សប្បាយរីករាយមួយខែ

Its been a bit. one month in the country with the crazy language!! i have gain testimony even more of the little things have had a big impact on me and those around me. I remember what my Mission President said" piece by piece until its got a foundation gaining a firm testimony is a growing process'' from my everyday experiences here in mission it was never been easy but my faith and testimony about Jesus Christ strengthen me to push along! (laban lang!)  . 
   As I have read and prayed every day I can see the change it has on my heart and thinking. As I have wrote in my journal I can see the large impact it has had on my life. And I know that the little things I have been saying and doing have influenced those around me for the better.  
   I don’t really like talking about good things I’ve done, because it’s prideful and you shouldn’t do good things for praise. But I will say this. The Holy Ghost has worked through me on quite a few people. All glory to God. I am happy to do his work. And I am so overjoyed to have had an impact on people here. Sometimes I haven’t even realized something I have said or done has had an impact on someone.( masaya na ako na maintindihan nila ang salita ko)
  So mga kababayan, remember that by small and simple things great things come to pass. You may feel as though you have failed some days. And think that just because you are denied while contacting or teaching you are failing. But I know that is not true. You never know what kind of seed you’re planting in someone. A small act of kindness, a smile, a conversation, just someone seeing you may change their lives in a big way forever. Not to mention the impact your lessons are having. All your work is going to cause a big impact on somebody. I know that to be true. I testify of the power of reading and praying every day. Your prayers have power. The little things you do each day are so important. 
   Dont judge because its not yet done. Be okay with the goals and desire that you made. Just keep it doing!

love,
Sister Batiles

Sorry I',ve been a bit inactive for uploading the pics; virus is real 








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