Monday, February 20, 2017
February 20
Fation and Arian
Hello you all! I hope you're all doing well! This week was really quick, and a good one! Real quick, we're teaching those three people above. I'll give you a quick rundown.
Fation- has depression and anxiety and he came to us as we were street contacting, and wanted to meet with us! We've met with him I think everyday since, and he's come to church, and he reads and prays, and has a baptismal date for 11th of March! And we met his parents, and they're cool! It's truth that the Atonement has payed for all kinds of sicknesses including depression and anxiety.
Arian- Literally begged us to baptize him this week without the permission of his parents. He's like a brother, and he's 13, and he's progressing little by little!
I know the Lord loves us and that this gospel is the one true way that we can have lasting, enduring happiness. Also, I gotta go meet with someone called Faith right now! I'lI see your email next week, momma! I love you all so much! :)
Elder Schneider
Conrad and Jessie, thanks for your emails! I love you! Thank you for your insights and for making me laugh! Also, Dan, I watched your video of you running out in the front yard on the snowball again, and I laughed REAL hard again.
Hello you all! I hope you're all doing well! This week was really quick, and a good one! Real quick, we're teaching those three people above. I'll give you a quick rundown.
Fation- has depression and anxiety and he came to us as we were street contacting, and wanted to meet with us! We've met with him I think everyday since, and he's come to church, and he reads and prays, and has a baptismal date for 11th of March! And we met his parents, and they're cool! It's truth that the Atonement has payed for all kinds of sicknesses including depression and anxiety.
Arian- Literally begged us to baptize him this week without the permission of his parents. He's like a brother, and he's 13, and he's progressing little by little!
I know the Lord loves us and that this gospel is the one true way that we can have lasting, enduring happiness. Also, I gotta go meet with someone called Faith right now! I'lI see your email next week, momma! I love you all so much! :)
Elder Schneider
Conrad and Jessie, thanks for your emails! I love you! Thank you for your insights and for making me laugh! Also, Dan, I watched your video of you running out in the front yard on the snowball again, and I laughed REAL hard again.
January 30
Discontent Albanian House Wives
C'kemi! This week's been rad! Here's a quick rundown.
Monday- After Email we went on got a burger and helped this lady clean up some trays in her restaurant. Even little services soften hearts.
Tuesday- We found Alfred Shkreta, a less active. He's super rad, but his wife does really not like the church, so he doesn't come, hence the title. Cool guy, we'll keep going there. English course rocked again. I have a friend there named Shikim, and we may try to do a lesson about the gospel this week. Also had a lesson with a less active named Geraldo. He's a bro.
Wednesday- We went to go find this less active, and ended up going to Golem, a village like 10-15 minutes outside of Durres, and then after not finding him, we miraculously met up with an investigator that we haven't talked to for a week! Literally a miracle.
Thursday- We had mission conference in Elbasan! We took a public van there, and I talked to this muslim girl, and gave her a book of mormon! Our schedule changed and the key indicators changed! It's a worldwide change. If you want to know more, you can look it up.
Friday- We met with Eduard, whose wife has died 2 years ago. He raises his two daughters himself. We had a rad lesson, and the spirit was really strong. Elder Kaks was on fire, and in tune with the Spirit. The only bad news is that afterwards he asked us for money, which we can't give, and we haven't talked to him since :/ But we know where he lives! We'll visit him this week!
Saturday- We played futbol with members and got our transfer calls! I'll be staying in Durres for another 6 weeks with Elder Wilson from Idaho! Do you know him?
Sunday- We had lunch with a member, and had a good turnout at church. We had a teenager investigator come, who's 13, and it's sweet! He's got a lot of desire to get baptized, but his parents don't like the church.
Today- We picked up our standing residences so we can be legal and made cookies and ate gourmet waffles!
Conrad, Thanks a bunch for you email, bro. I'll read it again, because I only read it once. Thank you for being inspired. I'm so excited for you and Katie! Woot!
Love you!
Elder Schneider
January 23, 2017
Kë njihni?
Hello family and others! Sorry, I don't have a whole lot of time today, but here's what i did this week!
Monday- We had an awesome FHE with the Agalliu family, and taught about the parable of the Lost Sheep and when Jesus returned to apostles after his resurrection, and it was a nice powerful lesson.
Tuesday- We had English Course again, and it was sweet! I love english course, and we're having a bunch of success!
