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Elder Laney and Elder Suisse |
It has been fast and things are doing good. This week was an especially challenging one in terms of some opposition to the work, namely in the form of delays, but we know who always wins in the end :) God has always got our backs and a little time doesn't put a stop to what needs to happen. The blues, after 1 delayed flight and another missed one and then a close one, got into Lyon Tuesday night, pushing everything planned a day later. And so I got to meet Elder Suisse on Thursday after some finding in Lyon with Elder Carlson, Hanson, and Little who were also training. We immediately took a train after conference with the blues and President to head home, but our train had a problem and was stopped for 3 hours 15 minutes outside of Lyon, and then we finally headed home, delaying Besancon's baptismal interview to the next evening. But we made it! Elder Suisse is getting a handle on the roads here and doing a great job, and I was able to interview Emilie the ami of the elders there. We got to see her baptism in the Dijon chapel Saturday which was a choice experience. I love being able to help out with that.
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Emilie's baptism |
Sunday was well, and Elder Suisse is killing it with his French, holding conversations with people already and teaching like a master. So I'm excited to work some more with him. Today was a tranquil p-day and we had a good time getting some rest.
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Car elevator at the Lyon chapel |
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The Last Supper Dijon Cathedral |
This work is true and so cool to be a part of! Have a great week everyone and know that sometimes the fruits of your efforts may come later, sometimes sooner, and sometimes in like one month :) God does his work! And Mpiti is awesome, so cool.
Love,
Elder Laney
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