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Bonjour!
Another stellar week here in the
Charleville-Mezieres. I only got one more week here in this small but kind of
beautiful city, so I am going to try and make it count.
Elder Silva and I spent a lot of time this
past week re-contacting people who had been contacted during our big zone
activity last week. Most everyone we tried to meet with again were not
indicatively interested in our message, but there was one lady who Elder Silva
and I think will go far in the gospel. Her name is Laticia. She has a young
family and a husband, and she would really like to become more religious in her
life. We taught the first lesson, gave her a Book of Mormon, and set up a
return meeting. It is really exciting for me because I have never been able to
teach a full family on my mission, and that is something I have always wanted
to do.
Emmanuel was in Reims all week so we did not
get to see him at all. We got to see Landry again but it was not as great as
the first time. He seems to have trouble with the concept of authority. To me,
it just makes sense that God's church should have His authority, but it is a
classic discussion that comes up at least once with all of our
investigators.
"Silva take the wheel!!!! *in my best
Carrie Underwood voice* Was the phrase of this past week and the week to come.
I decided that since I will most likely be leaving I should start letting him
make all the decisions. Basically, I become the trainee for two weeks while he
becomes the trainer. He has been doing a very good job. I didn't expect much
less from him. He comes from a great mission father. Haha.
I get amazed every week at the different
scenarios the mission puts me in. This week was highlighted by a strange first
lesson with two gay men, who were drunk, and rolling joints. Never in a million
years did I think I would ever be put in a situation like that, and I am glad I
have a sense of direction from God in my life to prevent me from reaching a point
like that in my life. Elder Silva and I had a good laugh about it afterwards
but it made me realize that I am so lucky to be blessed with a wonderful
family, wonderful friends, and a wonderful God.
Have a fantastic week. God Bless and Go
Cowboys!!!!!!
Elder Hein
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