Wednesday- We had interviews with President Weidmann, and it rocked.
Thursday- English Course! We had almost 20 people there!
Friday- We had a lesson with Ylli, which is a really good piano player, and we jammed together for the first part of the lesson! It was so much fun.
Saturday- We had a stake priesthood meeting, and President Mema spoke, and it was really inspiring!
Sunday- Church was awesome, and we had 65 people in church! We had an investigator come to the last hour. His name is Eduard, and his wife has actually passed away, and he's raising his two girls on his own. I'm really looking forward to teaching him:)
I love you all! This week was better! I believe in Jesus Christ our Savior and know He lives and is the Son of God.
Elder Schneider
Hello family and others! Sorry, I don't have a whole lot of time today, but here's what i did this week!
Monday- We had an awesome FHE with the Agalliu family, and taught about the parable of the Lost Sheep and when Jesus returned to apostles after his resurrection, and it was a nice powerful lesson.
Tuesday- We had English Course again, and it was sweet! I love english course, and we're having a bunch of success!
Wednesday- We had interviews with President Weidmann, and it rocked.
Thursday- English Course! We had almost 20 people there!
Friday- We had a lesson with Ylli, which is a really good piano player, and we jammed together for the first part of the lesson! It was so much fun.
Saturday- We had a stake priesthood meeting, and President Mema spoke, and it was really inspiring!
Sunday- Church was awesome, and we had 65 people in church! We had an investigator come to the last hour. His name is Eduard, and his wife has actually passed away, and he's raising his two girls on his own. I'm really looking forward to teaching him:)
I love you all! This week was better! I believe in Jesus Christ our Savior and know He lives and is the Son of God.
Elder Schneider
Sunday, January 22, 2017
January 16, 2016
Tiku!
Mirëmbrëma familja ime! This week was a good one, but tough! The work has been a little bit sparce recently, but I'm trying hard to learn still and to do what I can to hasten the work!
Monday: We met with Motra Xheka, who has two girls under the age of 5 and her husband works in Germany, and taught a lesson about temples, and gave her a picture of the rome temple, since that will be the closest one for Albanians when it's finished!
Tuesday: We started English Course again and found some awesome people! Tomis and Aleks seemed real sincere and were asking good questions about the Plan of Salvation. Also, Mateu, a recent convert showed up at the institute center one day because he didn't have school, and just wanted to be taught! That is the hand of the Lord. We have wanted to meet with him for a while, but we didn't have success before, and he just came! It was cool. He's a good kid.
Wednesday: We met with a person that we contacted out of our Area book named Bledi, and had a lesson! He's a crane driver!
Thursday: We met another cool guy at English Course named Shikim Moshallari, and he's intermediate with English right now. I got to teach him English one on one, and it was cool! A lot of members have been found through English course, so I've got high hopes for these people we met. We also had another lesson with the Farrici's, and they're awesome. I feel like I have a good relationship with the Dad in their family :)
Friday: We met up with Festim again! Woot! He's had work, and hasn't been able to come to church for nearly a month, but he's quitting Tuesday. It's incredible. He has no fallback, his wife is pregnant, and they're living with his dad, but he's still quitting so he can find better work. Festim's faith is so incredible.
Saturday: I felt like this: (I sent this to my mission President) This week has been good! I've felt a little bit down though. I've been reflecting on my time here in Durres and what I have accomplished. I did not baptize anyone, which troubled me a bit. The ward in Durres has lessened in church attendance while I've been here also. I know it wasn't because of me, but I still was troubled that the ward activity hasn't been strengthened while I've been here. Right now we have 1 investigator with a baptismal date, and our teaching pool is a little bit sparce. I'm troubled because I can't tell if these problems are a result of anything I have done or not done. This morning, however, as I was reflecting, I felt in my heart that I have given almost all my heart, might, mind, and strength. There have been times that I haven't been completely focused, but I have given this work my all in these past 4 months. I also have grown to love the Savior more, and understood more about my purpose to teach repentance and baptize converts. I know this work is the Lord's work, and I know that He directs His work. I know that all things are in the Lord's timing. I want to learn the lessons the Lord wants me to learn, and regardless if I see the fruits of my work, I will stay faithful to the Lord, my Savior, Jesus Christ. Occasionally, I feel that I could do something different to work more effectively, I just don't know what that thing is! Do you have any counsel for this President?
