Hour 2 is companion study. Companion study begins with a song (you thought I was going to say prayer, that's coming). Music is a wonderful way to invite the Spirit. I will confess, my voice is not the greatest, but that doesn't stop me from singing praises to the Lord. The next step is the opening prayer. Have I stressed prayer enough? We pray for guidance and to know what insights to share with one another, what to talk about, and how we can work together best. After the prayer, we read from our missionary handbook, the rulebook for missionaries. As representatives of Christ, we need to know how to act appropriately. How we can be better representatives of Him. Then, we share what we learned during personal study. I can't count the number of things that I have learned from my companions. Not only do I get the chance to study for myself in personal study, but I get to hear what my companion learned. It is a humbling experience. There is so much you can learn from someone else. There are things I never dreamed that my companions would teach me. Once we have discussed what each of us has learned, we plan what to teach during the day and what we can do to better help the people in the area. We end with a prayer, of course. Companion study has helped me so much! My family better be ready because when I get home, I intend on having companion study. Someone will have to be recruited to join me.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Life of a Sister Missionary part 7: Learning with the Companion
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