French/Wolof at gas station. Tue, Dec 21, 2010.

12/21/2010. Missed op? - I was on the other side of town running errands. As I turned at an intersection, I felt inspired to stop at a drug store next to a gas station. I bought something. Nothing happened at the drug store, but maybe I was supposed to talk to the cashier. She had a bright and shiny look to her, like she knew the Savior. Later I thought that I could have asked her what church she went to, and if she asked why I asked, I could have said something like "You have a glow or shine to you that says you know Jesus." Some may think that's weird, but I'm sure it was true.

12/21/2010. 1265. Before I got back in my car, I felt inspired to stop at the gas station next door, so I walked over there, and bought something. One of the employees looked African, but he was busy, so I asked the cashier if she knew where he was from, and she said Senegal. So I went out to my car and retrieved Wolof copies of Gospel Fundamentals and the Joseph Smith Testimony pamphlet, a French Book of Mormon, and a "Together Forever" DVD that has a french audio track. I forget if I included English copies of the books as well.

When I went back in, the Senegalese employee was accessible so I struck up a conversation with him by asking if he spoke French and Wolof, and he did. I offered the material and he very graciously and gratefully accepted it all.

Bengali declined, at store. Mon Dec 20, 2010.

12/20/2010. 1264. I was shopping at a department store, and the check-out cashier seemed South Asian, so I asked where she was from, and she said Bangladesh. I offered her a free Bengali Book of Mormon, but she very timidly declined.

Mr. Krueger's Christmas DVD at store. Fri, Dec 17, 2010.

12/17/2010. 1263. I was at a store and after paying for my purchase I offered the clerk/cashier a Mr. Krueger's DVD from church, explaining that it featured Jimmy Stewart and the Mormon Tabernacle choir. He accepted, so I retrieved it from my car, and went back and presented it.

Mormon Relief Society Rap. Alex Boye.

Wow. Please listen to this guy. It's an uplifting tribute to women, and Relief Society in particular.

His other web pages:

www.youtube.com/user/00britman#p/u

www.AlexBoye.com

www.myspace.com/4boye

www.facebook.com/alexboye.music

Video: www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1545355031142

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Boye