The work here is hard, but I'm trying. Do you all have any counsel?
Sunday: I met with this kid named Arian, who totally has been prepared to receive the gospel. He loves the church, and has a heart of gold, and told me that on Sunday he was in Tirane, which is about 35 minutes from Durres, and he got up in the morning and thought, "It's Sunday. You should go to church." So he asked his Aunt to drive him to Durres, and he came! He said himself that God has changed his heart. This kid is amazing. I hope his parents will let him be baptized.
Grandma, I heard you're a little bit sick! I want you to know that I'll be praying for you in every prayer. I love you so much, and miss you a lot. I can feel the influence that your example has had in my life. Love you so much, Grandma!
Daniel, what the heck happened to your hand!?
Conrad, How's your internship? Thank you for your advice!
Jessie, Thanks for those pictures! Whatcha doing now? Where are you?
Momma, Thank you for always emailing me! I look forward to it each week :) I love you so much!
Daddoo, Thanks for your funny emails last week! I'll be praying for you and mom this week!
Claire, I'm so excited for your mission! Thank you for your incredible example and leadership for me :)
Gehrig, You're a dunce stool.
Casey: You're a dunce hat.
Ammon: You're a stud.
Dillon: You're yll fare.
Love you all!
Elder Schneider
Mirëmbrëma familja ime! This week was a good one, but tough! The work has been a little bit sparce recently, but I'm trying hard to learn still and to do what I can to hasten the work!
Monday: We met with Motra Xheka, who has two girls under the age of 5 and her husband works in Germany, and taught a lesson about temples, and gave her a picture of the rome temple, since that will be the closest one for Albanians when it's finished!
Tuesday: We started English Course again and found some awesome people! Tomis and Aleks seemed real sincere and were asking good questions about the Plan of Salvation. Also, Mateu, a recent convert showed up at the institute center one day because he didn't have school, and just wanted to be taught! That is the hand of the Lord. We have wanted to meet with him for a while, but we didn't have success before, and he just came! It was cool. He's a good kid.
Wednesday: We met with a person that we contacted out of our Area book named Bledi, and had a lesson! He's a crane driver!
Thursday: We met another cool guy at English Course named Shikim Moshallari, and he's intermediate with English right now. I got to teach him English one on one, and it was cool! A lot of members have been found through English course, so I've got high hopes for these people we met. We also had another lesson with the Farrici's, and they're awesome. I feel like I have a good relationship with the Dad in their family :)
Friday: We met up with Festim again! Woot! He's had work, and hasn't been able to come to church for nearly a month, but he's quitting Tuesday. It's incredible. He has no fallback, his wife is pregnant, and they're living with his dad, but he's still quitting so he can find better work. Festim's faith is so incredible.
Saturday: I felt like this: (I sent this to my mission President) This week has been good! I've felt a little bit down though. I've been reflecting on my time here in Durres and what I have accomplished. I did not baptize anyone, which troubled me a bit. The ward in Durres has lessened in church attendance while I've been here also. I know it wasn't because of me, but I still was troubled that the ward activity hasn't been strengthened while I've been here. Right now we have 1 investigator with a baptismal date, and our teaching pool is a little bit sparce. I'm troubled because I can't tell if these problems are a result of anything I have done or not done. This morning, however, as I was reflecting, I felt in my heart that I have given almost all my heart, might, mind, and strength. There have been times that I haven't been completely focused, but I have given this work my all in these past 4 months. I also have grown to love the Savior more, and understood more about my purpose to teach repentance and baptize converts. I know this work is the Lord's work, and I know that He directs His work. I know that all things are in the Lord's timing. I want to learn the lessons the Lord wants me to learn, and regardless if I see the fruits of my work, I will stay faithful to the Lord, my Savior, Jesus Christ. Occasionally, I feel that I could do something different to work more effectively, I just don't know what that thing is! Do you have any counsel for this President?
The work here is hard, but I'm trying. Do you all have any counsel?
Sunday: I met with this kid named Arian, who totally has been prepared to receive the gospel. He loves the church, and has a heart of gold, and told me that on Sunday he was in Tirane, which is about 35 minutes from Durres, and he got up in the morning and thought, "It's Sunday. You should go to church." So he asked his Aunt to drive him to Durres, and he came! He said himself that God has changed his heart. This kid is amazing. I hope his parents will let him be baptized.
