Another week in Vaxjo

Things have been going fairly well here. This week has been fairly ordinary. We've largely visited the usual people and whatnot, so it hasn't been too exciting. We've been able to visit some of the branch members and try to help some of them out (service), and that's been kind of nice.

  We also (per the Senior Couple's suggestion) went out to visit one of the branch members, A, who had some ideas for trying to find new people. Some of them were pretty good ideas, like putting fliers up at the university for the single's FHE and other activities or trying to give a short lesson on our religion to a class or something (which is something I've done before; it's kind of fun). But, at the same time, she had some kind of interesting ideas, like giving coffee to people who pass by the church in the evenings (which is apparently something that some of the other Swedish churches do). All in all, I feel like she did have some good ideas.  A was enthusiastically talking about how everything will help, and Elder Ricker and I. All in all, I think it was a good, helpful meeting.

 

                                                         Elder Ricker and his recorder

                                                              A view in Vaxjo

 Zone Conference in Helsingborg- If you look behind the missionaries, that's Denmark off in the distance

Helsingborg The mighty Radhuset was completed in 1897 in neo-Gothic style and contains stained-glass scenes illustrating Helsingborg’s history.