Well this is it. My last email home. It's really strange actually, I
don't feel like today is any different honestly. I don't feel like I
am leaving anytime soon. I could stay in Kansas forever, with all the
amazing people, and the magnificent sunsets, it truly is sacred ground
and I will be forever grateful that God trusted me enough to send me
to the best mission in the world. I have loved every second, I have
never been happier and while it's sad to leave and I'm sure it will
only get harder, I am really excited to apply the life lessons I have
learned and find even more happiness!
This week has been such a great week! As always. God is so good! We've
seen some amazing miracles and then I also had some first time
experiences which was fun! I finally had a close encounter with a dog,
nothing like huge but I feel like every missionary has a scary
encounter with a dog so that is nice. And then we had this really cool
experience. Monday night we get this call from the stake Sunday school
president and he wanted us to do a hour and a half presentation on the
history of the church, fundamental beliefs, and how those beliefs
effect how we view life to a bunch of Mason's. So we went and did put
little presentation and then opened it up for questions. And let me
tell you... Wow! I am so thankful for the restored gospel because
their is so much confusion out there! But there was this old man who
was pretty much blind and deaf unless you got super close to him and
shouted, he asked a question having to do with Jesus and I went over
close to him and told him my testimony of Jesus Christ and the Book of
Mormon and how I had come to know. Then the questioning went on but he
turned to me and whispered "if that's really what you believe, you
stick with it" The spirit testified so strong to me of the
truthfulness of the gospel! It ended okay but all i know I was so
mentally exhausted afterward.
This ward that I am serving in now is so amazing! I'm so grateful to
be able to serve around such saints and examples. I will be forever
grateful for the lessons that these people have taught me! Overall I
am just so thankful for my mission, the entire mission experience!
These past two years have been the best and like I said before I'm
extremely sad to be leaving and I'm sure when it hits me for real it
will be even more hard. But if I've learned one thing it's to choose
joy, and I'm excited to choose joy and find even more happiness in my
future. The best is yet to come!
I will be having a homecoming in Rancho next weekend on the 4th at 9
and I will also being giving a homecoming in Provo at the end of
September as well! Everyone is welcome to attend :)
Love you all so much! Thanks for the prayers and the support!
-Elder Hunt
Calling Topeka to repentance
Zone bowling last week!
Our goodbye zone lunch