....We started out doing as President said and praying with people on the street. It went really well. People really softened their hearts after we prayed!We walked up to these two guys who looked like mobsters but we decided "Mobsters deserve the Gospel too." But we started to talk with them and they didn't really want any of it. Then we asked if we could pray. Just by asking the whole mood changed. They said yes and asked if we could pray for them to find work because their families are in Armania and they came to get jobs. So we did and they were really thankful. They both took Books of Mormon and said they would read.
Now for a tracting story. This one is really cool too. We decided to go tracting in a Dom which is just an Apartment building. But we couldn't decide which one. Finally we felt like going all the way to this far one. There were two doors and to get in you have to be buzzed in. So we were about to call someone to let us in when the other one opened so we quickly grabbed it before it shut. We started at the top and said were going to go until 8:00. At 7:55 with no luck we decided to do one more door. When the lady came around the corner for some reason I though "Relief Society President." haha she was a nice poofy haired lady. She let us in so we could talk to her sons. But after talking to them for awhile she became interested and wanted to know more as well. It was so cool to see all that went into finding this family. They were way nice and super interested. They each took a Book of Mormon and said they would read it.
Dima was gone all week but we kept calling him and seeing how he was doing. We met with him Friday night and it went awesome. We asked strait out what do you think about Joseph Smith. He said Well the Book of Mormon is true so then so is he. It was so cool. We pushed his baptisimal date back to the 12th of November. This is so we can teach him the commandments in lesson 4. But other than that he's doing great. It's so crazy to think that I ran into him on my first day here.
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