Week 43: High on the mountain top a (Suisse) banner is unfurled!

So Wednesday, our first real day in the sector, we did studies and everything and sang that song for our companionship study and then went out to work by taking the next train to a the first far away but still in our sector city! And low and behold we end up in the mountain ranges and on the peak right above the city stands a giant Swiss flag waving in the wind! It was actually really funny and so we started singing that song as we knocked on literally every door in that village in the mountainside.

The rest of the week actually ended up being pretty much the same, we would pick a train, go out and porte every door we could before we had to come home and through all of that we contacted tons of people and saw lots of miracles:)

To break it up we ate with some of the members this week and one of them has a cute 7 yr old son who has autism but he has a stroke of musical talent so for about ten minutes every week I get to teach him piano:) He loves it and its really cute how quickly he catches on! We also went bright and early Friday morning to work on a farm where we picked up rocks, big rocks. BIG HEAVY rocks. Haha and that was dirty and fun because we were working with all the kids since they had vacation and it was funny :) We got real dirty! But had a yummy Suisse
German meal afterwards:)

We ended this week with a stake conference which was amazing where we got to hear talks about prayer, love, and consistency:) The first counselor from the mission presidency and his wife came to speak and it was great to see them again from the Bordeaux area and to hear their talks:) I loved the focus of it was being consistent and
constant and immovable in our faith, choices and actions, which is something I have been applying into my missionary work and have actually made it my transfer goal:)

I am in my last half now and have a pretty good rhythm and I want to keep it and make the Lord proud:)

Life is flying and me and my finnish companion have been having fun! I learned a little Finnish;) Hän on paras! :)

Love you all, Happy Halloween!
Sister Beatty