Sister Brooklyn Palmer South Carolina Columbia Mission 2022-2023

  HELLO EVERYONE!!! Sister Palmer here! First, I want all of you to know God loves you SO much, you are priceless to him. And I love you so much too! I am so excited to be a part of the Lord's work. So far, training has been VERY BUSY. I have gained the talent of eating meals in 3 minutes. There are so many resources and classes provided to us, and it makes for a very full day, but a spiritual one! MEET MY COMPANION Sister Horman is my AMAZING companion. She is so connected to the Spirit, she has such a tender heart, and her laugh is contagious. She made me feel so loved immediately. We clicked so fast, I feel like we are both very bubbly people who want to be everyone's friend! We even have the same watch! She is a talented cosmetologist and plays the ukulele! I can't wait to make more lasting memories with her. She's a keeper for sure❤️ MY DISTRICT My district is the bomb(dot)com. A district is a small group of missionaries, both sisters and elders, and we are all new...

My FAREWELL One more week. One more week until I say goodbye to my family for a time. One more week until I put aside all worldly distractions and personal affairs. And most importantly, one more week until I get to spend 18 months as a bigger piece in God’s plan. Teaching, serving, and constantly loving. I’ll get to be upgraded from just Brooklyn Palmer to Sister Palmer. I guess I’ll have to get used to that really soon! While waiting for my mission to start, I had the privilege of being called into nursery, where I was later moved up to Sunbeams, as well as Activity Days. All the Sundays and Wednesdays with these kids have been a huge blessing. In nursery the lessons were short and sweet, their attention spans matching their little size. But it taught me how to summarize the important details. Then I got the chance to transition with a few of my nursery kids to sunbeams, like sweet Emmy and Zeke. Sitting there in the front row to sing the songs can be a lot for some of them. It’s no ...