This
week my companion and I really pushed general conference. Every contact we made
was about conference and we just really wanted someone to come listen
to a prophet's voice and so we did! And unfortunately not a single person that we
invited actually came, but the Lord blessed us in a mysterious way. Two less
actives, one of which we had not even talked to during the week and who
hasn't come to church in over a year, came to conference! So that was
absolutely amazing! We are hoping to meet with him this week!
The
work here as been rapidly progressing, and we have been immensely
blessed with quite a bit of success! We currently have four people committed to a baptism date that we have been working with, and are set for baptism,
but no date with another investigator! After a lot of prayers and
fasting, I believe those prayers have really been answered here! Most of these
investigators are new, but a lot of them seem eager and are really going
to begreat for our small branch here in Budejovice! :)
This
week we visited Tabor, which is a small city north of Budejovice that
has quite a bit of young families. A little bit more modern than
Budejovice, but just as beautiful. We visited a couple of kostels, and
took pictures of the namesti! Absolutely beautiful here! Can't get
enough of the wonderful architecture, and designs! :)
As for
conference, as a missionary, you LOVE conference! You live for every
moment of it! And this conference was absolutely amazing! Lots of great
talks and thoughts shared! (I will make sure to use some great quotes in
upcoming emails ;)) If you haven't had a chance to watch Conference!
Watch it! We have such a blessing to hear from latter day prophets, and I
sustain them as prophets, seers, and revelators! My favorite quote from
conference was given by Larry R. Lawrence, of the Seventy, in which he
said "What lack I yet?" and how we can apply that to our prayers in
learning to make continuous repentance. It is truly is the only way we
will be worthy to live with God again! Thanks again for all the prayers
and support!
Elder Belshe
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