Sister Madison Rees

Our little Paris My Mission President called us last night and told us there are some changes.   Sister Tebbs is going to Berrie with Sister Yoo... and I'm training!!   When he told me I said, "Are you sure?"  He said, "Yes, Heavenly Father answered yes!"  I feel nervous and excited at the same time!!  I will be in the same area, Pickering.  I have an exchange tonight and staying in Credit View.  Then I go to Brampton in the morning and I meet my new companion then.  We have had a lot of WIND!! This transfer was so fun and so hard.  We did everything we could and ugh it's hard. What's really good is Stephan has been coming to church regularly and some men from Oshwa do soccer night and he's big into soccer and they invited him to play with them!  I don't know if Kaden heard this story, but when we went in to see Sister Gordan, Sister Tebbs prayed before we left.  For whatever reason my eyes were open an...

 I was so excited to talk to you today!!   Not much more to say.  Love you TONS!!

This week there was Frezzzing rain! Anything it hits it freezes! The snow looks porcelain from the rain on top! Sister Tebbs and I Ice Skated on it yesterday, hah.  Freezing Rain Yesterday, (Sunday) Stephan came to church.  MY HEART WAS SO HAPPY! Sister Sin wrote my name! We've done lots and lots of tracting. We met someone named Gudrun and John guess where they are from? GERMANY they were so kind and let us in to talk. Nothing came from it, but we planted a seed. We also went tracting to a home and didn't realize it was an active member in the US A branch.  We knocked, he opened the door and said, "Hello, come on in! Can you imagine how we felt?? HE WAS SO EXCITED AND WE WERE SO HAPPY! Then said he was a member. Bah.   We dropped by Juliannas home (someone we previously tracted). We were able to share the Restoration and the Spirit felt nice.  She is a strong Christian believer and has joined many different churches.  Sh...

A Postcard of a Street in Pickering - in Black & White This week we have been knocking doors and oh man, I love tracting with a passion, haha!  It can be so discouraging after so many people say no. Each time we try to think of a different way to approach, we have scanned through as many people as we can to see if there is any one searching but it has come down to persuasion. What's nice about the cold is that sometimes they let us in, or they'll crack the door so they don't get cold and we can talk then.   This week has been a high of good and bad.  Saturday we were tracting by the lake with the biggest homes! As we were leaving a home we saw four men that came back from fishing.  We went over and started talking to them.  When they knew the message was coming they began to leave in a hurry. I jumped in and said hey, "Before you go what are your beliefs in Jesus Christ?"  One of them said no... and kinda laughed.  He wasn't ...