Called To Serve: A Short One But A Good One!

Saturday, August 3, 2013

A Short One But A Good One!

July 1, 2013

Dear Family and Friends,

I don't have much time this week! But know that I am doing great and the work of God is progressing here in Corvallis!

Gracie Wridge will be baptized this coming Saturday and we are so stoked for that!

Keith and Julie Jessop came to church yesterday for the first time, they only stayed for Sacrament but really enjoyed it. Elder Jones and I both spoke and they said they enjoyed what we had to say. Our talks were both based off of the broadcast Work of Salvation and I think it all went well and was received well by the ward. And then in the 3rd hour for the 5th Sunday Bishop talked to all the adults about stepping up and engaging in the Hastening the Work of Salvation and working hand in hand with the full time missionaries.

We are praying all will catch this great vision!

We have a busy week coming up and it is the Fourth of July this week so everyone be safe in all the fun!

And remember what we are celebrating and all the men and women who sacrificed for the founding and freedom of this country! God Bless America and may God continue to bless all of you!

Love you all so much and am thankful for your love and support!

-Elder Organ

The BEAUTIFUL Corvallis Valley

Gotta eat a good breakfast...

So I can drive my tractor....

Into the sunset! Ha ha!!

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Elder Aaron John Organ was born in January 1994 at home to his two loving parents Terry and Renae Organ. He was the 6th child and 4th son, also the youngest by 6 years. He has been a member of the LDS (Mormon) Church his entire life and always had the dream and goal of serving a full-time 24 month mission.

After graduating high school in 2012 he left Gilbert, AZ to attend Brigham Young University in Provo, UT. While there he submitted his mission papers. On October 31st he received and opened his mission call surrounded by friends and his older sister Rachelle in Provo, Utah. Between three laptops and six cell phones, his best friends who were at BYU-Idaho, his parents who were in Gilbert, Arizona, his oldest sister and her family, one of his older brothers and his family, and a handful of other friends were all able to watch and listen as he opened his call and read it aloud. In the dorm building common room there were more than 60 friends lending their love and support.

He was called to serve a 24 month mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Montana, Billings Mission, English speaking. He was very surprised that it was a stateside, English speaking assignment but immediately stated his joy and excitement!

He was set apart as a missionary on February 1, 2013 with his parents present. His report date is February 6, 2013 at the Provo, Utah MTC (Missionary Training Center)!