Tuesday, December 19, 2017

Luke 2:10

(Aldste Cummings)
Merry Christmas (almost)!

This week was pretty busy as usual. We traveled to Göteborg on Monday to go to zone conference on Tuesday. We got to stay with the elders in Västra Frölunda which meant that Elder Wolff and I got to have our own little Morristown Ward reunion which is always a pleasure. Then, on Wednesday, we stayed in Göteborg with the Zone leaders to do splits in Utby which was super fun and we got back to Skövde on Wednesday night. So we had a ton of stuff to do this week and we weren't even in our own area until Thursday basically so that just made it a little busier trying to fit everything in.

We have an investigator named Camilla and she is amazing. I've never met someone who is so prepared to receive the Gospel. She's a Swedish woman in her thirties who lives alone in northern Skövde. We met her for the first time when we knocked on her door three weeks ago and she is already well on her way to making the covenant of baptism. Her enthusiasm is so inspiring, she told us that she was going to get baptized even if it meant she had to stay up all night reading the Book of Mormon every day. I'm so grateful that the Lord led us to her so we can lead her to Him!

I probably won't send another email between now and Christmas so I thought it appropriate to share a little message about Christmas. I am so thankful for Jesus Christ and everything He has done for us. Everything He ever did was done out of complete selflessness and love. News of Him truly is "glad tidings of great joy." Because of Him and His sacrifice, we can come back to our Heavenly Father and be redeemed from our sins. He is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords and we owe Him everything. Enjoy the Christmas season as we celebrate the birth of our Savior!

Love,
Äldste Cummings


p.s. Here's a picture we took at zone conference. It was combined with the Malmö zone so I got to see a ton of people in my group in the MTC that I haven't seen since I actually got to Sweden. Super fun!

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