Doing Service Blesses Your Life

So transfer calls came and I am still in AizuWakamatsu!

 

Anyways,

 

I love Aizuwakamatsu!

 

This email will probably be really short. I'm so sorry. Anyway, I will stay in Aizu and get a new companion. His name is Bailey Choro. I know him a little bit because we talked a lot at zone meetings so it should be really exciting. I think that we will be able to see a lot of success.

 

So I have to tell you about my favorite service place. Well I have a lot of favorite service places because in Hachinohe, working with the Mentally challenged was so fun! But here we go to an old people service center and we get to hangout with the old people there. And me and the Grandmas are best friends. They tell me stories of how Japan was so stupid during World War 2. It's really funny. And then they take my hand and rub their faces in it. I love it.  I just talk with them and tell them all I'm doing and they are so happy. They are always sad when I have to leave and tell me Matte imasu! (We'll be waiting for you.) They wait for me to come every Thursday so I'm glad that I didn't transfer.

 

I really feel the spirit so much when I do service. I love service and it blesses your life and the lives around you.

 

This week we had one of our Eikaiwa students come to church! I love him so much. He tells us to call him Tom. He is a famous painter and used to live in Paris. I got to teach him the Gospel Principles class on Sunday too.

 

There are so many miracles happening in the Sendai Mission.

 

We had Zone Conference this last week and we had an Area of the Seventy, Aoyagi Choro come. One of his talks is in February's last Liahona. He really focused on the spirit and how that it is the most important thing. That we can't do anything without it.

 

It was a very Inspired talk.

 

Anyways, I'm about to just go and buy a new bike The spokes are breaking off left and right on my back wheel and the tire is flat 90 percent of the time. But I might just take one of the missionaries bikes that are going home. But Oh well.

 

Anyways love you all.

 

Take care,

 

Elder Nebeker