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Zoos, Zone Training, and Castles - Not One Door Not Knocked! 

3/1/2016

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​Wow what a crazy week this week. Well, first off I’m sure you noticed that I was is Stockholm on Monday for P-Day so I didn't have time to send an email. But then President told me to finish the email the next day so I did. On Monday we went to a place called Skansen which is like a Village/Zoo with a Member and her two daughters. It was super fun! Skansen was a super cool because it had like a bunch of old Swedish houses and shops and then it was also a Zoo! So we got a lot of great pictures there. Super fun and I am so grateful for the awesome member that took us there! 
 
Then, on Tuesday we went to Södertälje for a Specialized Zone Training. That was awesome! We learned about conversion and how it is an ongoing process, and how we need to make sure that our new converts have friends in the Church. We also learned about building up our area. So, pretty cool stuff. We then got to talk to President and Sister Beckstrand about anything, so we learned about how they meet, about dating, and all kinds of fun stuff. I love the Beckstrand’s, they are so great! 
 
Then on Wednesday we had a super full day of missionary work. We had lesson after lesson. So that was pretty good. We have a really good set of investigators right now. On Thursday we had an investigator who wanted to show us around Mariefred, a really cool town that is an hour and a half from Eskilstuna. Mariefred was a crazy adventure! Our investigator's name is Lukas and he is probably around 15 years old. He was super classy. He took us to the ruins of an old church. He said "This church is 5x older than America", it's crazy. He also took us to a super fancy restaurant and then paid for all four of us! Then he took us all out to get hot chocolate and paid for us again! Apparently his family is pretty rich. Super cool kid. Also, in Mariefred there is a castle that is still owed by the king of Sweden, and we were able to go see it. What a super cool castle! It has a mot, a drawbridge, and everything! That was a fun adventure.
 
Then the rest of the week we had more full days of missionary work. A lot of our investigators are doing really well! We had Branch Conference yesterday and we sang for it. We sang "Brightly Beams our Father's Mercy" I think that went really well. We also had two investigators there! So I would have to say all is well here! We got transfer calls on Saturday and it looks like I will be staying here. However, Äldste Linchako will be transferring so I will be getting a new companion. 
 
Love ya! 
 
Swedish Words of the Week:
 
Castle - Slott 
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    I am a Member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint. I am currently serving in the Sweden Stockholm Mission as a full time Missionary. I was raised in Salt Lake City, Utah and attended Cottonwood High School. I Write home and it is then posted on this site, a Blog you could say. Read this to learn what I have experienced as a LDS missionary in Sweden.  

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