Hermana Miller: Week 27: He Lives!

4/21/2014

What a week! We have been working our little tushies off! And seeing plenty of miracles to boot.  (Some examples: Found a long lost "sheep" who had never had his records transferred and did not know where the church was, having 26 lessons, finding TONS of new investigators, having specific prayers specifically answered, lovely weather, and EASTER!)  Can't really complain. (Especially about the weather!  I finally have the classic missionary watch tan! YES! I am a real missionary now!)

I can't believe it has been six months already. That is just simply mind-blowing. I have learned so much and changed so much in such a short time. It really feels like it has been a few weeks and that is it! The Savior has changed me completely. (Thank goodness! I was a prideful BRAT!  Sorry, everyone!) I can't even begin to explain or list how different I am, mostly because I just don't know all the changes yet! But I loved Easter because it reminded me just how incredible our brother and Savior Christ is. I know that through Him we can ALL become new and better people! He makes everything possible. He lives! I had the opportunity to give a lesson on the Final Judgment yesterday in Gospel Principles, and I was so amazed by the incredible mercy of the Savior which always overpowers the perfect justice which we deserve. We are so lucky to have Him. I can't express how much I love Him.  Really, I can't. And I know that love will continue to grow throughout my life as I serve Him and search to know more about Him. I love Mosiah's words when he said:

 "I say unto you, I would that ye should remember to retain the name written always in your hearts, that ye are not found on the left hand of God, but that ye hear and know the voice by which ye shall be called, and also, the name by which he shall call you.

 For how knoweth a man the master whom he has not served, and who is a stranger unto him, and is far from the thoughts and intents of his heart?" ( Mosiah 5:12-13)

I know this is true. I am so dedicated to staying a missionary and a servant of my Father in Heaven, not just for the next year but for all eternity. That is the only way to be happy. I know I can never repay Him for His perfect love and unending forgiveness, but at least I can try. President Weston shared a quote with us that said this:

"Love is an act of endless forgiveness, a tender look which becomes a habit." (Peter Ustinov)

I know the Savior loves us dearly, because He is constantly forgiving us. I know my Father in Heaven loves us, because He sacrificed His Son so that we COULD receive that mercy! And His Son rose again! He lives! And He loves us. I know this.

"Me & My Buds"

I love you all. Serve the Lord and smile. I will!

Love,  Hermana Miller :)

The picture you get back when you send them fun St. Patty's Day items! :)

"Yum."

"Hermanas Miller & Pocock & their sweet X. kids"

"My Low Rider"

"They are engaged!"

"My District"

"They are always after me Lucky Charms!"

"Nebraska's Exotic Wildlife"

Hermana Miller: Week 26: Happiness.

Hello, everyone!

My heart is so happy today. (Even though we had a crazy rainy and then blizzard day yesterday!) One of the biggest lessons I have learned on my mission is that happiness, true happiness, comes from hard work and sacrificing for other people-especially the Lord. President Weston shared this wonderful quote with us recently:

"Happiness is different from pleasure. Happiness has something to do with struggling and enduring and accomplishing."(George Sheehan)

Isn't that the truth! In a lesson I recently asked a family with several small children what they thought Jesus is like, and I loved the answer I got from their 5 year old daughter. "Jesus was happy!" Yes, yes He was! I testify that Christ is the happiest man that there ever was. Yes, He had to suffer and endure through every heartbreak and hard moment we will ever have to, but I know that through it all he was still happy. He was happy because He was perfectly obedient. He was happy because He lived worthy to always have the company of the Spirit with Him. He was happy because He not only died for us, but LIVED for us too. He gave His life in the service of His brothers and sisters, and continues doing so today! That, my dear ones, is what truly brings joy into our hearts and lives. Service. Sacrificing for others. This week as we enjoy the Spirit of Easter, I would encourage you all to focus on every aspect of what Christ did for us during all of His 33 years, not just those few days at the end of His life which we tend to focus on at this time of year.

