We had a great week this past week. Csaba is still doing well. (His baptism is planned for June 27th.) He came to part of Stake Conference but left early because the stake center was farther away than he had thought and he needed to get home. It's kind of like teaching a kid with him but we love him so it's fun.
Our other investigator who came was a woman named Gabi. We had only met with her once before this past week. She is so ready for the gospel. We had thought that she just wasn't that diligent but it turned out that she hadn't really learned all that much when she was meeting with the elders and that she basically believes that the Book of Mormon is true. She had some concerns that we cleared up for her like how if someone joins the church he or she does not have to live as a missionary. She told us that she was so excited to finally be taught by sisters because she has questions that she doesn't feel comfortable talking about with them. She is really cool.
At stake conference I was able to meet some people that I left behind in Kispest including Kristi and a woman named Angelika whom I adored when I served there. There were people from Érd too and I got to sit by Laci and sustain him as a Melchizedek priesthood holder. Both Sister Simons and I served with Sister Kovács (Kíra), so we had a great time visiting with her. It was a great conference. The stake president talked about being happy and positive and taking action to be happy.
We met with András this week and he finally prayed! He was nervous to do it in front of us for some reason but he did a great job and we were so proud of him. Hearing someone's first out-loud prayer is always an amazing experience.
Well, I hope all of you are having a great week! I can't believe that Ashlyn gets home tomorrow. Love you all!
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Any news about this awesome sister missionary? I hope her letters are posted until the end of her mission. The last impressions are also interesting.
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