Well an update on
me is that this week I got a call that I will be a trainer starting tomorrow! I
am getting a greenie!! My own little missionary son. Its going to be awesome I
am super excited.
Well this week
was crazy and probably the busiest week of my mission!!
At the beginning
we went and visited the bishop and we met his dog.... a Russian beast of a dog.
It was so scary. He said that we needed to go into the house while he holds it
outside or it will attack us and kill us. I totally believed it because the
thing was huge. Seriously the size of a little bear. So that’s what type of
dogs are here if you were curious.
This week was the
last district meeting so we decided to have a little party, it was super fun. I
made a famous Hungarian food and the sisters made palacsintas, which are like
pancakes. We had a little goodbye party and it was super fun.
This week we got
the Zone challenge, which was to get a certain amount of member ‘presents’ as a
zone and we were able to do it so we got a free day in Szombathely and we got
to play games and even watch a movie!! We got to watch the movie Inside Out!!
It was the cutest movie I have ever seen in my life. I don’t know why, maybe
just because I am a missionary but I loved it. It was out while I was home I
think but no one had seen it so we chose to watch it! If you haven’t seen it,
go watch it. It is unreal. We also got to play a lot of games and run around
and just be free and have a little fun. I loved it.
I even was able
to play basketball with my mission president, his wife, and even his
daughter... I had no mercy and balled out on them. hahah.
After the zone
day, we went and got food and we ran out of time because the food took forever
so we had to run a full mile... not kidding to the train station. I ran in and
bought everyone’s ticket and gave it to them when they got on the train. We all
made it but wow I was sore that next morning.
I will finish
this lame email with a really cool experience. I was able to talk to this teen
kid on the street today and before I stopped him I was pretty hesitant. He was
a very non friendly type and just kinda sketch looking person but right before
I walked up to him I just said to my companion... everyone needs the gospel
right? And went and talked to him. It ended up being so amazing. He lives in England
and loves learning about religion. I was able to give him a book and he was
just so nice and friendly. We had a good long conversation and then he left and
said he was going to read the Book and learn more. So it gave me a testimony
that it doesn’t matter who you are or what your past was, you could still be
apart of this gospel. You can find out for yourself. This gospel is really for
everyone.
Next week my
email will be massive and I will tell you all about the baptism and all the
amazing things that happened with that. I just do not have time this week! I
love you all!
Love Elder Ure
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