Week 90 - I arrived in Sundsvall

Hey my beautiful people!

I hope this letter finds you well where ever you are. :) this week has seriously been amazing!! Last Tuesday after a long transfer travel of 2 trains 2 planes 2 cars for a grand total of 6 hours, I made it to my new area! The beautiful city of Sundsvall, the dragon city. :) I love it here so much already. My comp elder Nelson is great. We get along really well hopefully he stays here 2 transfers and kills me. :) but highlights of this week, we had some lessons, no member meals which was a bummer, had FHE, district council with all 4 missionaries haha got a ton of finding in. We knock a lot of doors here and it is a way good time. :) like pretty average week I would say.

Cool story from this week. So in the Sundsvall area, we have 1 branch of about 90 members here in the city. The we have 2 dependent branches is Hudiksvall and Östersund. Of about 5 or so members each. We go out to those 2 branches about every other month to have sacrament meeting. We went out to Hudiksvall yesterday. We had a total of 7 people there including us. It was so cool to be a part of. It was very small circumstances, the spirit was still there and we all learned together. :) so cool to see that even where the church is struggling, members are still following Christ. Doing what they need to do to receive the blessings :)

This past week, during transfers, it was super cloudy and rainy and not super nice to be honest. But as we boarded the airplane and took off, we got above the clouds and it was clear as day. It was beautiful! It was a cool metaphor to me and reminded me that no matter how bad our day or situation may seem, there is always light somewhere. Even if we cannot see it. So, when it seems like all you see and feel is rain, remember the light will come you just have to look for it. :)

Sorry, kinda short this week, and sorry it it doesn't make sense. Haha my mind is a little all over the place. Haha hope y'all have a good week and don't forget to keep the Faith! :) love ya!

Love,

Elder Baggett