This
week was pretty good. I really enjoyed being able to tell people who I met on
the street, "there is a prophet on earth today...and he is speaking this
weekend!" Hopefully this week I'll be able to say to people, "there
is a prophet on earth today...and last weekend he told us about how we should
seek to follow the example of Jesus Christ in everything that we do..."
Maybe it will actually work sometime.
We
met some cool people this week for sure, and were able to teach a few of them.
Again, however, we've been stuck at mostly only one lesson for each person, and
then they don't go anywhere (yet--there's always the possibility that they'll
remember us in the future, of course).
Here's
a cool story for you: a few weeks ago my companion and I knocked on a lady's
door and she told us maybe we could come back sometime so that she could tell
us all of the reasons that she would never join our church. She gave us times
that would be best to stop by based on when her daughter was with her or not.
We tried by again the next day, but I guess it wasn't a good time again. So we
just went by another day and put a family proclamation leaflet through her door
(most doors here have post slots on them where the post man (mail man) puts
their post (mail) through in the morning--if you're not sure what I'm talking
about, think of Harry Potter) with our phone number on it. A few days ago she
sent us a text message thanking us for the leaflet and apologising for her
rudeness. We will be meeting with her tomorrow morning, I sure hope it goes
well.
Martin
is progressing really nicely. He is awesome. We taught the Plan of Salvation to
him this week and he asked a lot of thoughtful questions. He also told us that
he is beginning to become more conscious now of when he is breaking the Word of
Wisdom--pretty much his spiritual sensitivity is coming back after having been
dulled by years of being disregarded. So that is pretty amazing, it is
definitely a step in the right direction. He has reestablished habits of daily
prayer and scripture study.
I
hope that you all have an amazing week!
Love,
Elder
Seth Poulsen
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