Salut la fam!
It is always a pleasure to hear from you! Oh my gosh. . . Hayden is
already leaving?? How is that even possible?? Are you sure we are
talking about the right Hayden here? Hahaha. I am so glad to hear that
he did a wonderful job though! It sounds like the
family is having such a wonderful time right now and as always I love
hearing that! Little Hudson is so cute!!
There wasn't too much that happened this week, but it was a great
one. I cannot believe how fast time flew by! I swear just yesterday our
week started and now it is over.
After the conference that we had over in Nice I fixed the goal that
I wanted to have one lesson everyday for the rest of my mission. . .
Elder Taylor agreed that that would be a good goal so that is what we
decided to do for the rest of the transfer. We
went throughout the week and after two exchanges and lots of other small
tasks we found ourselves on Sunday only having taught four lessons on
the week. We agreed that we would give it our all to see a miracle! Sure
enough, during church we were able to teach
one of our amis, bam one lesson! After church we were waiting at the bus
stop and all of the sudden we found this guy, aka Elder Taylor found
this guy because I was talking to someone else, so he brought him over
and said this guy wants to learn more about
our message! I was like sweet, so we went to the park and taught him. It
was funny because in talking to him we found out that his mother is
french, but his father is Korean! So, I say, anya hash mika, and anya
haseyo. . . turns out that he doesn't speak a
word of Korean. . . how lame huh?! Haha. . . So bam, another lesson that
went really good! Sadly enough, we had to do numbers so in the end we
were not actually able to accomplish the goal that we had set out to,
but we were able to see that in setting this
goal we were able to teach way more lessons than we would have normally.
Everything is going really good right now though. Our mission is on
fire, we seem to be baptizing way more people right now than we did
last year. Not to mention, our zone has not gone a single week without
having a baptism which has been awesome to see.
We have an incredible zone right now and it is so much fun to be able to
work with all of them.
At church we were sitting in our second hour and one of the
counselors in the bishopric came in and pulled Elder Taylor and I out.
He explained that they made an error and they needed one of us to give a
talk in sacrament. Since Elder Taylor was teaching
our investigators class I was able to give the talk. I talked about
faith and how that can lead us to see miracles in our lives. I did my
best to reiterate the things that we learned at conference.
Life is going great right now though! I am very happy! The only
thing is that it is blistering hot outside! I am going to die of a
heatstroke! That is okay though!
I love you all so very much!
By the way tonight we have a dinner appointment with our neighbors
and this week we are teaching a lot of our really cool investigators!!
S....is still doing really good and he is going to be ready for the
5th! I seriously cannot wait for that day
because we are going to make some serious mission history!
Love,
Elder Beyer
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