Today was an emotional day for us. This was our last Sunday, for now, attending this branch. Just like the young elders and sisters it is hard to say goodbye to those you have grown to love, through serving. The Erd branch will always hold a special place in our hearts that we will never forget.
The primary today was visited by a special guest. Santa dropped in to say Ho Ho Ho. He dropped off some little gift bags that would fit in their shoes.
On December 6th, the Hungarians celebrate 'Mikulás Nap', or "St Nicholas day". The tradition is that Santa comes and puts candy and small toys in your shoes. Or, if you have been bad you will get a stick in your shoe. We like the idea that Santa Claus's coming is separate from December 25th. On Christmas day we need to remember the birth of our Savior more. In Hungary, angles or Christ brings the gifts on Christmas day.
These are some of our Erd Friends:
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Györgyí, and Nora with the primary children |
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A visit from Santa on Mikulás day! |
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Anicó Kardos, the primary president |
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Nora with her two boys in the back row. |
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President Nemeth Toth, (counselor in the stake presidency) and his wife Emese |
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Janos, a counselor in the Branch Presidency |
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Róbert Fuglovics, a faithful member of the branch |
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Our Institute teacher Zoli Tar and his wife Gréta |
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Attila and Zita Kővesy and their children |
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Laci Papp, and his mother Margit |
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FHE with the Szobonya Family, Etus, Bodza, Csepke, Oliver, Áron, Bercel |
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Our 'farewell lunch' on Saturday with our wonderful Erd missionaries. We all love our American restaurant, "Johnny's Bistro". Elder Santander, Elder Tuttle, Sister Cribbs and Sister Hafen, with Elder and Sister Simkins and Elder and Sister Peterson. |
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