January 7, 2019
Danube River--north of Budapest |
Jó Reggelt! (Good Morning)
This past week we had to host Elder Smith, my companion who I
was with in Szeged for about 5 weeks, because he was sick and needed to go to
the doctor in Budapest. He came up on Monday and then left Tuesday morning, but
he had an allergic reaction to the medication so he had to come back up for a
couple more days, and before he could go back to his proselyting area we had to
make sure he was good. We were able to call everybody in three large area books
that we have that contains records of the people missionaries have taught
throughout the years. It turned out good because we were able to set up a good
number of lessons for this week, with people we have never even talked
to.
We have also been helping one of the senior couples look for
another missionary apartment in Budapest. We always have to call the people to
set up appointments to go look at the apartment, and if they don't speak
English, then we go with the senior couple so they can communicate. We have gone to look at one apartment
so far and maybe more in the coming week.
We have a guy we are teaching. He is an older man
and after going to Catholic mass on Sunday mornings he comes straight to our
church. This next week should be really good and busy for us and hopefully we
will be able to meet with lots of people and do a bunch of office work like
usual.
Right now the mission slideshow we made isn't posted anywhere. It
is just saved in a file on my computer. That's really cool that President Nelson
has Hungary's dedicatory prayer hung up in his office.
President Hettinger said
that President Nelson always mentions Hungary whenever he is giving a seminar
to mission presidents.
President Nelson in his office--Hungary coat of arms in frame on right wall with Dedicatory Prayer of Hungary |
Sok szeretettel, (Lots of love)
Udy Elder
Christmas dinner |
Last p-day we went to a Hungarian village north of Budapest on the Danube and we went hiking
Train ride |
Danube River--north of Budapest |
Cobblestone Streets |
Looks like quite a variety for your Christmas dinner. I hope you old companion got better. The train ride was fun I hope, unless it was
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