Mine familier og venner!
I am in a new area, Roskilde .
It is crazy not to be in Vejle anymore. I sure loved it and
would love
to go back one day!
So making the trek from Vejle to Roskilde was pretty crazy. I had my 2
large suitcase and a small one and my dyne bag, and my coat
and my
purse. Ha ha. I'm sure it was pretty hilarious to see Sister
Peterson
and I push our suitcases around the city, onto trains, in
elevators,
on buses and up the streets. We did take a little video of
us pushing
our suitcases in the final stretch, but it is too large to
send.
Anyway, we got here and found out there are 3 area books
full of
previous investigators. The ward has now been split into 3
areas for
missionary work. We wanted to know which of the old records
would be
for our area, so there was only one way to find out... do
some PR
work.
We spent 5 hours looking up each address to see where it
falls and
then looking up phone numbers and addresses with hardly any
old
information we had from them to see if they still lived in
the area.
In the end, now they are all seperated and we are ready to
make many,
many visits!
It was so cool because we even found two old email addresses
of
previous investigators and wrote them an email. I tried to
figure out
what to write and then I remembered to use the tips that
Michael
Smart, from Michael Smart PR, had given us on writing emails
while I
was at BYU! It was cool to see that be incorporated in
missionary
work!
For those who wanted to know what went down for
conference... On
Saturday, we watched the Relief Society broadcast at 4pm in
Danish!,
then the live 1st session of conference at 6pm in English.
Then on
Sunday, at 4pm we watched the 2nd session in English and at
6pm the
3rd live in English. Still never watched the 4th. I am
hoping I get to
see it, but I might just have to read it next month.
Miracles of the week:
-We had prepared a message for Jan, but then I got the
distinct
prompting to share a different message about the temple so
we did that
instead
-We met our neighbor this week and she was really friendly.
She told
us we could come over sometime and she could teach us to
make Danish
food (and we will talk about the church, too! :))
Love you all!
Søster Orgill
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