About a month ago we went to see a inactive member. The bishop asked for her address but we were having the hardest time in the world trying to find the house number. A man walked out the house in front of the one with the hidden address and we asked him if he knew the number. He did so we got it from him, said thank you, and started talking to him... because that is what missionaries do.
Turns out he is a MACKAY!!!! The Mackay's are legends in Cypress. Everyone knows who the Mackay's are and they are well loved. We know so many Mackay's because the majority of them are Mormon and they serve in leadership throughout the stake and in our ward. We started talking to guy, and it turns out he was baptized when he was eight and went inactive around 12 years old. He was so kind to us and his fiancee was too.
Within the next two weeks we had two more miracle run-ins, and the next week J,.Mackay (his grandmother) passed away. We kept visiting them and sharing spiritual thoughts, but the funeral really touched their hearts and as of LAST SUNDAY they are going to start taking the missionary discussions. The stake president is a Mackay and wants to join us in the lessons, along with every other active Mackay in the boundaries:).
We are really excited and we have grown to love them. The most interesting part of our relationship with them though is that every time we have seen them, it has been unplanned. It has just sort of happened. We just sort of run into each other outside and we happen to have to time to sit and chat for a few minutes. She is in culinary school and thinks it's really cool that I'm gluten free, and he is just the best. They have a beautiful daughter and she loves softball. We are excited to teach them.
Anyway, I miss you all and I love getting letters (especially around Christmas). I don't know how many people end up reading my letters but if you do read them, and if you want to write me back please do. It is SO MUCH FUN to hear from everybody! Even people I didn't get the chance to talk to as much.
Have a good week everyone!
Love, Sister Webb
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