In the month of November me and my mom pioneered! Some know
I am one of Jehovah’s Witnesses so if you are curious as to what pioneering
means go to this link: http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/1102012154
It was a wonderful experience! I did the special 30 hours
but I would like to do it again! It’s not easy going to people’s doors but we
are there to share a message about Jehovah God, his son Jesus and their Kingdom
so it is the most important message to share and I am so glad to be part of it!
Though I don’t normally auxiliary or regular pioneer I do go
out every week but I just don’t always pioneer. So I just wanted to share my
experience in the pioneer work with my blog readers and blog followers.
The month flew by really fast but it was wonderful! I did however get a wound pretty
early on, lol, all that happened was I misjudged getting back in the car and
the door squeezed my arm and left a pretty nasty bruise. We did short days on
Mondays and Thursdays but long days on Wednesdays and when the weather was good
we took picnic lunches at the park and then went back out! It was so
encouraging that so many others pioneered as well and so we got to have
encouraging interchanges in the cars and on break.
At the end of the month there was a pioneer meeting with our
Circuit Overseer and it was 1 hour long but it went by so fast and I didn’t
want it to end. It was so encouraging and it had great lessons about the
changes to our publications we’ve had and how through our changes we are
reaching more people and how to make spiritual progress even more for us so we
can help others. I’m usually not one for taking notes as I don’t have very
legible handwriting and retain more from listening then notes but I wound up
taking 4 ½ pages of notes at the pioneer meeting, lol, and it was legible and
coherent thankfully! We had homemade ice cream and berries and donuts
afterwards!
I would very much like to try pioneering again but for now I
will wait until we can do the special 30 hours again and do that a few times
before I try to do the 50 Auxiliary or 70 Regular pioneer hours!
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