This...is Norway: "Ok what's the plan what's the plan???" "Ummmm" "You don't have a plan?!?!" 🐉

Heia alle sammen!

Mushu basically described my life this week (haha) so here's how it all turned out!

- Mirakler skjer! Ok long story we'll try to make short, but basically when we first got to Moss, there was an inactive member in the ward that we were told to visit. Her family had very little contact with her, so we didn't have a whole lot of info other than to go by the spirit:). So we tried visiting her and she wasn't there, so we tried again another day and she was literally sitting right on the porch steps. We ended up talking to her for a little while and by the end she was saying that she would like to come to church, woot woot! So we arranged a ride for her and she came! Apparently, she hadn't been to church in 40 years and members and especially her family were shocked, but so happy to see her:). There was definitely a lot more that went into this miracle, but just know that we got to witness a big one in Moss on Sunday:).

- Exchanges! Got to spend the day with Søster Fischer in Lillestrøm on Friday and it was so fun! We did some spontaneous acts of service on the street and some door knocking in the rain:). I just love Søster Fischer and it was so fun to go on exchanges with her:).

- This week we also got to meet up with a girl we met on the street which was super fun. She asked a lot of questions about what we do as missionaries and thought it was very interesting. We asked if she was religious and she wasn't too much, but is pretty open to other things. We ended up inviting her to church and she said might come sometime so that was good!

This week, I already mentioned our huge miracle on Sunday. Like I said, there was a lot more that went into it, but there is one aspect that I wanted to talk about. We really had no idea what we were going to do or say when we went to visit her. The only information/advice we had was to go by the Spirit. It reminded me of when Nephi went to go get the plates from Laban. He had already failed twice and had no idea how things were going to work out now, but he knew that they would turn out. One member at church said that there is a saying in German that essentially means that all things end well and if it's not well, it's not done. From what it sounds like, this lady's family situation has been a little complicated in the past and not always great. But I cannot tell you how happy she and her family were to see each other at church on Sunday. How much do we feel like Nephi where maybe you go into sticky situations not knowing what you're going to do, but at the same time you know you have to do something? The key is to remember that through Christ all things will end well. Hope is never lost because of Christ. Families can and will be united because of Him. We just have to keep taking that step of faith, one at a time, and remember that all will be well.

Glad i dere! Hope you all have a great week!

Kia Kaha and just keep swimming:)

- Søster Twede