Dia dhuit,
So that beginning wasn't Hungarian it was Irish, but
needless to say it was a pretty interesting and fun week! I was on splits with
one of the APs, Elder Fitzgerald and we decided to go out streeting the first
day. We were waiting at the stop light and this Irish man with his two
daughters came up and, as they were dancing, Elder Fitzgerald starts asking
where he was from and the conversation went something like this:
(In an Irish accent)"We are from Ireland my young lad.
And who are you?"
"We are missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ or
the Mormon church! Have you heard about us?"
"Oh yeesssss. You should come to Ireland! It is the
promised land!"
"Wait what haha"
"In fact the reason why you are here is because of us!
We are Gods! You believe in us!!!"
"We talk about Jesus Christ"
"YES exactly we are Jesus Christ! You should come to
Ireland! WE LOVE YOU GUYS!"
We were dying at the end of it. He ran away before we could
talk to him some more but lets just hope he meets the missionaries in Ireland
and becomes converted.
We tried this new finding approach by talking about some
influential people in the world. We printed out a lot of pictures of
influential people and we talked to people on the street about them. We made a
booklet with some pictures and the last one was Jesus Christ. It was super cool
because the discussions were super meaningful and we taught a lot about
the church and about the gospel!
For P-Day, we went to Esztergom and Visegrad! We went with
the AP's and the senior couple! Esztergom is right next to the border between
Slovakia and Hungary! Super cool experience!
We met with Bence this week and he is doing super well and
he is looking forward to the 19th! We are super excited! I need to go but thank
you for the emails and prayers! This church is true! Have a wonderful and
fantastic week!
Sok Szeretettel,
Elder Ballard
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