Sister Miller is home, but for my last post I wanted to share the lyrics to a song I listened to many times while she was gone on her mission, and each time it reminded me of her and the work she was engaged in. The work we are all engaged in. Each time it brought tears to my eyes...
ONE VOICE Dustin Glehill
I am just one voice, but one voice can still be heard
I have made the choice to seal my witness with my word
Changed by Holy fire, that is burned into my soul
Filled with new desire, that calls me now to go
I am just one voice, but one voice can carry far
Rising through the noise of a world so damp and dark
Shining bright and clear, to those with eyes to see
Honest hearts will hear the truth that lives in me
One but not alone, a thousand voices sing
Praises at the throne of our Master and our King
With one voice, one voice
I am just one voice, but a voice of light and hope
Grateful I rejoice as I share the gift I hold
I will search with all my strength for the humble and the meek
Praying they'll recieve the simple truth I speak
One but not alone, a thousand voices sing
Praises at the throne of our Master and our King
With one voice, one voice
He was just one voice, but one voice that changed the earth
Teaching love and peace to a lost and weary world
I am just one voice, but one voice that will be heard
I have made the choice to seal my witness with my word
We are all so incredibly proud of Tamari and the wonderful Sister that she is. She's a true follower of Christ, and her sacrifice has been an example to all of us! We love you, Sister Miller!
P.S. I think Sister Miller will be blogging some more of her experiences, so check back soon!
This is our apartment building and on the other side of the river is New Jersey! We love our gorgeous view!
The church is so true and this is the wonderful result! ;o) It will only continue as the knocking, contacting on the street/subway/bus, etc continues! I LOVE the truth and I have the privilege to spread it to the people of Manhattan! It could not be better!
The city is gorgeous in the evening! I was taken away by the view the first time I saw it, talk about amazing! The sisters I live with love to tease me and sit on the ledge but I do not think it's funny at all! I PROMISE I will never really jump! ;o) This mission life is too good to be true!
Sister Buhler and I on the roof of our apartment building! I get so scared being so high and yes, I am extra safe!
These are the sisters that Sister Buhler and I live with! Sister Taylor, Sister Nau, Sister Buhler, and me. Sister Taylor is from Temple Square mission and serving in our mission for 4 months.
I guess we really like roofs! ;o) This is on my first p day and we did a couple things at the church but this is where we ended up! This is the roof of the church building! I was SO freaked out!
You know you are a missionary when you look like you got run over by a truck at the end of the day! ;o) Sometimes I wonder if that is why rejection is so common! ;o) Sister Buhler and I often call ourselves frumpy but that sure won't last forever! We are so blessed with members and singles ward activities feeding us! This is a singles activity that we got pizza from!
Vince thought I used to have ugly feet. They will never be prettier than they were before this wonderful mission! If you ask me, I still think they are pretty! ;o) Throw this away asap! ;o)
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Thanks for working so hard to keep us up to date on her mission!!!!
-ZANETA
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