人生充滿各種選擇,人可以選擇任何一種作為自己的生活方式。
在一個沒有標準參考的世代,有人認為自己就是標準,
我從第一次到教會直到現在差不多有八個月了。
這裏每一個人都很有愛心,讓我覺得這是自己家一樣很溫馨。
Life is filled with many different choices. We can choose the kind of life we would like to have. It is just like when 10 people are crossing the road, there are 10 different ways of walking. I was very lucky to have met Sister Chan on 12 May 2013. I did not really understand much of what she said, but I was attracted to her
enthusiasm. I think that this is the road that God has prepared, allowing all of our decisions work out for the best throughout time.
In a world without a standard to look towards, some people say that whatever way they feel like living is the right way. They call this type of lifestyle "freedom". If you say that the right way to live is just whatever you feel like, is that really something that you can put your trust in?
After thinking about this, I remembered the missionaries that I had run into. I went over to ask them to help me understand. In the beginning they told me about how families could be together forever and how we could have eternal happiness, but I didn't really believe them. I just thought that it was pretty cool. That's just because I've never come across Christianity or God before. This didn't stop me from learning more about God.
Most importantly was understanding the missionaries' experience. They really impressed me. I didn't know the great sacrifice they make by leaving their homes, leaving their families, and putting aside educational pursuits in order to come out to a foreign place on a mission. On top of that is the fact that they do this missionary work every single day! Previously, I had thought that they were only doing this once a week. I had never thought that they have been this selfless in dedicating themselves to the work of the Lord! Understanding the sacrifice that they gave made me think that this church has got to be true. I continued to have a desire to keep coming to church.
It's been about eight months from the first time that I have been to church. This journey has had a lot of challenges and afflictions. There have been many ups and downs. At one point I even had the thought of giving up on the church altogether. All of these experiences have filled my life. I'm not just going through the same old, monotonous, daily routines anymore. I actually have a brighter hope. I think that every time I go to church it is always worth it. I always get a lot out of it. All of the people here are filled with love, and make me feel like I'm home. The missionaries have also shared the gospel with me, its importance, and how helping others is the way to find true happiness. Finally, I decided to become part of them by getting baptized. I joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It has changed my life.
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