Ofa atu

Palu's baptism day!!
Hello friends and family! 
I dont have much time to write because we are going to the beach, but I just want you all to know that I love you!

This week has been so good! Palu was baptized and sister Sapoi and I were able to sing at his baptism. We sang Joseph Smith's first prayer in Tongan! It was so cool to be able to sing in Tongan and feel the spirit so strong! Also I'm becoming cultured hehe. This white girl is embracing the Tongan life. 

We had a lot of success and we have a lot of people progressing. My favorite thing is seeing how the gospel changes peoples lives. I have truly seen the joy it can bring and the hope it gives people in their lives. I know that through Jesus Christ and following his teachings we can have so much happiness in our lives and hope for the future. Remember to enjoy the small miracles that happen everyday and be patient with yourself. God loves you and you got this! 

Have a great week I love you all!
Ofa lahi atu
-Sister Beck 


Sistah Sapoi and Beck chilling outside church, playing some sports

The Weymouth squad

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