Well... Here's my week :)
I*M TRAINING FOR MY LAST
TRANSFER!! That was unexpected.
Elder Brindley is off to Skive,
and I'll train a newby. I'm in KBH waiting for my trainee, and hanging
out with Elder Lawless, and his trainee Elder Bishopp until Wednesday.
Training was a very happy
experience before, and I'm excited to help a new missionary gain a fresh view
of Danish missionary life. I have some goals to help me with keeping my
focus in the right place, and I plan on making this the best transfer that my
new trainee could possibly have.
I'm focusing on the Christ like
attribute of virtue, with specific relation to how accountable I'm being to
myself. I don't want to feel like I wasted any of my time here in the
last transfer of my mission. I'm excited to see a change in myself, not
just my new trainee.
This week we had an awesome
experience with a man on a train on the way back from splits in
Fredericia. I asked why on earth he had a vacuum cleaner with him, and
from there we talked for an hour straight about the church, and how he had lost
contact with the missionaries before, and would like to talk more about the
restoration and the plan of salvation another time. We got his info and
will be meeting with him again soon.
I've had a lot of good
experiences talking with people today, and even on the train ride in to
Copenhagen when things were crowded and hectic, I still had the chance to talk
with a young woman that ended up being on the way to the U.S. to study and
start fresh, from the way she put it. She was really grateful for the
Book of Mormon I gave her, and seemed excited to read it during her 12 hour
flight :) Hopefully she'll follow the resources she has back to the
missionaries in Denver. Super nice girl, and it took just two seconds of
looking outward instead of inward to make a difference and help someone come
closer to Christ. I LOVE being a missionary.
Love you both!
Ældste Pitcher