Hello Everyone,
This week there is a lot to report on! It started out of course with the end of the Christmas season. We got to go to members houses and plan a lot of activities to fill the time. I like being busy.
For the two days after Monday we got to just do the most normal missionary work we could trying to focus on the people we talked to! We had a lot of great conversations and a lot of great spiritual discussions! All in all not much happened except going out to talk and find people. We did get to go out to dinner this week and the food, as always from Danish restaurants, was delicious! Thank you grandpa & grandma for the Christmas money!!! That was a fun, delicious treat. You know my love language!
After that we got to prepare to head up to Copenhagen on splits! We got our work done doing some service clearing out thorn bushes! That has always been a fun experience! We arrived later in the night to Copenhagen and woke up the next day to do more work. A fun part of our splits was us getting to go around the great city and contact all we could. I think my favorite thing that happened was the blessing we gave to one of the sister missionaries in the area. She asked us to give her one so after some permission from our mission President we went along with it. We gave her a blessing and the entire time we could all feel the guidance that was being given. It is just another testament to the strength that comes from priesthood blessings. The power of God is manifested!
On Sunday, we were home after a long drive the night before. We got to have a shorter Church for the New Year and spend the evening with some new potential friends talking and playing some games. We got to have a super fun time and really teach some good.
As of today, Monday, we have been outside doing a district campfire! We enjoyed some tomato soup, smores, and snacks whilst we played some board games. The rainy day with the campfire was definitely one of the most fun things I have done! I am very thankful to be in Denmark during this season and into the coming year.
Although the Danes are sometimes a little hard to teach, the ones that are members have the strongest testimonies ever! They carry the work here and we are so very thankful for their support!
Thank you so much everyone for your prayers and I wish you a Happy New Year!
Love,
Elder Lines
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