Week 39: I never cook anymore

Hello :) 
So this week we had the opportunity to listen to a general authority, a member of the Seventy speak at our Stake Conference here in Roxas. It was a very spiritual experience and amazing to hear more on the importance of the Sabbath Day and the Sacrament and learn how to have more spiritual experiences as we partake of the sacrament weekly. 
I am doing well and I have only cook a total of 2 times this whole week as we are fed by members every single day here for almost every lunch and dinner. We are very blessed. 
In our mission we have been working to build relationships with members and so this past week we were able to attend the Family Home evening of a family here (thats what that picture is with dots on my forehead- lipstick.. fun games here haha). 
Also, our dear investigator, Carlito should be baptized next month. I am truly so grateful to see the changes in people's lives. To see this investigator change his life so much to be able to meet the Lord's requirements for baptism is truly a miracle. One must truly be converted to make a lifelong promise with our Father in Heaven and to enter the waters of baptism. This is truly the Lord Jesus Christ's living church on this earth. He has so many blessings that await us as we change ourselves to be more like Him and enter into covenants with Him through the power of the Priesthood. 
 I love you all. 
Love, Sister Masters








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