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Hi all,

This week has actually flown by. We have been so busy with our investigators, our member meetings, and our new English assignment.

We are now teaching at a medical college Monday and Wednesday. We are teaching the staff to help with their ILTS testing as well as confidence in speaking in English to their students. Needless to say, I'm SUPER happy that we get to be around medical professionals. Most of whom we teach are surgeons and doctors who work part-time at the hospital and then give lectures for the rest of the week!

On Monday, I turned on the shower to find a beautiful orange color coming out of the shower head. It looked like slightly watered-down orange juice. Yummy.

We also did a lot of service for a member named Enktoya. She has a beautiful garden. We were mostly brushing and picking the dead plants.

This week, we were able to meet with an inactive family. The mother's name is Enkhjargal, and she has two sons. We were able to teach the kids more about Jesus and Heavenly Father. It was immensely spiritual.

One scripture I want to share is in Romans:

Romans 5:19
"For as by one man’s disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many be made righteous."

Because of the disobedience (in this case, Adam's sin), all men were sent to live in sin. We were made imperfect. And because of one man's perfect obedience (Jesus Christ's obedience to His Heavenly Father's plan), we are able to become perfect again.

I love you all,
Sister Vestel









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