As
many of you may know, "Servus" is a greeting in parts of Germany
such as Sachsen, Bayern, and other southern parts. According to popular
belief, you can't say "Moin" anywhere south of Hamburg because
nobody will know it, but I conquered that myth many times here in Brandenburg.
The real goal, was to get someone to say Servus back to me, and this
week it was accomplished. The borders of where you can say what fell
harder than the Berlin Wall. Nonetheless, it did take many tries,
everywhere from people saying "hallo?" quite confused back, to
them just making sounds that are similar to a villager in minecraft. It
makes it fun saying hi to people.
Man,
this week flew by. Elder Pen Rah See (Elder
Penrose) and I had a wonderful Tausch, where I continued my streak
of beating him in chess every time he tries. We also had ZoKo, (zone conference) which was pretty
alright. The best part about it was having it in Freiberg.
Since
we left so early, we made it to the temple earlier and got to do more
work than some of the other missionaries, which was pretty sweet. The
temple is a sick place, and nice that me and Elder Oliver are now famous
among the workers there. (after going 3 weeks
straight.) Now we just need to find a way to get there this coming
week so we can keep our streak going on that one.
our cute district at the temple (elder pen rah see lookin' the best) |
We
had an investigator come to church which was quite fantastic. We met
this wonderful Arabic lady at the Tafel, and she ended up asking us for
the address of our church this week, and actually came! She had a great
time, and said she wants to come every week now.
What's
interesting about her that I had never heard, she is from Syria, but was
raised Christian. Like what? Syria, Christians, didn’t think those
mixed, BUT her city had mostly Christian churches and only a small
amount of Muslim ones, how sick is that? Hopefully we see good things
come from her.
Anyways,
that was just about a recap of my week. This week come the transfer
calls and I’m really hoping I stay here, because of how great this branch and
area is, but we will see!
Have
an above average week,
us doin' good ole dishes at the Persian trip |
generations pic- my trainer (ex father, Elder Mehr), and my trainer's trainer (ex grandfather, Elder Powell) |
the calm before the storm |
Elder Glenn Johnson
Kirche Jesu Christi
Plauer Straße 11d
Brandenburg an der Havel 14770
Deutschland
Deutschland
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