Grandma, I heard you're a little bit sick! I want you to know that I'll be praying for you in every prayer. I love you so much, and miss you a lot. I can feel the influence that your example has had in my life. Love you so much, Grandma!
Daniel, what the heck happened to your hand!?
Conrad, How's your internship? Thank you for your advice!
Jessie, Thanks for those pictures! Whatcha doing now? Where are you?
Momma, Thank you for always emailing me! I look forward to it each week :) I love you so much!
Daddoo, Thanks for your funny emails last week! I'll be praying for you and mom this week!
Claire, I'm so excited for your mission! Thank you for your incredible example and leadership for me :)
Gehrig, You're a dunce stool.
Casey: You're a dunce hat.
Ammon: You're a stud.
Dillon: You're yll fare.
Love you all!
Elder Schneider
January 9, 2017
"Thank you, but it's too cold to learn English."
Wooooooo doggy! How's my family!? How is Idaho? Is the weather still crazy there? I remember that you had like a crazy storm warning or something there for Christmas, right? If it is, I'm not too surprised! It snowed here on Thursday, and there is still snow on the ground here! It hasn't snowed for 7 years in Durres, and when it did it was only there for like a day, and then it melted! It's mostly gone, there's just a good amount of ice now.
Anyways, this week was a good'n!
Monday- We had another Family Home Evening with the Farrici family, which are part less active. It's been awesome getting to know them. They live pretty far from the church, so it's a pretty long walk, and I think that's one of the main reasons they don't come, but they also had a concern with the bishop. If someone is less active here in Albania, the problem often is either something with leadership or financial problems. It's sad. Satan takes advantage of the fact that the economy is bad here, and uses it to lead people away. And of course he uses pride as well, which is almost always the problem with leadership. The Farrici Family is awesome though. They have strong testimonies, are really sweet, and always accept us when we call to set up an appointment!
Tuesday- We had District Meeting, where we talked about inviting to people to be baptized in the first lesson, and I'll talk more about that later. We also met with the Rristo family. He was the Branch President, but went inactive after he was released. They've got a few problems, but mostly it is pride. Apparently this has happened a couple times before. Leaders will get released and then after will fall inactive. It stinks man! Haha, sorry, this is kind of a dark start to an email. It gets better!
Wednesday- Albanians really don't like the cold. It "stops" a lot of people from coming to church and lessons, and a lot of people are also inside. We did however teach Andon Shkodra on Wednesday so at least we had one lesson! I did have a cool personal revelation however. President Weidmann has challenged us to read the BoM in one month focusing on Teaching Repentance and the Atonement! As I was reading Lehi's dream I felt that I needed to use the Book of Mormon more to help others come unto Christ. In Lehi's dream, it leads straight to the Tree of Life. It wasn't the persuasions of Lehi, or how well he could teach, but it depended on how tightly they held to the Rod of Iron or "Shufra e Hekurit" in Albanian. The Book of Mormon really is the most true of any book on Earth. I've read the Book of Mormon more in these last 3 and a half months than I ever have, and I'm coming to understand and to feel the power it contains. They are fewer better uses of your time than to read the Book of Mormon.
Thursday- We met with Tiku again, but this guy had to work a 17-hour day so we shared D&C 121:7-9 and told him about how he has a Heavenly Father, and that his trials will only be a moment, and that we, his friends, stand by him. Tiku rocks. I think he'll be baptized. He just works a ton. Then that night we had a dinner with the Kurti Family, and we ate like gluttons. Literally, it was like a full plate of food, I had maybe 4 or 5 pieces of pizza, bacclava, and before that I ate 5 fish sticks and peas and corn at our house. It was rough. But it was great! The people here are really friendly and nice! I was able to carry a conversation with Brother Kurti throughout the night, which is just another testament to me for how the Lord has shaped me since I've been here.
Friday- We had Zone Training where they taught about extending the baptismal invitation in the first lesson. Before, I did not feel confident that extending an invitation to be baptized was the right thing to do in most cases. I feel now that is in most cases, one of the best things I can do to accomplish my purpose as a missionary to invite others to come unto Christ by being baptized. What Conrad said in his email was awesome. I feel more now that Baptism should be at the forefront of nearly every lesson I have with the people I teach. I know that the blessings of Baptism are for every single child of God. I have faith that when we teach with the Spirit, openly, and direct for baptism as early as possible, they will understand why we are here, and they will be more likely to progress. I was really excited after that training to go and teach and find people! Afterwards, we had a lesson with Martin, the bodybuilder. He has had a baptismal date before, but didn't progress. We talked about it, and after some discussion, he didn't show desire to learn or be baptized, so we decided to drop him as an investigator. He still came to church, and will probably come to English Course, though!
