First P day call and email

  Ahh I can't believe it's only been a week since I was dropped off at the airport! I have done and learned SO MUCH it feels like I've been here a month! ( meanwhile you guys probably don't even miss me yet(; ) Haha even though it does feel long; I have enjoyed EVERY second of it! I LOVE the MTC and all the people here! My teachers are all AMAZING I have learned so much ( they all have cool accents which is awesome. )

            England is BEAUTIFUL! Everything is so green ( I've already decided I'm going to live here someday! ) We had the opportunity to go to Manchester on Monday it was beautiful! I had a great experience- it was cool to see how having Jesus Christ's name on your chest gives you confidence! I've never been good at approaching people, but I was able to talk to almost everyone (at least those not wearing airpods)!  

           Before I end I wanted to share a scripture that has been on my mind... Moroni 24: 14 which states "and I will also ease the burdens which are put upon your shoulders that even you cannot feel them on 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" I love this verse because he truly does lift our burdens (I have felt him lifting a lot this first week) and all he asks in return is to bare witness of him; thats all he asks! Which brings me to my...

-WEEKLY CHALLENGE- I encourage you all to share an experience when you felt the Lord lift your burdens either through social media, in a journal, or next fast and testimony meeting. I'd love to hear how it goes!

  

I would love to hear from you! I can read emails or Google hangouts messages anytime after 9:00 but I won't be able to respond until Tuesday!

Thank you all for your love and support I truly do feel your love and prayers and they help me get through the Day!

   

                        Love,

                             Sister Fotheringham

British word of the week- "rubbish" (a better way to say trash)

I love that smile!