Aside from the unbearable heat, my time in Middletown was incredible. Our mission president challenged each of the missionaries here in the California Santa Rosa Mission to go out tracting (knocking on doors) or street contacting (talking to people on the street) every day from 3:00-4:30. During this time with Sister Cluff, we did exactly that. We went out, hit the street, and knocked some doors. What we found while knocking doors was miracles.One door specifically almost put the two of us into a coma.
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Friday, September 16, 2011
Middletown Miracles
I despise the heat. When the temperatures start going higher, I feel like I am getting lower. Like I am melting and shrinking with every drop of sweat that falls off me. It's just gross. On Wednesday of this week I had the opportunity of going up to Middletown California for exchanges with Sister Cluff. It was hot. After being in Eureka for so long and then coming to Santa Rosa (which isn't too hot), Middletown felt like the Sahara Desert.
Aside from the unbearable heat, my time in Middletown was incredible. Our mission president challenged each of the missionaries here in the California Santa Rosa Mission to go out tracting (knocking on doors) or street contacting (talking to people on the street) every day from 3:00-4:30. During this time with Sister Cluff, we did exactly that. We went out, hit the street, and knocked some doors. What we found while knocking doors was miracles.One door specifically almost put the two of us into a coma.
Aside from the unbearable heat, my time in Middletown was incredible. Our mission president challenged each of the missionaries here in the California Santa Rosa Mission to go out tracting (knocking on doors) or street contacting (talking to people on the street) every day from 3:00-4:30. During this time with Sister Cluff, we did exactly that. We went out, hit the street, and knocked some doors. What we found while knocking doors was miracles.One door specifically almost put the two of us into a coma.
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