And he commanded them that there should be no contention one with another,...having their hearts knit together in unity and in love one towards another. -Mosiah 18:21
Home teaching is the responsibility of all Melchizedek Priesthood holders and of those who are teachers and priests in the Aaronic Priesthood. As part of their responsibility to watch over the members of the Church, home teachers visit their assigned families at least once each month to teach and strengthen them. Home teachers establish a relationship of trust with these families so that the families can call upon them in times of need.
For further information see LDS.ORG (search "hometeaching")
When she told me that she was half Korean I was super excited because I love Koreans and especially their food. I was her hometeacher, and since my hometeaching companion couldn't join me to bring her a message about Christ, the Missionaries came with me.
We visited her every month. She showed me books that she liked and I read them. She played the piano and we sang hymns together. One time her mom made us dinner with Korean dishes that were like a paintball fight of flavors. The flavors on a Korean table being unmistakable and unique. Afterwards we went to see Wall-e (except the missionaries).
I just found her on facebook and she is still just as funny and different as she was. If it weren't for hometeaching I wouldn't have come to know such a odd and wonderful person.






