Forever & Always a Missionary

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Hello all you wonderful people!

First week and I never want to leave. The MTC has been an amazing learning experience. Everything we do, everything we learn and everything we teach is centered on our Savior Jesus Christ and bringing others to come into Him. Times are exciting and sometimes I can't believe I'm really a missionary but I know that Christ is walking beside me every step of the way.

Companion! I have the cutest and the sweetest of all companions❤ Her name is Sister Fuaset. She is serving in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mission, I love her to death. She is my partner in prime and there for me when I need a best friend. Together we love others, laugh at our mistakes and work to better understand the gospel. She has a happy and positive attitude and her testimony of Christ and love for people inspires me to be better.

I love my district! they are all fantastic and are some of the strongest people I've have ever met. There are 6 Elders and 6 Sisters, none of which are going outside if the US. We are now a power team. We have become a missionary family that truly looks out for one another. We have a common desire to share the gospel and serve Gods children and that is our goal. I love them so much and don't know what I would do with out each and every one of them. Funny story. I am currently the only missionary here at the Provo MTC going to England. It's kinda crazy... do you want to know what else is crazy... I CUT MY HAIR!! (Pictures down below.) I love it so much.

Thank you to all of you! It has kept me strong knowing that I have all of you who have faith in me and believe in me. I want to leave you all with a spiritual thought, because what kind of missionary would I be if I didn't. ;) Last Friday we showed up to one of our workshops and no one was there. Sister Fauset asked one of the Elders in our district to turn on the lights but Elder Bushmen stopped him and cried "No! We don't need the the light, we ARE the light" We laughed but really, we have the light of Christ in our eyes, His very image in our continence. In 3 Nephi 13, Jesus Christ tells all of us to let our light shine that others might see our good works and glorify our Father in Heaven. We are the light which shines forth to all nations. We don't have to wear a tag and be a missionary to share the beautiful and important message of the gospel.

I know that our Savior loves you and is always there for you. He is the reason we can get through it all and will return to live with our Father in heaven. The Savior is the true source of happiness. I know that the restored gospel is here. We have it! I have found the truths of the gospel in the Book of Mormon. Read it. I promise you that as you read it you will fine the answers to your questions, find comfort from the drudgery of life and that you will feel the perfect love our heavenly father has for you. Be faithful, my friends. The gospel is spreading fare and wide. History is in the making and WE get to be a part of it! What an exciting time we live in.

 I love you all and know that God loves you more than you can possibly imagine. I have felt His love and know it to me real. Hang in there and rejoice in the glory of your Savior. Sister Levie❤😘 Pictures
#1,5, and 7 my wonderful district at the temple in class and one with our teacher
#2 cute sisters in our district
#3 you figure it out
#4 me with my beautiful comp in the snow!!
#6 hair cut;)
#8 Skyler. Someone we taught all week!

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