6 weeks = 1 day

Hello my good people!

Saturday was the end of the transfer, or the 6 week period of time

that you stay in an area or move or get a new companion. It went by way

too fast, but this time I'm happy to say that we were able to stay

together and in the same area of Glendora, CA. 

Joy left for her home in Nevada on Saturday, and I know she's

reading this right now and probably thinking, "why is Sister Plumb

talking about me in her email? Has she always talked about me in her

email?" The answer is yes, but only good things I promise ;). The

reason I add this in here is to let you know that all these people are

praying for you, even though they haven't even met you.

A mission is about helping people come closer to Jesus Christ and that can

be done in so many ways. Prayer is where it starts, because that is

the help that we are asking for from God, and he will always answer our

prayers.

Speaking of people to pray for, we will be meeting with Lily and

Alyssa tonight. Every time we have had lessons with them, they bring

up concerns but we are able to help them with their concerns and the

spirit is felt so strongly. We are now meeting with them and their dad

tonight to discuss how their reading went in Alma 32. We hope that

they can understand the connection that the Book of Mormon and the

Bible have together.

Update on Sister Briscoe's knee- we went to the doctors on Thursday and

they said that everything is fine. Her patella is just out of place,

and she needs to do some physical therapy to build the muscle up to

bring it back into place. So we are back to walking! And we will work

to biking again. It's just good to hear that everything is ok with

her. Thank you so much for your prayers and concern.

Thanks to her knee and the limited walking we got to know a lot of

members better this week though and visited a lot of people. So things are

still looking up :)

Shout out to my Bro Calvin who becomes an adult this week! And shout

out to my sister in Virginia, Sister Lawson, for turning the ripe old

age of 21. I love you both!

Have a good week :)

Sister Plumb

                                Sister Plumb and Sister Briscoe hiking with other
                                    Sister Missionaries in Glendora

Sister Briscoe, my companion 

Sister Vaea and Sister Plumb at the top of the hill looking over the city of Glendora