Hello, hello everyone!!
yes, we are all wearing slippers... |
The service was great. I gave a talk on baptism and luckily
for me the service was in English. Sister Jones and I sang Savior
Redeemer of My Soul. Sister Jones sang soprano and I sang alto and
played the piano....I'm so glad M was baptized but I'm a little sad he won't
be staying in Kosice to help build the branch. On the other hand
though, I'm sure he'll be a great help where ever.
One funny story about contacting: We contacted a man
who started speaking to us in English (with a British accent, might I
add). He said he was Czech and that he knew about us so of course we
asked him what he knows and he said, "You're basically Christian with a
huge emphasis on families." It was really cool that someone said
something other than calling us a sect! The man didn't want to hear our
message, in fact he was looking for a "good bar" and asked for our help.
(we politely declined). He was really funny too and kept making
comments about how he'd never seen such a tall person before (Elder
Barber is well over 6 foot and it probably didn't help that my 5'2" self
was standing next to him).
This week we have a conference in Trencin and I'm super stoked!! I love seeing all the missionaries gathered-it's so powerful. Also I'm looking forward to it because I will finally meet Elder Knapp!! (President Knapp's son. He's a Czech missionary but now he's an AP so I'll actually get to see him!) [Too fill the rest of you in - Whitney's sister attends college at Kansas State University and the CES (Church Education System) director is President Knapp - so now two of our girls knows Elder Knapp.]
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