Ceau,
I am writing you today from Bucaresti. The last week in Sibiu was a bitter sweet one. We were able to meet every other day with Florina. She is the cuttest lady and her daughter is wonderful. She loves the gospel. She wants to learn all she can. She wants to be baptized, but she knows she needs to correct a few things in her life before she can make that commitment with God. I am constantly in wonder at how the Lord prepares people for the gospel.
Sora Zimmerman and I safely made it here last night after spending Sunday in Ploiesti. It was a wonderful experience. There were about 70 people or more at church, and it is actually held in a capela (building) and not a villa. I was not used to that seeing as the biggest congregation I have participated in since leaving the MTC has been about 20. However, the greatest things I realized as I was able to bear my dying testimony is that no matter where we are, in a 5 member branch who meets in a house or a 200+ member ward, weather you know the people that are sitting next to you or not, the spirit is the same and can be felt by those who are there. There are so many people here in this beautiful country that are without the gospel, but I have so much hope and faith that in the future the work will move forward and many will be able to feel of the spirit that comes from the gospel. I am so thankful to my Heavenly Father that he has given me this opportunity to be spend 18 months as one of his servants and to serve his children here in Romania.
I will keep this short and end with a verse from 2 John 1:12
"Having many things to write unto you, I would not write with paper and ink: but I trust to come unto you, and speak face to face, that our joy may be full."
Va Iubesc,
Sora Remsberg
I am writing you today from Bucaresti. The last week in Sibiu was a bitter sweet one. We were able to meet every other day with Florina. She is the cuttest lady and her daughter is wonderful. She loves the gospel. She wants to learn all she can. She wants to be baptized, but she knows she needs to correct a few things in her life before she can make that commitment with God. I am constantly in wonder at how the Lord prepares people for the gospel.
Sora Zimmerman and I safely made it here last night after spending Sunday in Ploiesti. It was a wonderful experience. There were about 70 people or more at church, and it is actually held in a capela (building) and not a villa. I was not used to that seeing as the biggest congregation I have participated in since leaving the MTC has been about 20. However, the greatest things I realized as I was able to bear my dying testimony is that no matter where we are, in a 5 member branch who meets in a house or a 200+ member ward, weather you know the people that are sitting next to you or not, the spirit is the same and can be felt by those who are there. There are so many people here in this beautiful country that are without the gospel, but I have so much hope and faith that in the future the work will move forward and many will be able to feel of the spirit that comes from the gospel. I am so thankful to my Heavenly Father that he has given me this opportunity to be spend 18 months as one of his servants and to serve his children here in Romania.
I will keep this short and end with a verse from 2 John 1:12
"Having many things to write unto you, I would not write with paper and ink: but I trust to come unto you, and speak face to face, that our joy may be full."
Va Iubesc,
Sora Remsberg