Saturday- So in the morning, we had a lesson fall through, so we went and handed out English Course fliers! We went down by the city center, and then as we were making our way back, instead of taking the main boulevard, we went to this other road, because it seemed like it had more younger people! Haha! So we're going down this road, and near the intersection we were going to take, Elder Cox says to this one lady, "Free English Course!" And she says, "I already speak English perfectly!" So I started talking to her in English, and I tell her I'm from America, and then she asks which state, and I tell her Idaho! Then she gets excited and says, "Idaho Falls!?" "Yeah!" And then she tells me of this one family that is with a protestant church there or something, and i don't know them, but then she said that her daughter is in school, EITC, in Idaho Falls, Irla Doçi. HA! So I tell her that I've been emailing Irla, and that my mom is in Irla's class! So we took pictures, and then she sent them to Irla it looks like! So I gave her a pass along card with our number, and she said that in May when Irla returns to Durres, she'll give us a call. I asked for her number, but she didn't give it to me. I think she was thinking I needed it to receive the picture, but she said she'd just send it to Irla! So right now we don't have her number, but MOMMA! Can you ask Irla for her mom's number? I'll definitely call her and try to set up an appointment when we can meet again. This doesn't seem like a coincidence to me anymore. We've gotta do something about this. Woot! This is so exciting! So later that day, we get a call from the Assistants to the President, and they tell us that we won't have a car anymore! So we drive up to Rrogozhine and give the car to some other Elders, and then they drive us back! Also, I gave Sindi Tahiri a blessing because she was sick this week! It was my first blessing I'd ever given in Albania. It was dang cool.
Sunday- We taught this man that has a problem with smoking, a member, about the temple, and gave him a picture of the Rome temple, and helped him to set a commitment to prepare himself for the temple. We haven't taught about the temple a whole lot since I've been here, so it was so cool to talk about the peace I feel inside the temple, and to promise blessings that are eternal. It was also really cool to promise that he can become worthy with the Lord's help to enter the temple one day. I know the power of the Atonement is real and applicable for each of us. I love this work. I love how I am growing. I know that the Book of Mormon is the Word of God, and that this gospel is for every single inhabitant in Earth. I know that the Elect are in Albania, and I'm trying to find them. Grandma, I love you! And I love you all also! :)
Elder Shnajdër
Wooooooo doggy! How's my family!? How is Idaho? Is the weather still crazy there? I remember that you had like a crazy storm warning or something there for Christmas, right? If it is, I'm not too surprised! It snowed here on Thursday, and there is still snow on the ground here! It hasn't snowed for 7 years in Durres, and when it did it was only there for like a day, and then it melted! It's mostly gone, there's just a good amount of ice now.
Anyways, this week was a good'n!
Monday- We had another Family Home Evening with the Farrici family, which are part less active. It's been awesome getting to know them. They live pretty far from the church, so it's a pretty long walk, and I think that's one of the main reasons they don't come, but they also had a concern with the bishop. If someone is less active here in Albania, the problem often is either something with leadership or financial problems. It's sad. Satan takes advantage of the fact that the economy is bad here, and uses it to lead people away. And of course he uses pride as well, which is almost always the problem with leadership. The Farrici Family is awesome though. They have strong testimonies, are really sweet, and always accept us when we call to set up an appointment!
Tuesday- We had District Meeting, where we talked about inviting to people to be baptized in the first lesson, and I'll talk more about that later. We also met with the Rristo family. He was the Branch President, but went inactive after he was released. They've got a few problems, but mostly it is pride. Apparently this has happened a couple times before. Leaders will get released and then after will fall inactive. It stinks man! Haha, sorry, this is kind of a dark start to an email. It gets better!
