I'm actually proud of these young men for coming to class and participating while Mika was teaching this week's Come Follow Me lesson covers Job 1–3; 12–14; 19; 21–24; 38–40; 42 from the Old Testament. There was a lot to cover, but Mika did he best to make it short, simple and to the point. Thank goodness the Stake Sunday School presidency member came and help sharer wonderful examples to make it relatable to the kids to grasp the understanding of this tough chapters of Job. I pray that these young men continue to be willing to learn and strengthen themselves in the gospel.
I had the pleasure to drive a few of my youth girls to our activity tonight at All star bowling and they were a hilarious bunch. We had about 12 girls and 9 boys come out tonight and everyone did a fantastic job during their game. Our Stake leaders came and hanged out with us. A few of them even played a few games with the kids. Overall it was fantastic and full of energy.
After our bowling, Myself and 2 other girls, Vahi and Brenda grabed something to eat at McDonald's but we had to hurry back to the chapel to end the night with the youth. Unfortunately, we didn't made it back to close with the rest of the group, so we came back to the chapel with our food and ate it upstairs in one of the classrooms. These sisters are just too cute. Very respectful and kind. We talked stories and ate our meal with a lot of laughter. I am grateful to have these one on one moments with our youth. Creating an understanding and bond with respect for one another. Treating the youth with respect and being real can make a difference in their lives. We don't have to be pushy adults to make a point to them, but treating them equally and with trust, they will show the same courtesy to you. Also knowing your boundaries in interaction and speech. Other than that, I had a fun time tonight filming and capturing cool moments of our youth. Have a blessed and safe evening everyone!
Today was a sad day for me. A family who my husband and I grew to know and love are moving. I heard the news of them moving out of our ward, was from this past Tuesday, after our youth activity. Lola, who is the eldest daughter and who I grew a respect and love for, came to me after the youth activity and told me that they are moving out of the ward and she began to cry. My heart broke for her. She is a sweet and smart young lady. I expressed to her that it's ok and that she is always welcome in our ward, the classes and youth activities. She hugged me so tight as she was crying. Then I told her that even though it's hard to start over in a new place and making new friends, this will be a great opportunity to a start fresh and to grow a new love for those she will meet. I told her how much I love her and that I will always be there for her even if she's in another city. What a touching moment for me. I am thankful that the Lord placed me here at this time to be a comfort to those who are in need of comfort.
Fast forward to today, Lola's parents bore their testimony and shared that they are moving and that today's was their last Sunday in our ward. So after sacrament meeting, I went to Lola's parents and told them that I've enjoyed their testimony and we will miss them. After young women class, I gave Ana, the second eldest daughter, a big hug and expressed my love to her and told her that I will miss her dearly. She was sad and expressed to me that I was the real reason why they look forward to coming to church and to the youth activities. My heart was touched by her words. It's not often that I get compliments from the youth about me being the reason of good things. I am deeply touched by this sweet gesture from these young girls. I guess I do have a good impact on people.
I know they will never see this blog post but I want to share my thoughts to both Lola and Ana.
Dearest Lola,
My dear sweet friend. I am thankful to have known you for the past year you've been in our ward. The Lord loves you and wants to bless you with wonderful blessings to help you in your life. I know that 2022 was not a great year and it took a lot out of you. But I am truly grateful that the Lord guided me to be there for you when you needed a shoulder to cry on. Please be safe in all that you do from here on out. Stay close to the Lord, that he may guide you in your life. Be strong even when times get tough. You have the inner strength of many mighty warriors. So utilize that strength to protect yourself from the adversary and others who may try to hurt you both spiritually and physically. May our Heavenly Father continues to bless you with knowledge, spirituality, wisdom, happiness and financial stability. Take care and I hope to meet up with you someday in the future.
Dearest Ana,
My happy little friend. Thank you for being the sweetest and adorable girl to me during our young women class. Even though you are shy, you shine bright and I hope that you never let that die. You have so much to give and the Lord needs you to continue to be the amazing person that you are. Don't give up on yourself or your immediate family members. They need you as much as you need them. So don't lose that love and bond you have with one another. Stay true and diligent to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Study the word of God, that you may find peace, comfort and understanding of life and of the Savior. Be firm in light and truth whenever you face trials that may test your faith. Pray always to have the guidance of the Holy Spirit in your life. May the Lord forever bless, comfort, guide, and protect you daily. Hope that we will meet again soon.
With lots of love and care,
Sister Jaylynn Wolfgramm
Our lesson was being prepared and that the Lord will lead us back to him, if we would follow. It turned out good and the kids enjoyed and learned something new from it. Being Sunday School teachers has helped us grow more in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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