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One week left?!?

 Tjena!

What a crazy time. I love our ward, I love our friends, and I love the snow that we're getting. 

This past week we didn't have as many lessons, but the lessons we DID have were golden.

1) We're teaching a Swedish girl about our age and invited a member along. Turns out they work at the same place! It was awesome, they got along great. 
2) We had a lesson with our friend *Mont, and talked about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He said that he would love to be baptized, but just needs to grow his faith a little more. His biggest problem is that our doctrine sounds "too perfect to be true." We love him! 
3) We had a lesson with our friend *Mitch, and taught him about the Gospel of Jesus Christ as well!! At the end we asked him if he'd be interested in baptism, and he said absolutely. He then picked January 14th!! #miracle 

PLUS-- *Mont and his wife even came to our ward Christmas party, and the ward loved them. It was awesome. 

I'll be coming home next Monday, on the 18th of December, and all I can say is that I'm thankful. For Christ, for the people I've met, and for this church. My mission has been a huge blessing in my life. 
And I'll be speaking on December 31st about my experiences! 

Have a good week everyone! This is My last email! See you all soon! 
Syster Naatjes

Christmas tree gnome

Jesu Kristi Kyrka

Jesu Kristi Kyrka pt 2

SUPER cheap meatballs

last falafel on a last pday!






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