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Splits and Street Miracles

 Hej alla!

I don't have much time, but I thought to write a couple miracles we saw this week.

- We gave out not one, but TWO Book of Mormons on the street #swag
- Invited a lady we met on the street to come to church this Sunday, AND SHE DID! And she loved it! She said that she'll come back next week and bring her son with her! 
- We had a member in on one of our lessons, and they bonded SO WELL with our friend. It was awesome. I guess they both really like papagoyas? Very random lol
- A random guy called us and said he wants to come to church ? Nice. 
- I had been really craving American pizza, and had TWO opportunities to eat it in the past couple days. #SCORE 

Some other random things:
- One of our friends is from Egypt, and told us that "All Egyptians love Home Alone." As in, the American Christmas movie. Which made me laugh really hard. 
- One of our members asked to do a fika after church and told us to invite all of our friends. Then we showed up with our friends, and she made us big ol' burgers. #slick 

Have a nice week!
Syster Naatjes
 
 paradox museum pt 1

gearing up to go finding in the rain

Splits!

paradox museum pt 2


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