I'd just like to share a quote I found and talk about it a little. "As sons and daguhters of our Heavenly Father, we are capable of so much more. For that, good intentions are not enough. We must do. Even more important, we must become what Heavenly Father wants us to become." - Dieter F. Uchtdorf. I really really like this quote and what it teaches us. This church is a church of action. This life is all about doing, not just sitting and being apathetic and lazy. So much of our culture is centered around the idea of apathy. But as members of the church and children of God we have the responsibility to invite others to come to Christ. That is our missionary purpose, we say it every day: Invitar a las personas a venir a Cristo al ayudarlas a que reciban el Evangelio restuarado, mediante; fe in Jesucristo y su expiacion, arrepentamiento, bautismo, la recepcion del don del Espiritu Santo, y el perseverar hasta el fin. That is the reason we give up so much of our lives to the Lord. We know all this, we love it, we live it, now it's time to share it. When we can do that we can truly become disciples of our Savior Jesus Christ. Let us all strive to do that. To help everyone in need and teach the way Christ would, the way Christ did. I love you all, sorry for such a short message but I hope you enjoy the pictures. 

 This is Elder Graham my companion. He's from Georgia and he is super awesome!

This is my district and me (with super short hair. My branch Pres. told me I needed a hair cut and I told them just to do it however and that's what I got :/ But it works :) )from left to right; E. Rutledge, E. Roth, Me, E. Fielding, E. Graham and Hna. Liu in front 

This is E. Graham and me with a few other Elders from our zone E. Mohl (far left) and E. Degraw (next to me). They left this last week.

                                               Me and my district looking super good. 

                                                  Me and E. Lamb from the Stake. 

                                          Me and E. Knutson before he left on Monday.

                                                               Most of my zone.

Me holding my laundry like Samuel Smith, the first missionary.