Jay Family Missionaries

Hey everyone,

We had a baptism this week.  The girl that came to sacrament meeting with her grandpa and a recently inactive member.  We were able to get the member to baptize them because he had been meeting with the District President and working on things, and was able to baptize the grandma, because Ramona wanted President Bulgarasu to baptize her.
The pressure is on with our goal of 200 baptisms because we are at 109 with two months to go.  Cool things have been happening though.  A girl showed up to our Advanced English class about fifteen minutes to the end.  She came down to the spiritual thought downstairs and I was talking to her on the way and she told me that she actually had come into the church to find out about the church.  Somebody asked her if she spoke English and she said yes so they sent her up to our class, but she actually wanted to come here to talk to us.  She came to church yesterday, and we set up to meet with her tomorrow.  She has already made friends with some of the members around her age.
She said that she has a friend in Miami who is Mormon and that she didn't know that that church even existed in Romania, or that it was nearly as big as it is, but she looked us up online and just happened to come by the church when somebody was actually there to let her in and talk to her.   It's cool.  Hopefully she'll be awesome.

Well,  I don't have a lot more to write.
Every day we use a list of baptismal dates in this mission to pray for each of them specifically, by name, and for their specific needs.  It seems like it would be tedious, but it's actually kind of fun, and cool.  I think all of the people who had dates got baptized this week, in their respective cities.

Love,
Sora Jay