July 2, 2018 Biking area.

In the park they threw a huge party for Murrieta turning 27 years old. Murrieta is the city I am in. They basically celebrated the 4th of July a little early, so that they can all celebrate again this week. 

We helped a lot of people move. We got three separate phone calls all about helping their Aunt move. We helped all of them. One lady was not a member. We went over with ten other missionaries to help her. We moved all of her stuff and fit it in her trailer. Afterwards we said a prayer with her and I think she felt the Spirit. Hopefully when she comes in contact with missionaries again she will listen to them. 

We were biking home and needed to get dinner. Sister Mabunga was not feeling well and was struggling on her bike. We said a prayer that Sister Mabunga would feel better and that we would be able to get our dinner and get home safely.  The Sister Training Leaders drove by and waved at us. They ended up picking up a pizza for us. That was an answer to our prayer. 

Love Sister Vernon


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