Wednesday- Albanians really don't like the cold. It "stops" a lot of people from coming to church and lessons, and a lot of people are also inside. We did however teach Andon Shkodra on Wednesday so at least we had one lesson! I did have a cool personal revelation however. President Weidmann has challenged us to read the BoM in one month focusing on Teaching Repentance and the Atonement! As I was reading Lehi's dream I felt that I needed to use the Book of Mormon more to help others come unto Christ. In Lehi's dream, it leads straight to the Tree of Life. It wasn't the persuasions of Lehi, or how well he could teach, but it depended on how tightly they held to the Rod of Iron or "Shufra e Hekurit" in Albanian. The Book of Mormon really is the most true of any book on Earth. I've read the Book of Mormon more in these last 3 and a half months than I ever have, and I'm coming to understand and to feel the power it contains. They are fewer better uses of your time than to read the Book of Mormon.
Thursday- We met with Tiku again, but this guy had to work a 17-hour day so we shared D&C 121:7-9 and told him about how he has a Heavenly Father, and that his trials will only be a moment, and that we, his friends, stand by him. Tiku rocks. I think he'll be baptized. He just works a ton. Then that night we had a dinner with the Kurti Family, and we ate like gluttons. Literally, it was like a full plate of food, I had maybe 4 or 5 pieces of pizza, bacclava, and before that I ate 5 fish sticks and peas and corn at our house. It was rough. But it was great! The people here are really friendly and nice! I was able to carry a conversation with Brother Kurti throughout the night, which is just another testament to me for how the Lord has shaped me since I've been here.
Friday- We had Zone Training where they taught about extending the baptismal invitation in the first lesson. Before, I did not feel confident that extending an invitation to be baptized was the right thing to do in most cases. I feel now that is in most cases, one of the best things I can do to accomplish my purpose as a missionary to invite others to come unto Christ by being baptized. What Conrad said in his email was awesome. I feel more now that Baptism should be at the forefront of nearly every lesson I have with the people I teach. I know that the blessings of Baptism are for every single child of God. I have faith that when we teach with the Spirit, openly, and direct for baptism as early as possible, they will understand why we are here, and they will be more likely to progress. I was really excited after that training to go and teach and find people! Afterwards, we had a lesson with Martin, the bodybuilder. He has had a baptismal date before, but didn't progress. We talked about it, and after some discussion, he didn't show desire to learn or be baptized, so we decided to drop him as an investigator. He still came to church, and will probably come to English Course, though!
Saturday- So in the morning, we had a lesson fall through, so we went and handed out English Course fliers! We went down by the city center, and then as we were making our way back, instead of taking the main boulevard, we went to this other road, because it seemed like it had more younger people! Haha! So we're going down this road, and near the intersection we were going to take, Elder Cox says to this one lady, "Free English Course!" And she says, "I already speak English perfectly!" So I started talking to her in English, and I tell her I'm from America, and then she asks which state, and I tell her Idaho! Then she gets excited and says, "Idaho Falls!?" "Yeah!" And then she tells me of this one family that is with a protestant church there or something, and i don't know them, but then she said that her daughter is in school, EITC, in Idaho Falls, Irla Doçi. HA! So I tell her that I've been emailing Irla, and that my mom is in Irla's class! So we took pictures, and then she sent them to Irla it looks like! So I gave her a pass along card with our number, and she said that in May when Irla returns to Durres, she'll give us a call. I asked for her number, but she didn't give it to me. I think she was thinking I needed it to receive the picture, but she said she'd just send it to Irla! So right now we don't have her number, but MOMMA! Can you ask Irla for her mom's number? I'll definitely call her and try to set up an appointment when we can meet again. This doesn't seem like a coincidence to me anymore. We've gotta do something about this. Woot! This is so exciting! So later that day, we get a call from the Assistants to the President, and they tell us that we won't have a car anymore! So we drive up to Rrogozhine and give the car to some other Elders, and then they drive us back! Also, I gave Sindi Tahiri a blessing because she was sick this week! It was my first blessing I'd ever given in Albania. It was dang cool.
Sunday- We taught this man that has a problem with smoking, a member, about the temple, and gave him a picture of the Rome temple, and helped him to set a commitment to prepare himself for the temple. We haven't taught about the temple a whole lot since I've been here, so it was so cool to talk about the peace I feel inside the temple, and to promise blessings that are eternal. It was also really cool to promise that he can become worthy with the Lord's help to enter the temple one day. I know the power of the Atonement is real and applicable for each of us. I love this work. I love how I am growing. I know that the Book of Mormon is the Word of God, and that this gospel is for every single inhabitant in Earth. I know that the Elect are in Albania, and I'm trying to find them. Grandma, I love you! And I love you all also! :)
Elder Shnajdër
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