Hello everyone!
This week has been amazing and I am excited to be sharing! It really feels like the beginning of the transfer even though I have been here for awhile. We have really been getting used to the flow and we have a good organization in our work. The weather has definetely been weird though and has included a lot of snow and rain!
The last couple of days have been really fun because we have had a lot of member appointments and had a lot of social media referrals! Due to that we have not been finding as much as we have before. We have had some big miracles with social media though which is why we are focusing on it. It's been fun experience this success. Even if it is different.
One of said miracles was a man called Alexander! He is from Romania and has been looking for faith in his life. He lives in Denmark now and really wants to find some answers. We met with him at the perfect time in the library right before it was closing. It was meant to be and we were very excited to hear that he wanted to learn. We are excited about teaching him.
We had these two other eating appointments! One of them was with members and the other was with an African family! The member was super sweet and loves missionaries. Her kids have always grown up with missionaries in the home and she loved feeding us. Which we are always grateful for. I am not used to many eating appointments coming for Bornholm and the small branch there. The next family was from Africa! They are so cool and gave us authentic African food. We ate with our hands and then read in the scriptures. They want to come to Church and we love that there are young people willing to be Christian and stand for that! We will be meeting again on Sunday!
The week has also been teaching us really to listen to the spirit! We had splits on Thursday and had a baptismal interview for their friend! They are ready but just need a bit more love. That interview was very spiritual and we really needed to focus on the promptings. It was good to see that guidance comes. Another miracle. I'm always grateful for those kinds of miracles.
The rest of the week has been a weird mix of busy appointments and train rides! We bike around to a lot of places and take the train to go faster and further. I love the Danish public transportation system! It is really good!
The pictures from this week are of our eating appointments and then some splits that we had.
Thank you everyone for your support and prayers. I love hearing about your lives!
Love,
Elder Lines
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