Sziasztok!
Well, it definitely feels like I was emailing just yesterday. Not too much has happened since Wednesday.
We met with a nice person name Sándor. He's a former investigator and he was super nice. Hopefully, we'll be able to meet with him again.
We met with the Hingyiék and Eszter. They are all doing good. Unfortunately no one was able to come to church because of sickness and whatnot, but they all doing better now.
Honestly that is pretty much it.
We have some exciting things coming up soon. This week we have exchanges with the Assistants and the Veszprém elders, and next week they are going to be working on our apartment, so we are going to have to move to Budapest and commute to Dunaújváros every day. That'll be fun.
Also, yesterday they reorganized our branch presidency, so we've got a lot of changes coming up in the branch in the next few weeks.
Other than that we did a lot of the same old good work. We've been having good times and doing what's right, letting the consequences follow.
This week's spiritual thought is D&C 62:3, which says: 3 Nevertheless, ye are blessed, for the testimony which ye have borne is recorded in heaven for the angels to look upon; and they rejoice over you, and your sins are forgiven you.
This is a really great thought because whenever you bear testimony it is recorded. So many angels and people are cheering us on in this work. They aren't just cheering on missionaries, they are cheering on everyone as they strive to do what is right and follow God. The greatest part of this scripture is the statement at the end "Your sins are forgiven you." Being free from sin is the greatest blessing that anyone can receive and as we strive to testify of what is true, we receive that forgiveness.
Szeretettel,
Terry elder
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