Hey everyone!!:)
Can i just say how grateful
i am i was able to skype my family and friends yesterday?? That truly was a
blessing in my life. I am also grateful for having the chance to even skype,
because as we know back in the old days they had to write letters and that was
it. I consider myself to be one of the luckiest missionaries in the world right
now and possibly the happiest:) Now, with the skyping yesterday i may have
forgotten to prepare notes for what happened every day last week ha.
So i am sorry to say but this week i will be going from the good ole
memory:)
So last week was
super good. We met with professor E a couple times and she is doing really
good. We meet with her usually on Tuesdays and practice English and then on Thursdays
we try to practice our Hungarian and teach her about the church. Also when we
meet with her we have had a member with us the past couple times. The member
truly can and does help in the lesson. I know it and i bear testimony of it. We
went over some questions she had about the resurrection and the plan of
salvation and you could very strongly feel the spirit. She also came to church
and we were able to sit next to her in stake conference this last Sunday. I am
so grateful for the spirit that was brought into the meeting. You could feel it
so strongly that i know that she felt it too.
Z. We still meet with
him super often and he is still progressing:) His desire to learn is
incredible. He really wants to be a native sounding American speaker and he
sounds basically like one right now!! We also gave him a Jesus the Christ book
to read and he has been. We have been talking more and more about baptism and
he is thinking about it:) The really cool thing i like about teaching Z is that
the spirit can almost always be felt in his lessons. I leave his lessons and i
pray that he does too, with a much better feeling than when i entered the
lesson. He also gave us his laptop and his friend E also gave her tablet to us
to skype from! So i give a huge shout out to them.
The other people we
meet with are doing really good too but this last week we mainly met
with these two. Next week is going to be transfers and so i will not
be emailing until Tuesday and i will let you all know what is going to happen
to me:) I am so grateful i was sent to Hungary and super grateful to have
served in Pecs as long as i have. I love the people and i love my mission.
Last night i bore my
testimony to my family, but i do not think they understood. Ha, but i know they
felt the truth of my message. Because it is not my message, it is Christ’s
message to all. And no matter what language it is in, even silence. You can
actually feel the truth of it, "and it will be made manifest unto
you". Love you all so very much.
Nichols Elder
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