3 months already! Miracles, Miracles, Miracles.

The weeks are flying by so quickly I can't believe I have been out for 3 months already. We give a lot of tours at the Visitor center, but also we have an area where we serve the other half of the day. My mission is awesome. We get the best of both worlds, people come to us from all over the world and we also go find people to teach. Another cool thing is that we get to serve in the historic homes in st. George Like the Brigham Young and Jacob Hamblins  home. Well this Week My companion and I were serving at Jacob Hamblins home.  A little background,  Jacob Hamblin, he was a missionary for 32 years, and he was a peacemaker between the Indians and Mormon pioneers back then. In total there were about 30 children in his home and he had a couple of wives.  We give tours of the house and get an opportunity to bear our testimonies to every tour we give. Which is awesome and we usually get a lot of members and a few people from all over.  Yesterday we gave an awesome tour to this new Professor who is going to teach in Dixie state here in St. George, He went to school in Purdue University. He told us he was very open and we took the opportunity to give him the door of the home and gave him a book of Mormon in Chinese, bear our testimony and told him about our beliefs in Jesus Christ. At the end we said a prayer and he said he felt very peaceful and we invited him to pray and taught him how to. It is amazing to see how many people are prepared to receive the restored gospel and how far some people might have to travel in order to receive it. Just thinking about that it makes me think here is someone who is very educated and has a desire to learn about God, it is hard to find people that are humble like that today. I was so grateful for the opportunity I had and it helped me realize that it is the little miracles like that, that touches us and I have to remember as a missionary  to pay attention to those little miracles. 

Another Miracle that I have realized is how much I can speak french fluently, I haven't really spoken french in a long time and it is just coming back like I have been speaking for a long time. Also I have realized that I can understand a lot of Spanish and speak some broken Spanish. Because cause of that I picked up a 3 new investigators for the Spanish elders. I  didn't know I knew that much Spanish or could scramble some comprehensible words  in Spanish. It is The Lord's doing. I am so grateful for my mission and all that have been give and provided for me.  Missionary work is awesome and I am loving it, so far with all its ups and downs. 

So far in my Mission I have come to realize how much the little things matter. The little exciting things, the little acts of kindness, the little miracles. It is so much easier to be happy when we recognize the little blessings that we have in our lives. The little things we do like reading the scriptures, praying and remembering to be nice to everyone we meet in our paths. Just trying our best to be better individuals. I will like to extend an invitation to remember to cherish those little things that matters the most to us. .

It is the Little things that matters the most. 

Until next time 
Love you All and thanks for everything you have sent in the mail, I truly appreciate it. 
- souer Asameyong 

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