It is hard to believe it has been 4 weeks. I've got to think of a new first line! Home life without Nathan is starting to feel normal. We pray for him nightly and have such a peaceful feeling. I don't worry about him and I'm thrilled he is getting this great experience.
Nathan mentioned in his first letter that he was concerned about speaking the language since he couldn't roll his R's. I was praying that he would have the blessing of being able to roll the R's and realised that he really just needed to feel peace. So I have been praying he would feel the Holy Ghost presence and he would be feeled with peace. I feel that the letter below shows that the Lord is blessing Nate.
When Nathan ran for Student body President in high school we made a sign that said Nate would be great. I feel that applies now. Nate Will be Great!!
And another week just rolls on by! We are now starting on vijf (fifth) week here at the MTC and things just seem to keep rolling along! District 36E is doing great we are learning the language we are unified and are working well together. We will official have been here for a month on the 16th which is only two days away. This week there isn't a lot to report but we did have two amazing devotionals. The first was Sunday which was from Jenny Oaks Baker who is a very accomplished violinist and the daughter of President Oaks. To be honest we were more excited when President Oaks walked in to listen to his daughter then about Sister Baker but it was quite amazing. She played for us throughout her talk and it was amazing. The devotional last night was Brother Halverson who is an emeritus member of the Quorum of the Seventy. He talked about having success on your mission and I quite enjoy his talk as well. I could have listened to him forever I think. I'm having a really good time and I'm really enjoying being here. It has been well worth my time to say the least. I love you all! Feel free to write to me and I promise I'll reply to all letters received.
Elder Nielson
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