Staying in Chemnitz Week19

Hey Guys, Hope all is going well for you!  Sorry, this letter is going to be short, but I have had a really busy day today.  My companion and I got up early this morning and we ran a half marathon. Number two in the books for me!  Speaking of my companion, Elder Rowe is going back home to Utah next week.  He has been such a good trainer and I am thankful that I have been with him for the last 11 weeks.  I got word on Friday that I will be staying here in Chemnitz for at least another 6 weeks which is fine by me because I love this city and all the people that I have come to know.  I will get a new companion.  His name is Elder Davis. I am sure I will learn a ton from him.  Anyway, after our run, we went into the city and meet our friend Marc, and no worries we did a social distant visit.  Tonight we had dinner at a member's home and then went to see the Christmas lights.  That was a ton of fun!  I am kind of bummed that there aren't any Christmas markets this year, but it is understandable since Covid is on the rise here too!  Well, I promise to write more next week; however, I want to bear my testimony to you that it brings me peace and comfort knowing that we have a purpose being here on earth and that through Jesus Christ we can return to live with Heavenly Father one day.  

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life"



Here is a picture of me with our friend Marc!




Wishing you all a fantastic week!  Love, Winston p.s. don't forget to write to me at Winston.Rothaeremel@missionary.org

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Week 5

Image
This week I had my first exchange and it was a ton of fun. The Erfurt Elders came over and I spent the day with Elder Obrist.  He is super cool! He is 22, which makes him older than the rest of us. Before leaving for his mission, he worked in the house-building industry and served in the Swiss military, so I was able to learn a lot from him. We had companionship study together and then we went to Schwester Karl's place for an appointment. Schwester Karl is the sweetest lady and always loves having the missionaries over. When we were leaving she gave us a ton of food to take home with us which was dope. I also finished my Technology training this week so I can finally use Facebook now. I'm thankful that we have the blessing of technology as it opens so many opportunities for sharing the love that Jesus Christ has for us with others. On Thursday we got notified that my mission President is currently in the hospital and will need surgery, so it would mean the world to me if you co
Read more

Jesus is the Lord Week 11

Image
  Hey Guys!  This past week has been quite great. We were able to meet a few of our friends here in the area. We also decided to introduce ourselves to members by baking cookies and dropping them off at their place. Our plan worked and they loved it. Yesterday I had a great time at church attending the Hohenstein and Chemnitz wards.  I currently serve over 4 wards in the Chemnitz area. It was nice to be able to bear my testimony and meet more members of the wards. Last month this young man from the Philippines messaged me on Facebook.  My last companion and I were able to teach him over a series of video calls. He believed everything we taught him and he loved reading the Book of Mormon (he did it every day and took detailed notes). We were then able to connect him with the sister missionaries in his area, and on Friday I got the wonderful news that he accepted their invitation to be baptized! It brings me so much joy knowing that he is willing to follow the example of Jesus Christ and
Read more

Week 79 A second weekly in a row- What's going on!?

Image
Yo was geht ab!? On Saturday I hit my 18th-month mark which is so crazy to think about .  Time really does fly when you're having fun. I also found out that I'll be released on the 21st of July, which was a bit earlier than expected but oh well. The plan right now is for me to join my family in Frankfurt since they'll be there for the summer and go home with them on the 28th. So I'll first be available to meet in person near the end of July and early August. I'm also having to look into housing for BYU already. I'm not really sure if I want to stay on campus or off. For those of you who went to BYU or are there right now, what are the pros and cons of both?  Besides finding out my plans for when I go home, this week has been pretty good. Right now I'm still serving in the city of Hildesheim and I love it here. I've been here for 6 months already, so I'll probably get booted somewhere else next transfer. If I do I hope I go to a big city like Hamburg
Read more