It
was an interesting week for me. (Wait... that's a stereotypical way to
begin
a update.) Lots of stuff going on. Forgive my normal style of
writing,
but different weeks very on what is worth being told of... wait...
maybe
that almost makes sense to me. But yea. It almost feels like a normal
week.
Which is bad. Normal is boring. Maybe I've just been busy. A lot. The
daily
routine has been absolutely scrambled of late, so that's good enough
reason
for me!
Lots
of catching up to do on many things, mostly journal writing. Ældste
Arts
was sick with allergies this Wednesday, so basically we were stuck in the
apartment
the whole day. Poor guy. Glad he's better now.
We
worked in the middle of no where this week! Nothing could been seen as far
as
the eye could see, and here in flatland Denmark, you can see pretty darn
far.
We went to this town that we completely knocked in literally in an
hour.
Gave away one book of Mormon. Maybe the only person who would've
taken
one out there. Woo! Following the hand of the Lord! That is the only
way
to work. The trick is figuring out how. Faith maybe? hehe.
There
was this really big dog in the middle of this small road we were
knocking
that we were going to have to pass in order to finish knocking the
street.
It was stoic, big and staring at us like it wanted to eat us.
Luckily,
we managed to pass by it just fine, though it still sat there
starting
at us. It was probably totally domesticated, but still... I wonder
if
missionaries just look more appetizing to those guys?
We knocked a coligium, a place where college
kids live. That seemed pretty
positive,
but there seems to be a curious pattern to who listens to us. Its
always
the young teenage girls. Hmm... Should I be concerned, flattered or
just
happy somebody listened to us? Pås på Ældste...
Ran
into ANOTHER drunk guy who wanted to talk to us. That's the 2nd one this
week.
Not exactly the best situation, but we sat down and talked to him.
Come
to find out he'd actually listened to the missionaries before, and had
them
over at his place before. Whoa! He gave us his address and phone
number
and invited us to come over sometime. So.. that works for me. And
even
more interesting enough, when we called him later, his number was
already
in our phone. It is a REALLY old phone. Fun. So very good guy to go
hunt
down sometime. But why is it always the drunk people? Word of Wisdom
people!
Blesses your lives! That's what the gospel does for you! Follow it!
We
met with two of our investigators this week, and they were both positive.
We extended to invitation to (name withheld) to be baptized and he
agreed,
though we didn't quite set a date yet. It was the closest invite to
a
hard date based invitation you could get, so next time we meet, we'll
have
a baptismal date! Woo! Super exciting! It seems that if you just give
some
time and solid effort to any area, you can find success. We showed
(name withheld) the Restoration movie we had, and the Spirit was totally in there.
Pretty
strongly too, I know she could feel it. We met with (name withheld) this week,
a
less active member we've been trying to meet up with. Basically we just got
to
know him better. He's a super cool guy that is VERY into video games and
Magic
cards and stuff like that. I can relate to him very easily. I hope we
can
continue to meet with him and work with him.
Ok,
creepy story for the week. The past week or so, there has been this one
house
with one window that has been of interest to us. When we look out our
back
window, because we are on the 2nd floor of the building, we see over
the
block. And during the evenings, every evening, the light in the window
flashes
on and off. Its goes at a constant rate, and goes all night. It
then
stops when morning comes around. We can't see anyone from our angle.
Nobody
has fixed it yet, and we aren't even sure if anyone lives there. But
it
is always there. One of these days, I'm going over to find out what it
is...
very very strange.
Spiritual
snippet. Alma 32. A Hope of Faith. Probably one of my most favorite
chapters
because it talks so much about Faith. Fascinating topic to learn
about
and apply. Also patience and humbleness... hmm... I think that its
turning
into just a building of Christ like attributes. With Humbleness
comes
Hope. And in prayers, ask for understanding! Totally ok to do.
Oh,
and some language advice to those who are learning it. Don't just say
'yea'
when ordering food, or talking to anyone else. You'll accidentally
order
more then you bargained for. Or agree to something else... ha-ha...
yeah,
my fault.
But the mish is going great! I'm learning! I
hope! I'm not exactly
fantastic
at self review. But that's ok! Glad to hear from everyone! Sounds
like
things are kicking into high gear out there! Det er digeligt!
Vises!
Hej hej!
Ældste
Christensen
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