I am so grateful for all that He did - for His flawless and unfailing example of charity and perfect and tireless compassion. He was infinitely aware of the needs of others, and likewise infinitely searching for ways to meet and satisfy those needs. I am so grateful for the Atonement of our dear brother, Christ. It truly has changed my life and my heart. He saved me. Many of you may or may not be aware but there was a very dark and difficult period of time in my life in which I strayed from the path and rebelled against the commandments of both my earthly parents and my Heavenly Father. Those were without a doubt, the hardest years of my entire life. I got to a point where I never thought I could change on my own, nor did I feel I was worthy to ask my loving Father in Heaven for the strength to do so. I was, in every form, 100% a different person from who I am today. And why am I different now?  What changed?  Why is it that I am here spreading the word of the Lord and feeling such intense joy and purity in my heart when 2-3 years ago I was so miserable and muddied up by the world? It is all because of that great and atoning sacrifice of our Savior, Jesus Christ. He truly does transform people, and it is never too late to allow Him into your heart and do so. If any one of you reading this needs an example that the Atonement of Christ is a real and tangible gift that we ALL have access to, look at me. I am a testament that He lives. That He loves us. That He never gives up on us. If you need a testimony that Christ loves you no matter what, and is ALWAYS waiting for you to return, with outstretched arms, lean on mine until you can develop your own. I echo the words of that famous song as I say "I stand all amazed at the love Jesus offers me." I truly am.

I have learned to love the lyrics of the hymn "O Savior, Thou Who Wearest a Crown." The second verse says:

  

"No creature is so lowly,

No sinner so depraved,

But feels thy presence holy

And thru thy love is saved.

Tho’ craven friends betray thee,

They feel thy love's embrace;

The very foes who slay thee

Have access to thy grace."

Everyone has access to His grace and love. None is turned away from His loving arms. He rejoices in every single one of His brothers and sisters who humbly come back to Him and ask for forgiveness and for divine help. Luke 15 has become one of the very dearest chapters to my heart. I love the story of the lost sheep because it rings so true to me and my past:

"What man of you, having an hundred sheep, if he lose one of them, doth not leave the ninety and nine  in the wilderness, and go after that which is lost, until he find it?

 And when he hath found it, he layeth it on his shoulders, rejoicing.

 And when he cometh home, he calleth together his friends and neighbours, saying unto them, Rejoice with me; for I have found my sheep which was lost.

 I say unto you, that likewise joy shall be in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons, which need no repentance."

Just like a good shepherd, He truly knows each one of His sheep. He is deeply aware of our presence or absence in His fold, and will search us out, but we must make the decision to let Him pick us up and put us on His shoulders as He carries back to safety and green pastures. The climb is steep and the way may be rocky and full of stumbling blocks, but I testify that He WILL carry you through that repentance process as you permit Him to. He did it for me, even when I know I didn't deserve it, and He WILL do it for you, free of price, and free of judgment. Why would we ever turn down help from the one person who loves us enough to conquer any obstacle, even death, to save us? Repentance is a gift, remember that. Use it. As you struggle and endure and accomplish making those eternal changes with the help of Jesus Christ, our dear brother, you WILL be happy.  I can promise you that, because I have experienced it. Don't you EVER give up.  Don't you EVER shut Him out.  Don't you EVER think it's too late or you are too lost to be saved. It never is,  His arms are always outstretched, beckoning you to come to Him.

I love you all, and beg you with every ounce of my heart to consider your lives and humbly and sincerely repent for anything that is impeding you from enjoying the full and true happiness of the Lord.  I am doing the same.  Enjoy this Easter season.  He lives.  He loves.

Staying strong and positive,

Hermana Miller :)

Hermana Miller: Week 25: I wish everyone in the whole world would watch General Conference!

HEY, HEY, HEY! Who is happy today?! This girl!!!!

Guess who are companions again?!?!?! If you said Hermana Pocock and I, you are 100% WRONG! Get this - Hermana Buhler and I are together again! Never saw that one coming! It's crazy that the last time we were together we were in Mexico, and now we will be in Grand Island and hitting our 6 month mark together this transfer. Time flies. We have both grown up so much in such a short time. Someone once told me something before the mission, they said: "The mission wasn't the best time of my life....but it WAS the best time FOR my life." I can truly testify that going on a mission was the best decision I ever made. It has changed me so much and made me such a better person-better than I ever could have become without it. I still have such a long way to go, but I now know the keys and habits to pursue to continue this lifelong upward progression. But I have to say, that I disagree with the first part-despite all the challenges and disappointments lately, I would be the most ungrateful and blind person of all history if I didn't say that the mission has been the best time of my life. I know I have sounded kind of frustrated and down lately, and yes, it has been tough, but I am still happier than I ever have been in my whole life. These people, this work, and the Lord are worth the tears. And the payback is sooo sweet it overshadows every hard moment, by far. I am so blessed to be a missionary and get to share the joy of the restored and complete gospel of Jesus Christ.

