May 22, 2018
Szervusztok,
Yesterday was another Hungarian holiday
where no one worked and all of the stores were closed. It seems like one of
these happens just about every other week. But this time it was Pünkösd, or
Pentecost.
Nothing too exciting happened this past
week. It has been a change of pace being a trainer and having to do most of the
talking during lessons. We have one investigator who has come to
church a few times, and we asked her to be baptized. She said she will, but she
doesn't feel prepared yet, so we will have to work on that and hopefully there
will be a baptismal date for her sometime in the near future. We learned
that there is going to be about a 2 month break for all of the English classes
we teach as missionaries at the end of the transfer before the new mission
president comes in. I don’t know why, maybe they will try and restructure it
and try and make it a more effective finding tool.
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| The elevator in our 10-story communist apartment building |
Also we found out that after this
transfer when we combine with the Romania mission our transfers in Hungary will
go from 9 weeks to 12 weeks. Since Romania is on 6-week transfers and we are on
9-week transfers, due to the longer MTC language training, when the missions
combine they need to be on the same transfer cycle. So we will change to 12
week transfers and the Romanian mission will stay at 6 week transfers. I am a
little upset about it because that means we will most likely stay in an area
for a really long time. The norm will be to stay in an area for 24 weeks or
almost 6 months.
I already have the Missionary's Little
Book of Teaching Tools. I think it might have been Tyler’s. But that is really
good that you are sending 2 packages for my birthday. It is also good you won
the 4 rounds of golf, and you got the new lawn mower.
Sok Szeretettel,
Udy Elder
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