Elder Kai Hicken: The Missionary: Feliz Diciembre

Monday, December 15, 2014

Feliz Diciembre

I have to attach a little bit to Talon´s email that those Dádiva cards make contacting so much easier. We did an Estandarte the other day for a couple hours with only Dádiva cards and the Christmas Liahonas and a couple Libros de Mormón and man that was cool. We got so many contacts for not our area but they are great.

Estandarte in Guayabal with E´ Hurtado

zone leaders E´ Routson, Johnson, Ruiz

Johnson and I walking our of a cathedral. We tried to contact the padre as he was out but he walked in too quickly for us to get there

Our Zone

He is the Gift

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February 15, 2016

I was assigned a talk in Church yesterday and I felt it was important to talk about friends. Really, the importance of making friends with people who aren't active in the church, be they less-active or not baptized. The activity in the Church shouldn't depend on if they feel comfortable or fellowshipped by the members because it should be a given. Their activity should depend solely on their own testimony. I´ve met too many people on the mission that don´t go to church because they don´t have friends there and the members think that being their ´friend´ is visit them every week or month and invite them to church. A friend would communicate with the person often, invite them to things, spend time with them outside of their callings or responsibilities, serve them, help them out, and there just isn't enough of that in the Church in general. It makes a huge difference, though.

May 2, 2016

One mistake that many people make here is the requisites for read the Book of Mormon. They often say they don´t have time, but it´s because they try to take out 15-20 minutes at least. It´s better to read the Book of Mormon for 2 minutes everyday than 20 minutes every week. It isn´t a textbook, it isn´t just to obtain knowledge and memorize. It´s the key to our spiritual progress, the key to our religion and if everyday there are temptations and confusions and spots from the world, how can we think that we are alright not strengthening us as equally frequent or more frequently? Read the Book of Mormon EVERYDAY if it be for few minutes or for more.