I KNOW that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is true, with every fiber of my being. If you have any doubts, I challenge you to go on LDS.org and watch each session of General Conference with an open heart and mind, and just try telling me after that that those men and women are not absolutely called of and inspired by God. They truly are special witnesses of Christ. I received so much spiritual revelation and comfort this weekend. Truly blessed. I got to watch half the sessions in English and the other half in Spanish...so that was wonderful. The Spirit truly speaks all languages. If you didn't get a chance to watch all the sessions of Conference-do it! I promise you will hear something you specifically need. I know the Lord is tenderly aware of each one of us, and loves us dearly. He knows what we go through and will go through, and that is why He has given us a living prophet today-so that He can give us that direct fatherly counsel and comfort that He knows our hearts need. He is wonderful. I love Him.

I am excited for this new transfer, we have made so many HUGE goals and plans and are already putting them in action. Be on the look-out for miracles. Buckle up, Grand Island.

I love you all, I am doing well. The foot is healing okay and the tendinitis in the knees is being made up for by the Lord. He takes care of His representatives.

Don't forget to review your Conference notes, and pray to set new goals for the next six months. I know that pattern is a way to continue progressing through your whole life. Don't be shy to share the gospel-if we truly love our brothers and sisters, we will do it, and nothing will be able to stop us from sharing it. When we love someone, we want them to have the best things possible. Think about all the blessings you have seen in your lives from the gospel. Other people deserve those too. Don't be selfish. Go share this message of love, hope, and eternal and joyful families.

I love you all! Be an example of the believers!

Love, Hermana Miller ;)

Hermana Miller: Week 24: "BOOTie BOOTie BOOTie BOOTie rockin' everywhere!"

3/31/2014

Before anyone jumps to any conclusions, let me start by saying that I know this email has an odd title choice for a missionary. Don't worry, you'll understand it soon.

Soooo guess who broke their footie this week?! This girl! (Insert round of applause here.) And since I know you are going to ask what happened, (like everyone and their mother in Nebraska has been doing all week,)  I'll tell you first thing. (I had a member ask me in broken English "Oh noooo, seestuhr! What happened to your leggy?!" I am not sure he knows the word is actually "leg," because he kept saying "leggy." Hilarious.) Wednesday we stopped by an investigator's house and she wasn't home, so we were walking away and I was deep in thought trying to figure out where the Lord wanted us to go, and then I got distracted by a BLACK CAT across the street and lost all focus and didn't see a step, and rolled my left "leggy" and, well, yeah. That was that. So I hopped over to the car on one leg, got in, and just cried for a little while. Because it hurt, and also just because I have been so overwhelmed lately. It was the icing on a very frustrating cake. We drove over to a member's house and they gave me ice and an Ace bandage and we called and had a bunch of phone lessons as we iced it. Then we just packed up, got in a van with four elders (yes, it was allowed,) and road-tripped our way to Omaha for SPANISH CONFERENCE! Yesssss! We stayed the night with the Omaha Hermanas and then got up in the morning and had the conference! So fun! I loved getting to see Elder Robinson and Elder Garff, my brothers from the CCM. They are the greatest.

Anyways, after hopping on one leg into the church, President Weston found a pair of crutches in the mission office. They were a huge miracle, because they had no idea how they got there and they just happened to be adult talls. Super fortunate. Spanish Conference was great, Hermana Pocock, Elder Saunders, Elder Ferry and I sang "Oh Dios De Israel" as a special musical number. Afterwards, we road-tripped back and one of the English members took us to the urgent care, where they x-rayed my ankle, foot, and knee. Turns out I broke two bones in my left foot! (They want me to come back on the 4th though to take more x-rays and maybe a CT scan though, there were discrepancies between two doctors about if there is more going on though.) So I have been modeling a very stylish black boot and crutches all week, and will be for quite a little while it seems like. (Don't worry dad, I haven't missed a single day of proselyting, even though we didn't have the car! I am determined to carry on your "up and at 'em" legacy.) Everyone has been so kind, and Heavenly Father has definitely answered my prayers and given me the strength to make it through each and every day. My whole body hurts so bad, (I tweaked everything up through my knee and thigh on the left, my right hip is popped out from all the strain and my right ankle is stressed as well, my back is acting up again, and my entire upper body is just dying from crutching around everywhere. Plus I'm getting a cold! Yippee!) but the Lord gives me the strength and grace to overcome every challenge. There was a moment on Saturday when we got up to this trailer and I looked at the tall and rickety stairs to get up to the door and I just starting crying. I just couldn't do it. I was done. I was so tired and so sore, but I prayed in my heart for the strength and He gave it to me! Prayers truly are answered!

