Hello everyone!
I hope that everyone is having a 
wonderful week and for those of you in CT right now, I hope you are 
surviving the blizzard all right. This week was very productive, but 
unfortunately an Elder in our house is transferring to another area in 
Korea, so that is kind of sad. We had one of our investigators come to 
church today and he seemed to be interested and he is still preparing 
for his baptism.
So Korean culture for the 
week: 축구. In Korea, soccer is the sport to play. People play a little 
bit of basketball, baseball, and other things, but basically every Korean is good at soccer. We play with our church members and also some 
kids who come and play with us every Saturday
 morning. It is very cold, but it is so much fun. In America, there just isn't a sport that unifies everyone that everyone can play. But in Korea, everyone that I have met is just a beast at soccer. Anyway, it's 
one of my favorite times of the week and I get to know the people better
 through it.
So today I'll share a very brief 
thought because I'm almost out of time. This week I have begun my study 
on diligence in the scriptures. One of my favorite scriptures so far is 
found in D&C 123:13. It discusses how we should wear out our lives 
in the service of others and in sharing the gospel with others. It is great
 to be diligent in school, sports, and anything else that we love to do.
 But the most important thing we can be diligent in is service and 
trying to bring people closer to Christ. As we get closer to Christ we 
have a better life. It is really that simple. I have had times in my 
life when I was close to Christ and did service. I was happy then. I 
have had times in my life when I was not close to Christ and I didn't 
serve. I wasn't happy then. I hope all of you are happy, and for those 
of you who aren't, serve your friends, your family, and people around 
you. Read the scriptures, say a prayer. If you truly want to discover 
Christ, he has given the invitation, all we must do is knock.
(Below is Nathan enjoying a little bit of home...KFC!)
 
 
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