Yep, baptisms are always great! And we got to see one this
week! This last Saturday the sister missionaries here had a baptism in our
ward! The girl's name is Forgive and she is 20 years old. She's from Ghana and
her mom is wanting to get baptized in a couple weeks too! It was an awesome
baptism and everyone was so happy! It's amazing to see the change in people's
lives and how when they really apply the Gospel fully, that they REALLY DO see
the blessings! That's something that I got to learn in my life, and it still
amazes me when I see the same changes in other people! The Gospel is true!
So I kind of just told the most exciting part of the week,
but there were still a couple other cool things that happened!
We had our district meeting with the whole zone this week,
so we went to Liège again! I don't have any new pictures haha sorry! But to
remind you, it was the place with the super cool train station haha. The
meeting was super good! I learned a lot and it really inspired me to want to do
the very best that I can! I love meetings like that haha that's what they're
for! The assistants also came, and that was cool to get to know them a little
bit. One of them grew up with my last companion, so that was fun to exchange
stories!
This week we also had a BBQ! Say whaaat? In Belgium? You
betcha! And it was pretty good! Not exactly the same as back home, but it was
still pretty good!
We had invited a lot of people to it, but other than a few
less actives (who came!), no one else had said that they would come. The day of
the BBQ we had a rendezvous set up for 11, but the person wasnt there. It was a
fake address haha oh well! We had only walked for half an hour in the rain
haha. So then we decided to head to the BBQ because we had gotten a call that
morning from someone that said they were going to show up! An ami! So he
showed, said he couldnt stay long but he wanted to talk to people and see the
church. Long story short, we taught him the first lesson, answered questions
that he had, and taught him to pray. And then he prayed for the first time in
his life. Right afterwards he let out a sigh and said "I feel
so...relieved. I think there is something to this." YES! So it was an
alazing rdv! He also came to church on Sunday and loved it! We have another rdv
with him this week and hopefully some more after that! Oh, en plus (french for,
"and there's more") he already knows some people in our ward from
work! Just perfect!
So, it was an awesome week haha and we're really hoping it
just keeps getting better! I'm still here in Charleroi for a reason! And I'm
gonna find it!
Just a couple pics from this week:
I hope you're all doing fantastic and that life just gets
better and better as you make it that way! That's the best way to do it! The
grass is always greener where you water it! (yep, I just used that reference
haha)
Elder Daniel Anderson
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