I have had so many prayers answered this week, even though it has been one of the most frustrating and hardest of my whole mission so far. As many of you know, Hermana Pocock and I have been put through the Refiner's Fire for the last transfer and a half. I try to be very positive, but it wears on you after a while. This week we had several hard things happen again, and I was honestly a little down on faith and positivity. At Spanish Conference, Obispo Spangler shared some experiences from his mission and shared his testimony with us. He is incredible. He told us that missions are 90% hard, heartbreaking, and so challenging. And then 10% of the time, you have so much joy it overshadows everything else. It's been a long time since Hermana Pocock and I have seen the 10%, it's been really hard for quite a while. But he told us to get on our knees and just pray until that peace comes, and it will come. My peace came through the General Women's Conference and sacrament meeting this week. I haven't felt the Spirit that strongly in such a long time. I just cried and cried out of gratitude and being overwhelmed with love and peace. He truly hears and answers our prayers. I know that. Will our trials be automatically taken away? No. But just like the people in Mosiah chapter 24, He WILL strengthen us to get through them.

"I will also ease the burdens which are put upon your shoulders, that even you cannot feel 

them upon your backs, even while you are in bondage; and this will I do that ye may stand 

as witnesses for me hereafter, and that ye may know of a surety that I, the Lord God, do visit my people in their afflictions.

 And now it came to pass that the burdens which were laid upon Alma and his brethren 

weree made light; yea, the Lord did strengthen them that they could bear up their burdens with ease, and they did submit cheerfully and with

patience to all the will of the Lord." (Mosiah 24:14-15)

If any of you are going through a tough time, keep going. If you feel like God has abandoned you, get on your knees and beg for his love. If you have mountains to climb or burdens to bear, keep on keepin' on, have faith, and trust the Lord. He knows us and what challenges we need to learn and grow. He knows exactly how much or how long we can handle, and as our loving Heavenly Father, He won't exceed that. Let Him prune you. Let Him teach you. Let Him strengthen you. He will do it. I can testify of a surety of that. Stay strong. He is aware of you and loves you, even when you look all around you and don't see Him there. He is. I know that. I have felt the Spirit witness that to me and I cannot deny it. No one and nothing can take that testimony from me. God lives. God speaks. God loves us.

I love you all! Stay tuned-this week is transfers. Prayers would be nice.

Love, the always BOOT-iful Hermana Miller

PS-Miracle of the week! Our branch will have it's very first Elder ever leaving on a mission in June! Franchesco got his mission call to El Salvador! It was so wonderful to be there and feel that excitement and Spirit again as he opened his call. Missions are the best thing ever!!! :)

Hermana Miller: Week 23: “I Shall Come Forth As Gold…..” & an update from last week’s letter!

3/25/2014

Sister Beers, Hermana Pocock & Hermana Miller

Hello to all my dear hearts!

It's amazing how much the Lord is able to refine us over such a short time. I truly have grown a gratitude and deep appreciation for every day in the missionary life-both the great and the difficult. I found a scripture this week in Ether chapter 10. It's verse 7, one that I have often just kind of skipped over. It says:

"Wherefore he did obtain all his fine work, yea, even his fine gold he did cause to be refined in prison; and all manner of fine workmanship he did cause to be wrought in prison..." (Ether 10:7)

I found that to be incredibly interesting, that in one of the most difficult and challenging environments on earth, there was precious gold refined and made into something beautiful. We have felt that quite strongly for a while now-that we are being refined through our trials. And this scripture gave me strength and the courage to trust the Maker, the Refiner, if you will, and His experienced and tender hands. He will not keep us in the fire even one second longer than we can bear, but just enough to purify us so that He can see His image reflected in our countenances. Before the mission, I had a very long, difficult period where the Lord taught me patience, and I found solace in the words of Job:

"Behold, I go forward, but he is not there; and backward, but I cannot perceive him:

On the left hand, where he doth work, but I cannot behold him: he hideth himself on the right hand, that I cannot see him:

But he knoweth the way that I take: when he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold.

