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| Waiting at a rainy bus stop... |
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| Thanks, Uncle Tom, Aunt Debra and family! |
Everyone,
They say to save the best for last, but when it is the only lesson you teach then it comes first. We have our investigator Martin who has read Mormons Bog several times, and has had missionaries for 5 years. Elder Pike and I planned a great lesson with him with the hope that he would progress, or we would put him on pause. Our lesson was on the Holy Ghost. We tried to talk about who he is, and how he can help us in our lives. Then came the big part. We extended a baptisimal invitation to him, and he said yes right then. Both of us couldn't believe it because we had expected him to say no. Our plan is to start teaching him twice a week, so that we can help him be ready by his baptisimal date.
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| Danish countryside. |
Finn was very happy to see us. We read in Mormons Bog with him, and talked a little bit about temple prep. He is doing really well with his goal to not smoke anymore. He stopped cold turkey about 4 weeks ago, and has stayed strong since then. It is great to talk with him.
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| Ward CUV activity. |
We have been planning a CUV activity for the young adults in our ward. We identified 15 who were inactive, so we sent invitations and called them. Three of them came, and the Nielsens helped us with it. We ate a curry dinner, played Danish jeopardy, and had a spiritual thought on the Atonement. We had so much fun with it, and afterwards they wanted to stay and talk with us.
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| District in København |
Other than that this week had lots of contacting and knocking.
A thought I had for this week comes from this talk by Elder Oaks.
It may be hard, but there is still hope for those who repent with a sincere heart.
Ældste Francis
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