Letters from the Baltic

  Hello Everyone, Well the time has come for me to leave Panevėžys which means a few things: 1. Church will be more than just me and my companion on beanbags 2. We'll have members and other missionaries in our city 3. Savelis and Algis (the 2 members here) will have to fend for themselves Our landlord sold our apartment to someone else. That mixed with some other situations with missionaries in Lithuania make it so we're leaving much earlier than we planned.  It's sad but I'm actually pretty excited to go. Church is not the same when it's just a zoom call with your companion in beanbags. As much as I loved the beanbags, it just didn't feel like Church. Elder Morrissey and I will stay as companions for 2 weeks and then more switching will occur but we're not 100% sure what will happen.  We've been doing lots of service which I love. I'm really tired of using Facebook even though it's useful. I can't wait to stop using it and throw my phone off...

  Hello Everyone, [Contents by paragraph: intro, Savelis, finding, days dragging on, Lithuanian, testimony struggles, pictures] Well not a ton of new things are happening in Panevėžys. We've actually only got a little bit of time left here because our landlord decided to sell the apartment to someone. We don't know exactly what's happening after that, but chances are we'll leave the city and go somewhere else.  Savelis, the guy we baptized a couple of months ago is so enthusiastic to share the gospel. He shares it at English club, whenever we're with him he tells everyone who we are. He is no joke better than both of us at sharing the book of Mormon. He's also read it way more than us. He's a speed reader I swear. Soon he should be getting the Aronic priesthood which is gonna be a big step for him and for the beginning of a branch here.  A lot of the people we were working with became not as interested so we're looking for new people to teach. Lots of pe...