My foot hath held his steps, his way have I kept, and not declined.

Neither have I gone back from the commandment of his lips; I have esteemed the words of his mouth more than my necessary food." (Job 23:8-12)

That line "When He hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold," touched my heart, and became the title for a spiritual blog I had before I left on my mission. I found it again this week and it reminded me just how aware the Lord is of us, even on the days when we feel all is lost, and we have been left to fight the fight with our own insufficient strength. As we continue being exactly obedient, and joyful, and trusting Him with all we have, we too shall "come forth as gold." I don't doubt that one bit. This work is true. He is  loving. He is our Father. He knows what we need to grow, and loves us enough to put us through the paces. I love Him for that.

Hermana Alyssa Miller & her beloved Grand Island fellow Missionaries

Something wonderful and hilarious this week though was having the 172nd birthday for the Relief Society! Both the English wards and the Spanish branch women got together to celebrate, and we focused on the life of Emmeline B. Wells. Wow. What an incredible woman! We chose her because she has had nearly every trial anyone could think of, so each woman there could relate to her. She is an inspiration. (She was the one who coined the phrase "Charity Never Faileth.") I was asked to translate the meeting for the Spanish sisters and I really enjoyed seeing them connect with her. So after all the wonderful spiritual and inspiring thoughts were done, something hilarious happened. Everyone was cleaning up and we started hearing bloodcurdling screams start to spread through the gym. I look up and there is a BAT flying through the cultural hall! I start BUSTING UP laughing. I mean, imagine to yourself about fifty women, (especially the old white ladies and the Hispanics,) all dropping stuff and screaming and running around like chickens with their heads cut off....and being chased by a bat, and tell me you wouldn't laugh too. (Do bats even chase headless chickens? Who knows.) Little Hispanic ladies who don't know the word for "bat" in English were screaming "Vampire! Batman!"  It was just the greatest moment.  Loved every  second.  At least he was reverent enough to wait until after the meeting.

I love you all!  Hope life is great and you are being refined too! Embrace it!

Los Quiero!

Hermana Miller

P.S.:  Just a little update I forgot about the woman with leukemia from my last email.

She is doing very well. She told me that she resolved things with her fiancé, they are still planning on getting married in the temple, and she found out a few days later that all of the sudden her cancer is dormant again, and she will not be needing the treatments!  We got her to come help set-up for the Relief Society party, and she taught us how to crochet this week.  Both her and her fiancé will be taking us out for dinner this week as well.  I have been trying to find reasons to give her purpose every day, and let her serve other people, and praying, as have other people, I am sure.  I love that lady, and am happy she is being a trooper.  The Lord is so good. She actually got to help another older woman who passed out in Relief Society yesterday, so I think that helped her see the big picture and how important she is too.  (Yes, the ambulance came in the middle of church, it was an interesting day.)

Love you all! Seek out the lost sheep!

Hermana Miller: Week 22: "They're always after me Lucky Charms!!!" Happy St. Patty's, y'all.

3/17/2014

Highty-tighty-tighty! Top o' the mornin' to ya!

I sure everyone is feeling lucky today. I sure am. (How can you not when you've got the Lord on your side?!)

I am starting to learn a lot about success. The Lord is finally getting through that thick skull of mine, I think. It's been super hard for a while, working our little (or not so little, thanks to delicious Mexican food,) booties off, and not seeing any progress with our investigators, while other missionaries just seem to be stacking up baptisms by the dozens. It's super hard some days, because I desperately want to see a family be baptized. Not for me, not for numbers, but for THEM. So they can have an eternal family. So they can have true joy. So they can have peace in this ever-turbulent world. And still, nothing. It's so, so hard sometimes. But the Lord has opened my eyes and taught me what true success means, to Him, in His eyes and in His ways. Often, I have felt a lot like Alma, in his psalm in chapter 29. He says:

"O that I were an angel, and could have the wish of mine heart, that I might go forth and speak with the trump of God, with a voice to shake the earth, and cry repentance unto every people!

