He got the bratselies {Swiss cookies} we sent him. A family tradition! |
hey Dad, it has been a good, but weird week. we have not
moved yet.... although they had the huge meeting to reorganize the boundaries
at church yesterday with the whole Indy North stake, so we basically attended
the Indy mission's stake conference. their whole zone was there, and of course they all
ignored us hahahaha. we even saw their mission president up on the stand, it
was crazy cause he wasn't ours hahaha. we are officially out of the mission as of 3:00 pm yesterday, but
apparently the Indy office missionaries don't know a thing. they called us to
set up a meeting so we can go over the area book, and our APs don't know a
thing, they do think we will go on an exchange with the other mission though, and (hahaha) it gets even better, because for possibly two more weeks WE ARE PRETTY MUCH
DOUBLE AGENTS working for two missions right now hahahahaha! if they move us
soon, we will go to Marion Indiana, but who knows when that will happen. if it
does, we will be re-opening an area, but i really don't want to. my comp kinda likes to control everything and he will milk that.
no gators came to church yesterday, but it was a really noisy meeting. SD is finally reading the Book of Mormon! heck
yes! and same with B. we have been reading with them, and apparently it
worked at least a little bit. all the other investigators are doing the about the same as before. we did get T, our less active we've been working with, to come to church yesterday. that was nice, because it's
been a couple weeks since he last came.
this ward is awesome, they are
giving us Christmas gifts all the time. Bro A gave me a
little Christus statue, it's so cool. that sounds like you are having an
interesting week too! that is so
cool you found the family history stuff, everyone always asks me if i'm straight from the Czech Republic. a few thought
i was hahaha.
sounds like the new Star Wars movie is really good, i am
excited to see it haha. that sounds like you had some good church meetings. i
wish ours weren't so noisy, but it was historic, and we helped carry chairs back
at the end of the meeting. i broke a personal record--4 under each arm hahaha.
i really
like that thought, that really helped me feel the Spirit, thanks for
sharing that Dad! it's true, no matter how far we wander, or how lost we think
we are, the Savior is right there, we just have to choose to see Him, and then
reach out for his lifting hand to pull us back to safety. we are never truly
lost, ever. it's a pleasure to be able to share that message with the people of Indiana, even though they are the most stubborn people haha! they have a strong
faith and it's nice to see that, even in people of other faiths.
that's awesome
about the Colts. i was surprised last week to see the standings, with your Cowgirls in the lead. the other teams must feel pretty sympathetic to them this year, letting them win.
i have no idea when i will Skype, if i
am still here in Noblesville, it will be in the afternoon or around 1:00 perhaps. i will have a
member shoot you a text or see if i can still call to set it up. i will do my
best to let you know as soon as possible. well thanks for emailing me Dad! you're the best! i love reading your emails. talk to you on Sunday! have a great week!
-Elder Sedlacek
hi Madre, so it has been a good week. i wrote all about the craziness
of the meeting to announce the new boundaries yesterday, and about the investigators. so
yep, we are pretty much waiting for the Indy mission to make their move. we
don't know any more than our APs, or their office elders apparently, and it's kind of
annoying. i like to know when we will be gone or if we stay for Christmas. i
would love to leave after Christmas, not before. if we do move this week, we
will go to Marion and re-open the area, together, which i really don't want to
do, especially the week before Christmas. it's frustrating not to know what's going on sometimes, but
i would feel bad if i just sat back and let it happen, cause it would feel like
i am not doing anything.
Brother Gilbert is awesome! he is a really good guy
in the Connersville branch. that is awesome you were able to find that way to #LighttheWorld. that is a really good service, good job on making all that
bread, i bet it was really good. that must be fun to have everyone home for Christmas haha.
the weather here has sucked haha, we had some freezing rain the
other day, which makes biking impossible. it has been in the teens for the high most of
the week. this morning biking over to the library, my boogers
froze in my nose hahahaha! it's about 7 degrees and a bit of wind chill to spice
it up. makes for a nice balmy, Indiana day. IT'S SO COLD! hahahahaha humidity
really sucks hahahaha. i say Utah weather has a sting, but the Midwest cold has a
bite from a rabid bull dog. it cuts right through hahaha. that is crazy
weather you have had though, i am excited to have lots of snow, it won't snow
more than two inches here. but yes,
i am staying warm most of the time. i have plenty of clothing to stay warm.
my
testimony grew through a song that was playing in the car the other day before
we gave it up hahaha, i was kind of reflecting on how things are going and the
tune of the song we had playing helped me to feel the peace and comfort of
knowing that Heavenly Father is still in control, and these changes are for my benefit
and the peoples' benefit. it really made me feel the spirit, it was cool. my
favorite thing was probably the dinner appointment we had yesterday. we went to
a family of all boys--three boys and they were crazy fun. they had us help
them feed all their animals. the boys had us help them and their parents were mad when
they found out they had us helped, but we told them we did it by choice hahahaha, so
that was fun. i think that tender mercy was the song as well, it was at
exactly the perfect time that day and your packages really cheered me up on Thursday, things weren't going well on Thursday morning, thank you so much by the
way! the peanut brittle is really good! and same with the bratselies. oh, we
sang that song (Baby, What You Goin' to Be?) in Batesville, when we were in the ward choir. that's a really
good song. thank you for sharing that! the Savior really does make everything
okay. thanks for emailing Mom!
well got to go now Mom, thanks for emailing! i love you guys
so much! i am excited to see you on Christmas! talk to you Sunday! love ya!
Elder Sedlacek
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