on Wednesday and the lesson was incredible. The spirit was
SO strong and you could tell that God had prepared these two people. We got to
teach them about the Plan of Salvation and it went really well. They had a lot
of questions and the lesson was able to answer so many things for them. In part
of the lesson Robyn was talking to us about how one of her family members had
passed away and that her sister was telling her about a dream that she had
where she saw that family member all in white just waiting in some kind of a
waiting area. Sister Quinlan, me, and our team up just looked at each other and
the spirit filled the room. We were able to talk to her and Mike about the
Spirit World and that before Judgment Day there is a waiting period where we
will go. We talked about how everyone will have the opportunity to Follow Jesus
Christ. Robyn and Mike were both very emotional in the entire lesson. I love
being able to see those people whose hearts have been prepared and who are
ready to receive the Restored Gospel. Mike and Robyn are definitely
some of those people. And even if they don't accept it all right now, I know
they felt the spirit testify to their hearts that what they have been taught so
far is the truth... And that is what matters. We were able to find 3 new
investigators this week and we are excited to continue to keep finding more and
to help those we are currently teach, enter into God's Kingdom!
Jersey is fun. (: haha No matter where I go there are always crazy
people, but I love it here so much! I feel so blessed to have been called to
this mission and to have made the decision to serve a mission in the first
place.
I
hope that you guys have another great week! That is crazy that you got some
snow in April... But I guess it is a good thing so you can get some water over
there! Thanks for all of your love and support. It means the world to me!
MY NEW ADDRESS IS: 83
Walnut Street #91 Toms River, New Jersey 08753 (mail me...(; )
LOVE
YOUS TO THE MOON & BACK!!! WE GOT THIS!
Love,
Sister Woodland
April 13, 2015 (Pictures)
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| Just throwin away soooo many beer cans... |
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| I love these kids! |
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| Barbecuing with our Ward Mission Leader and some other members! |
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| This is Sister Hirsch! She is super awesome! |
April 13, 2015 (Too many emotions for my heart to handle)
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey.
So I honestly don't even know how to begin this email... So many crazy
things happened this week and I am still trying to wrap my brain around it all.
I can't even remember everything that happened because so many traumatizing
things went down... haha
- So the beginning of this week was
pretty normal. We have been working with our investigators and all of them
are doing really well. That is about all the news I have on them... haha
Things are definitely progressing, but it is just going a little slow.
Cody is trying to quit smoking right now, and he is doing a great job!
Especially with having a person in the house who smokes INSIDE. They
really have got to get rid of that man... Other than that everyone is
doing good!
- On Thursday we did our weekly
planning and transfer planning because it is the end of the transfer.
Sister Pexton felt like she was probably going to leave and I was so
convinced that I was going to stay because well... Why wouldn't I? I
thought that I would have a normal last couple of months and that East
Brunswick was for sure going to be my last area. I seriously was so
convinced that the last time I would have to pack up all of my junk was
when I was going home. ahahahahahaha JUST KIDDING. Heavenly Father
probably thought that it was sooo funny that I was so sure that I was
staying... And the crazy thing about this all is that "doubled out
calls" come on Thursday's. So when Thursday was over we knew that we
weren't going to be doubled out. THEN Saturday rolled around and we were
out teaching and we had just contacted these two men and it was an
incredible lesson! They had so many great questions. Right in the middle
of the lesson our phone buzzed and I quickly looked at it and saw that it
was the Assistants. So once we had finished the lesson and were back in
our car we called the Assistants back. That was when they told us that we
needed to prepare our area to be doubled out. I was so mad... haha Sister
Pexton was asking him a bajillion questions trying to figuring out where
we were both going and if we were going to stay sister training leaders or
go back to being normal, but they wouldn't tell us! We asked them why they
didn't call us on Thursday and they told us that they had just received
the revelation that day... The Assistants kept apologizing to us... hahaha
That stinking phone call was so hard for me because I have really started
to love this area and I was so sure I would get to stay here for my last
two transfers! I hate leaving areas.... I still have so many mixed
emotions about it all... I was so not prepared for this!!! I have to keep
telling myself that this is what needs to happen and that I am needed
somewhere else. There is always a reason for everything... So it is going
to be just fine! (: haha So I will let yous know next week where I am and
who my new companion is!
- The last crazy thing that happened
this week was also on Saturday.... haha Saturday was such an emotional
day! We have been working with this less active who has struggled with an
alcohol addiction for most of her life. She had been doing so well and had
been sober for about 8 weeks. We were going to teach one of our
investigators in her home, but she stopped answering the phone and she
wouldn't answer the door either. Sister Pexton and I were getting a little
worried about her so we decided to text our investigator who is friends
with her to see if he knew where she was. He told us that she was being
attacked by Satan again.... so we went over earlier on Saturday morning
and she actually answered the door this time!!! She was seriously a mess
and there were beer cans everywhere. She was so drunk. It was super hard
to see her like that. She was saying crazy things and doing crazy stuff so
we decided to call our Bishop. While we were waiting for the Bishop to get
there Sister Pexton distracted her and I dumped out all of her beer. I had
to do it super carefully because she would have killed me if she knew that
I was dumping out her alcohol... haha Our Bishop finally got there and
helping me find any other alcoholic things that she was hiding. After we
helped clean things up a little the Bishop told us we could go because
there was nothing we could do to help her when she was so drunk. It
seriously broke my heart into a million pieces. We stopped by yesterday to
see how she was doing and to say goodbye. She had gone out and had gotten
more beer... She was more sober yesterday so we could actually talk with
her. She is going through a lot right now and she has to make the decision
to stop drinking and get help. No one else can do it for her. She
understood that, but said that she isn't ready yet... We just love this
less active sooooo stinking much! So I hope that everything will go well
with her and especially with this whole "doubled out" thing...
It was a little stressful with everything happening all at once. Too much
for my heart to handle!
So that was basically
what my week consisted of. I am sad to be leaving this area and to be leaving
all of the incredible people I got the opportunity to work with! I know that
wherever I go next is going to be amazing as well... I might have to keep
telling myself that today and tomorrow! (; haha No... It is all going to be
just fine! I know that there really is a reason that this is happening and I
know that the sisters that will get doubled in here will be exactly what this
area and these people need! I am glad that Meg's Graduation went so well! I
loved seeing the pictures! You all are SO STINKING BEAUTIFUL/HANDSOME. I also
loved seeing pics of Mal's last High School dance! Things seem like they are
going really well back home! I always love hearing that! I hope that you guys
have another great week! I will fill you in on all the crazy details of
transfers next Monday! (:
LOVE
YOUS TO THE MOON & BACK!!! WE GOT THIS!
Love,
Sister Woodland
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