Yea, I would declare unto every soul, as with the voice of thunder, repentance and the plan of redemption, that they should repent and come unto our God, that there might not be more sorrow upon all the face of the earth."

But also, like Alma, as I have been learning to be humble, patient, and trusting, I have come to realize that as long as I am doing what the Lord asks, that is success. I can't ask for anything more than what I have!

"But behold, I am a man, and do sin in my wish; for I ought to be content with the things which the Lord hath allotted unto me.

Now, seeing that I know these things, why should I desire more than to perform the work to which I have been called?"

I have seen so much success in my mission.  In the ways that I expected?  Not quite, but in the ways the Lord wants, and that's what counts. Here are a few of those successes from this week:

1.) The Lord prompted us through the Spirit this week to go visit an elderly member in the English ward, odd, right? Well we visited with him for a while, and his recent convert fiancée was there, but in the kitchen most of the time. At the end of the visit, I felt that I should go hug her and tell her I cared about her. She asked me to come back into a room with her, so I grabbed Hna P and we did. She started crying and told me (scarily calmly,) that she was done with life and church-she had Leukemia again and was having problems

with her fiancé. She was searching for her keys to take her car and commit suicide. I just grabbed her in a big hug and prayed to Heavenly Father, begged Him, to tell me what to say to save this woman. I have never seen someone so desperate, really. The words began pouring out, it truly was not me speaking, and I was able to ask her inspired questions. We knelt on the ground together and said a prayer together, and the Spirit was so strong. After an exhausting and stressful 30 minutes, I felt the peaceful assurance that everything was okay, that she would be alright. She felt it too. I was so grateful we showed up in her moment of need, and that the Lord truly put the words I needed in that moment into my heart.

2.) I have not really seen baptisms in my mission so far, but I HAVE been blessed to see inactive/less-active families come back to activity because the Lord made us instruments in His hands. As we speak to them about preparing to go to the temple and make necessary changes in their lives, and I see the joy the gospel brings to their lives, I know that THAT is success. I love them all so dearly. Just like Alma said:

"I know that which the Lord hath commanded me, and I glory in it. I do not glory of myself, but I glory in that which the Lord hath commanded me; yea, and this is my glory, that perhaps I may be an instrument in the hands of God to bring some soul to repentance; and this is my joy.

 And behold, when I see many of my brethren truly penitent, and coming to the Lord their God, then is my soul filled with joy; then do I remember what the Lord has done for me, yea, even that he hath heard my prayer; yea, then do I remember his merciful arm which he extended towards me."

3.) Another success I have realized is victory over myself. When I think back on who I used to be, I cannot even recognize myself or what I did in my past. The Lord has transformed me. And every day he teaches me (sometimes with tough love,) to be more patient, more humble, and more charitable. The Young Women in this area are really struggling, and through my experiences and testimony of the Atonement, I really feel like I have been able to connect with them, and I hope that the Lord permits me to make a difference in their lives. I love them all. They are good girls, just a little lost.

Never forget that as missionaries (and we all are,) the greatest success is in converting yourself.   That is how you save generations. Doctrine and Covenants 18 teaches us:

"10 Remember the ^aworth of ^bsouls is great in the sight of God;

 11 For, behold, the Lord your ^aRedeemer suffered ^bdeath in the flesh; wherefore he ^csuffered the ^dpain of all men, that all men might repent and ^ecome unto him.

 12 And he hath ^arisen again from the dead, that he might bring all men unto him, on conditions of ^brepentance.

 13 And how great is his ^ajoy in the ^bsoul that ^crepenteth!

 14 Wherefore, you are called to ^acry repentance unto this people.

 15 And if it so be that you should labor all your days in crying repentance unto this people, and bring, save it be one ^asoul unto me, how great shall be your joy with him in the kingdom of my Father!

 16 And now, if your joy will be great with one soul that you have brought unto me into the ^akingdom of my Father, how great will be your ^bjoy if you should bring many ^csouls unto me!"

EVERY soul counts, and the Lord is pleased when you save anyone, especially yourself and your future families. Live today so they will have a good example tomorrow.

 I love you all. The Church IS true.

Hermana Miller