Querida família,

Happy Valentine´s Day this week!! Can you believe this time last year I was in the MTC waiting for my reassignment? This past year has flown by so quickly.

So I had SOOO much to say this week, but I don´t have much time today. I have seriously been waiting all week to talk about how great the work is going!! Bummer I can´t share everything.

Last Tuesday at the mission council President Gaertner showed us the January CES Devotional by Tad R. Callister and it totally changed my perspective about how imporant the gospel truly is. I loved this talk, especially the last part that says...
Suffice it to say, I can live with some human imperfections, even among prophets of God—that is to be expected in mortal beings. I can live with some alleged scientific findings contrary to the Book of Mormon; time will correct those. And I can live with some seeming historical anomalies; they are minor in the total landscape of truth. But I cannot live without the doctrinal truths and ordinances restored by Joseph Smith, I cannot live without the priesthood of God to bless my family, and I cannot live without knowing my wife and children are sealed to me for eternity. That is the choice we face—a few unanswered questions on one hand versus a host of doctrinal certainties and the power of God on the other. And for me, and I hope for you, the choice is an easy one and a rational one.
All of you should watch the talk when you get a chance. It is so amazing!! Sister Timario and I had a rough week two weeks ago when it came to the work, so last Sunday night we decided we would make that week marvelous no matter what happened. We started the week off super excited and ready to work, then went to mission council and saw that talk and the rest is history. Last week was so great because we made it great. I am super sick, it rained a lot, but we didn´t let anything stop us from doing our best. It was so awesome.

Anyway, hope you all have a great week!! We have transfers next Monday so we will see what happens.
Love,
Sister Kerr

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