We
had a program with Zsolt, with Peti as our member present. It was a
super intense but great lesson. HE IS ON BAP DATEEE!!!! eeeee!!! Its not
til december but hey, hes putting his trust in God to see if he can
provide a way for him to be baptised. Anyways. It was super great the
spirit was strong. Zsolt was nervous but we told him he needs to test
God to see if he will provide a way for him to be baptised. Super stoked
vagyok.
Later we had a program with Balázs and Anita, the
couple who filmed us. We met them in the park during this big festival
and it was fate because we have been trying to call them again for
weeks. They wanted to interview my new comps so that was cool. We had
wanted to teach them the plan of salvation because last time we
basically taught them the restoration so that was the next step but we
were nervous because they really wanted to do this interview thing but
during the conversation it came up so smoothly that it was definitely an
answer to prayers. God loves us. on the train to splits |
We had splits with the sister training
leaders in Kecskemét so we took the train there that night and we sat in
the same car as this cool hipster guy going to a concert in budapest so
we talked about why we were here with him and exchanged phone numbers.
He wanted to show us where the best fish soup is in Szeged. So that will
be fun. I love how God just provides people for us when we are in the
right place.
Splits! |
Thursday: SPLITS!!
So it
was fun to go on splits with the Sister training leaders because I have
already been comps with both of them, Sister Whittaker (my last comp)
and Sister Sholly (my second comp in Érd). It was super great. We had
this program with a man in the morning and our member present was
freaking talkative as crap, but super nice. We just wanted to basically
teach the restoration, basic stuff, but she went into the war in heaven
and priesthood blessings and all sorts of deep stuff. Luckily the guy
wasn't freaked out but it was super funny. Also the member had the
coolest tattoo ever, it said, "I'm a mormon woman". I know what I'm
getting when I get back home haha
Later I got to street
around Kecskemét. Its the cutest city ever. So kecske means goat so
basically its the city of goats so their town hall has a big goat on it.
Its awesome.
the kecskemét városház. Notice the goat |
It was really cool talking with Sholly,
because we served together a couple of tranfers ago and she was
basically the one who helped me with so much of my hungarian and she was
so proud of how much my hungarian has grown. I get so hard on myself
because I don't speak perfectly but she opened my eyes to how much I
have progressed and it was really good to hear that from someone I know.
She is great.
Sister sholly |
Friday: We had a program with the
Márkék. It went well, I guess. Haha So we had planned on doing the
object lesson with the food coloring and bleach but we didn't have any
food coloring and the store didn't eaither so we tried using water
colors, which didn't work. But luckily we are in hungary, and everyone
has piros paprika, so I asked Márk for some and I did the object lesson
where you put a picture of Jesus under a glass of water. You can see
through it, and its like when we are clean and pure. Then you sprinkle a
bit of paprika on top, representing "sin", but luckily we have
repentance (soap) that if we dip it into the water the paprika moves to
the side of the cup and you can see Jesus again. It was a big hit with
the kids. They are super cute. Little Klaudia is just the sweetest ever.
After she came up to me and gave me a huge hug and was like, "I love
you the most" and it just melted my heart.
Saturday:
We
went tableing with the elders and I talked to this super nice girl
named Laura. She was eating her lunch but wanted to hear what I had to
say so I basically taught her the restoration on a park bench and when I
recited the Joseph Smith History segment, she showed me her arm after
and it had goosebumps on it. She said she would be interested in meeting
again and wanted to read the book of mormon. It was a really great
experience and I felt the spirit super strong even though we were in a
busy park. It was cool. I love being a missionary sometimes.
We
also have this new rule where we have to go tracting at least an hour a
day, so we went tracting. We didn't have any doors opened to us but we
had these nénis sass us hardcore. It was funny. We also tried stopping
this lady on the street on the way back and as sister Cropper tried to
say hello she was straight up like "nem" and kept walking. Super funny.there was an intense rain storm last night so of course we went and danced in it. #compbonding |
We had church, it was great. Crazy Csilla
came...but it was good. She called me too last night and was all upset
so I just talked to her for a while. She is crazy and gives us trouble
but I do feel bad for her. I mostly just ended up telling her about my
life and home and she calmed down a bit. She is a handful but God loves
her so I need to too.
Well, that's about my week. We are still loving it here in Szeged as a companionship. Life is good. Share it.
Have a good week all!! and remember how much God loves you.
Love,
Sister Heath
(also shout out to Rosie Baratta for the great letter. You are wonderful girl and miss your face!!)my comp during language study in kecskemét reading the liahona in two languages |
my favorite graffiti in szeged |
some funky hungarian instrument. too bad videos don't load onto emails |
the interesting concotion of food my comp made. We called it cat food... |
the városház. Its super cute and plays cheesey 80s love songs on its bells. Gotta love szeged |
Transfers |
Transfers |
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