Sister Emily Guffey serves in the Utah St. George Mission. Why did she go on a mission? “I want everyone to have a chance to hear the message that comes from the Book of Mormon – that God loves His children, that there is life after death, that there is a way for families to be together forever – and I don’t want to be the reason that somebody doesn’t get to hear that.”
The amazing history of the Winters, Vance, and Hicks families from Brother Emmett Winters.
The Lincolnton Ward has been serving at The Hesed House of Hope since 2017 and the service has blessed all involved.
The Lincolnton Ward held a special event on May 8, 2019, to honor Teacher Appreciation Week. Students from the Lincolnton Ward submitted the names of their favorite teacher and wrote how those teachers had impacted their lives. Invitations were sent to the teachers inviting them to come to an Award Event honoring them on May 8th at our Church Building. Thirty-Eight teachers came!
The recent changes in contacting our families have been a great help for me personally. I love my family alot and it is great to be able to talk with them every week! Also since I am leaving my mission soon it is nice to be able to talk to my parents about my future plans when I get home.
As I have learned how to speak and understand, I have realized how much God is helping with the language. After three years of studying Spanish, compared to 3 months studying Danish, I am WAY better at Danish. I know that the gift of tongues is a huge blessing in my efforts to learn Danish.