Szervusztok!
This week was yet
another great week. We were able to take the time to really help a number
of people. We were also able to find some great new investigators.
In fact, all of the missionaries here were able to see great miracles, I am just
so happy!
So there are two
stories I want to share this week and the first is about an amazing artist that
we are currently meeting with. He is an AMAZING painter and is able to
make breathtaking pieces that make your jaw drop. He has it all, a
wonderful family, art, money and everything a person here on earth can even
dream of, but he still felt like something was missing.
It was such a
blessing for us to be there and share with him this message that will never
fade or go away. We shared "The Book of Mormon" with him, along
with the miraculous story of the origins thereof. His countenance started
to change and it was a blessing to see the hope in his eyes grow by the
second. He is probably one of the coolest investigators I have had the
opportunity to meet.
My second story is that of a wonderful woman we are meeting
with. She is a wonderful woman we met in our English class here in
Pécs. She quickly took to the wonderful members here and recognized an
uncanny happiness amongst them. Things seemed to be going wonderful and
she quickly accepted our challenge to try the Lord and receive her answers
before her baptismal date of July 20th.
She has been fighting to receive an answer, but felt as though her efforts were being wasted. We recognized this and challenged her to act by:
1. Reading that night
2. Praying with a specific question before church
3. Searching for
her answer in church
This woman took our
challenge and fought for her answer. Although she still doesn't feel
sure, that day after church she accepted our challenge to pray out loud for the
first time in her life. She was and is working with faith and that is a privilege
for me to witness such a thing.
It was a miracle,
for me, to see myself and especially Elder Bennett truly focus on our
investigators this week. We truly have seen great things this week and we
helped many people.
Our district did
great this week and we are going to have a super delicious dinner of
"rakott krumpli" tonight, by my cooking. It will be great and I
can't wait for another great week of miracles!
Elder Bennett is
doing great and speaking like a champ (as always).
Mosolyogj ezen a héten! (Smile this week)
Elder Jake Nelson
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