The Errand of Angels
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- 2008
- 91 min
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Ever since I was a little girl,
I've wanted to serve a mission.
My parents joined
of Latter-day Saints
when I was 5,
and I still admire
everything missionaries do.
on my 21st birthday,
right before the end
of my junior year at BYU.
To find out where I would be serving
for 18 months
was definitely one of the
most exciting experiences.
I have been officially called
to serve in the Austria Vienna Mission.
Austria is in the heart of Europe
and has about 8 million citizens.
Of those, only 4,000
are Latter-day Saints.
In Austria the hills are alive
with the sound of music,
and edelweiss
is not the national anthem
but the national flower.
Mozart and many other
famous composers
were born or lived in Austria.
The waltz is an Austrian dance,
and "Silent Night"
is an Austrian Christmas carol.
My first mission area is Graz,
an 800-year-old city
Today I met my first companion,
Sister Felder.
President Smith told me
she is one of the best missionaries;
she'll teach me everything
I need to know.
I'm very excited.
We already get along really well.
Okay, let's pray.
I'm kind of scared.
I don't know if I have what it takes
to be a good missionary.
Don't worry.
It's really easy.
You only have to follow a few rules
and you'll be fine.
Rule number 1;
and go jogging.
Rule number 2;
as a companionship
so that we're always in tune
with the spirit.
Rule number 3;
We always pray together
before we leave the apartment,
so we can find the people
who are waiting for the gospel.
Rule number 4;
We never miss an opportunity
to talk about the gospel
and invite people to be baptized.
And rule number 5;
We eat up all the food.
Wait.
What did you say?
I said, "We eat up all the food."
No leftovers.
Sister Felder, you're going
to have to help me out here.
What is this?
Suelze.
It's a mixture of calves' feet
and pig snouts in gelatin.
You're kidding, right?
No.
Eat, Sisters, eat.
There's plenty more in the kitchen.
Wonderful, Sister.
I like your appetite.
Try this.
What is it?
Kutteln.
It's beef stomach
and intestines.
You eat it with potatoes
and salad.
It's yummy.
Stomach? Intestines?
Why would anybody
want to eat that?
There is plenty.
I can tell you are hungry.
Let me help you.
Good.
Remember:
We eat up all the food.
I don't know if I can do this.
I thought Rule 5
would be the easiest.
I don't think
I ever want to eat again.
Don't worry.
You'll want to eat again.
We're on time.
Since we're already here,
we can tract the doors in this building.
Okay.
Yes?
We are like Jesus Christ
and your mother.
We are missionaries from
and would love to talk to your family
about a very special message.
My mom is sleeping.
Can you come back tomorrow?
We'd love to.
What's your name?
Sonja.
See you tomorrow, Sonja.
Okay, what did she say?
Well, you heard her.
Yeah, but it was in German.
-Did she say we can come back?
-Yeah.
That's awesome!
And Joseph Smith
said in his own words:
"I saw a pillar of light
exactly over my head,
"above the brightness of the sun.
"When the light rested upon me
"I saw 2 Personages
of indescribable light and glory
"standing above me in the air.
"One of them spake unto me,
calling me by name and said,
"pointing to the other--
This is My Beloved Son.
Hear Him!"
Very good!
I'm impressed.
Thanks.
It's so beautiful.
And there's so much history here.
Think of all the people
that have lived in these houses.
And none of them
have ever heard of the gospel.
Well, we better go to work then.
You got it.
Alright.
It's your turn now.
Hi.
Can I share with you
This is a very soft boat
and ship for you.
Can you read?
I hope they're home.
Hi, Sonja.
It's nice to see you again.
My mom's not home yet.
She won't be back till late.
That's too bad.
Can we give this book to you?
It's a gift.
Thank you.
Tell your mom
that we'll come back soon.
Too bad.
I know.
stay home all by herself?
I just--I wish there was something
we could do for her.
We can always pray for her.
You know, I will.
I really will.
Are you ready
for Schwester Schatz?
Sure.
Alright. Let's go.
Ready?
That was so good.
with all the calamities
happening in the world today?
How can that be?
All the wars
and all the people starving
and children dying
for no reason.
Why would God let this happen?
It's just not right.
You probably don't meet many
who want to listen to you, do you?
There're always a few
who want to know
more about God's plan for them.
Like yourself.
That's good.
Keep doing what you're doing.
There's not many young people
like you left in this world.
Everyone is just out
for their own pleasure.
Including my son.
He is being so difficult lately.
He doesn't listen to me
and complains about everything.
His life is just too easy.
It was a lot harder
when I was young.
That is the ingratitude
of a spoiled generation.
I just don't know
what to do anymore.
Will you follow Christ
and be baptized?
of Latter-day Saints.
Sister Taylor speaking.
I was just getting started.
What about Sonja?
We still have to teach her family.
Don't worry.
I will take care of them.
Will I have time to see her?
Sure.
-Hello.
-Hello.
My mom's not here.
I just wanted to wish you
a Merry Christmas.
This is for you.
I hope it will always remind you
of your Heavenly Father's love.
Remember, you are very special.
Thank you.
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas, Sonja.
This is so hard.
I know. But Vienna is great.
You're gonna love it.
What about my new companion?
Well, she's nice.
Yeah?
Hi, I'm Sister Taylor.
It's really nice to meet you,
Sister Keller.
I prefer to talk in German.
Sorry.
I didn't know
that you can't speak English.
I can speak English,
but this is not the United States.
We're here to teach the gospel
to the Austrian people
in their language, which is German.
You need to learn German
or you'll sound like an idiot.
Alright?
What did you just say?
That's what I mean.
You need to learn the language.
Wait. Please wait.
What?
Aren't we supposed
to speak to people?
What are you talking about?
Sister Felder says we should...
Listen. I don't care
We're not making fools of ourselves.
But we're missionaries.
I collect rocks.
What?
I found these all here in Vienna.
Can we go jogging in the morning?
Do I look like
"jogging in the morning" to you?
Great.
What was that?
Nothing.
# There is music
in my soul today
# A carol to my King
# And Jesus
listening can hear
Can you turn
What?
The music.
Turn it off.
# Oh, there's sunshine,
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