COME FOLLOW ME

Amo a Jesus

Yo what's up super good week. Going to write a super quick email but we had a lot of progress this week. We've been working in a village called San Jorge and it's been super fun. Before, there was not much going on there but we met with the members and got references and we had awesome lessons. We met this guy named Eber and he was a reference and then he came to church 2 days later. Super goat and all during the second hour he was asking us so many questions and they were all the right questions to be asking. We had a lesson with him after and put a goal for him to get baptized on the 13th. He's a goat and can be super ready by then I know it. 

Here's a little quote I want to share with you guys as well, it has helped me a lot through the mission and I hope it can help you guys too.

“Salvation is not a cheap experience, no one is going to have rich abundant experiences for minimal effort.  I do believe that there is something in this walk of salvation, this quest that says we have to pay something for that.

When we've come to know the Savior, it's when we've been out something in the border lines of Gethsemane. The road to salvation always goes through Gethsemane and it will always require a journey to the summit of calvary.  If we say we are disciples of Christ, we walk where he walked, we feel what he felt, we pray the way he prayed and we shed the tears that he shed in some proportion.

The invitation is always "Come follow me”.  That journey will be somewhere in the border lands of Gethsemane and at least somewhere in the shadow of calvary”.  -   Jeffrey R. Holland

Anyways that was a cool little story I wanted to share with you all and hope you guys are all doing super good. Stay safe

Scripture of the Week:

D&C 58:2-4 “2 For verily I say unto you, blessed is he that keepeth my commandments, whether in life or in death; and he that is faithful in tribulation, the reward of the same is greater in the kingdom of heaven. 3 Ye cannot behold with your natural eyes, for the present time, the design of your God concerning those things which shall come hereafter, and the glory which shall follow after much tribulation. 4 For after much tribulation come the blessings. Wherefore the day cometh that ye shall be crowned with much glory; the hour is not yet, but is nigh at hand”

DyC 58:2-4 “2 Porque de cierto os digo, bienaventurado es el que guarda mis mandamientos, sea en vida o muerte; y el que es fiel en la tribulación tendrá mayor galardón en el reino de los cielos. 3 Por lo pronto no podéis ver con vuestros ojos naturales el designio de vuestro Dios concerniente a las cosas que vendrán más adelante, ni la gloria que seguirá después de mucha tribulación. 4 Porque tras mucha tribulación vienen las bendiciones. Por tanto, viene el día en que seréis coronados con mucha gloria; la hora no es aún, mas está cerca”

District Chacaya

Sisters

Elder Muñoz and Elder Aronda

Obispo Aviola and Family

Chacaya

     SERVE AND LOVE

Aguas de Mormon

Yo pretty good week this week. We are still super excited about Esteban’s baptism. He’s doing great right now and we are now working on some other people. We had an activity about a week ago for the Young Women in the stake. It was about missionary work so we very briefly trained them on how to make a contact and how to teach. Then we went out with groups and contacted a bunch of people in their houses, stores, or on the street. We saw a kid watering some plants outside his house so we told this group of Young Women to contact him. They did great.  This week we have been contacting all of the people that the Young Women talked to and we went back to the kids house. His name is Ian Soto and we met his older sister Katheryn and told them who we are and what we do. Got contact information from them and then went back a couple days later and got to know the younger siblings and the mom named Sandra. They are awesome and so loving.  There are so many people today who love so much. This family does not attend a church but do believe in Christ. And that means they believe in his commandments. They offered to let us in and I saw that the mom was mopping so I asked if I could mop. She obviously said no but I grabbed the mop from her and started cleaning the kitchen. She died laughing. She thought it was the funniest thing ever and by the time I finished she started asking questions. Where we were from, why we’re here, where do we live, what church we are apart of, who washes our clothes, who feeds us, etc. When we told her what we do and what our living conditions were she was surprised and told us that whenever we are hungry and whenever we need clothes washed, we could call her and she would feed us for free and wash our clothes for free. 

We will make progress with her, I know it. But the first lesson that we had with her was not us teaching her, it was her teaching us. She showed us that she believes in Christ, and through action is how we show that. The 2 greatest commandments are to Love thy God with all thy heart, might, mind, and strength. And second, Love thy neighbor as thyself. When you are in the service of your neighbor, you are in the service of your God.

The last lunch that I shared with my Grandpa England he said this, “When you see the opportunity to assist someone- jump on it. Make them love ya, it will open opportunities”. This lady really understands what it means to serve and love others and it was such a great lesson for us to learn. She wasn't trying to be nice or trying to impress us or anything, it’s just the way she is. So Christlike. If you feel like you aren't being served or it's hard, serve others, chances are they are feeling like that too. We will get there some day haha. 

Anyways love you all so much, stay safe and always remember to love and serve others. Often times it helps us more than them!

Scripture of the Week:

Mosiah 2:17 “And behold, I tell you these things that ye may learn wisdom; that ye may learn that when ye are in the service of your fellow beings ye are only in the service of your God.”

Mosíah 2:17 “Y he aquí, os digo estas cosas para que aprendáis sabiduría; para que sepáis que cuando os halláis al servicio de vuestros semejantes, solo estáis al servicio de vuestro Dios."

Kelvin, Alondra, and Dayana

Lake Atitlan and the volcano

 

    SERVICIO

Servicio de Distrito

Yo super great week. We did so much service this week, which was so fun. On Monday last week I looked to my companion and said that I really wanted to be better at loving others and that serving is when I feel the happiest. I told him that I hoped to serve a lot of people this last week. We definitely got my wish. We got calls to move 600 cinderblocks as a district, move an ice machine that weighed for sure at least 1000 pounds, translate for medical students, and at 7 am go and kill a rat in a members house lol. I loved it.

The cinderblock service was super fun. To be there as a district covered in dirt and all sweaty was super fun. It was also in a super far away village so that was lit. The ice machine didn’t take too much time but it was so freaking heavy. Also he let us have some fun and get sledge hammers and destroy a big block of cement. I took a turn and on my swing down the top of the sledgehammer flew off so fast right towards my companion (and behind him was a pretty nice pickup truck). No one can convince me that an Angel didn’t guide the hammer because it went flying and went right through my comps legs and right under the car. Not sure who it was but that Angel saved a life and a window lol. The rat was pretty fun, good birthday present. The translating was also super fun. Pretty interesting and it was fun learning about some medical stuff. Also very interesting hearing about Guatemalan 50 year old women’s medical problems. Pretty gross. 

We finally got a baptism after a very long time. Esteban Gamboa is now a member of the true church of God. A true miracle happened. We started a fast and it was super good. We got a call from a member 20 minutes after we started our fast to eat dinner with them. That doesn’t happen here so it was pretty clear that it was a temptation to eat haha. So we said no sadly and went the 24 hours without food or drink. Also pretty tough because the medical students had so many good American snacks and offered it to us and it was tough to say no haha. But we stuck with it and I couldn’t be happier that we did. We later had an appointment with Esteban and he had said he wanted to get baptized but later. He said he needed more preparation. So a member came with us to talk to him and bro cooked. Esteban said that it was just fear that was holding him back and the member hyped him up and we set the fecha for Sunday. So yesterday the baptism happened and Esteban said he couldn’t feel happier about the decision he made. 

Fasting helps so much and serving helps us find so much joy. This week was such an awesome blessing and I am loving the mish. Please reach out, I miss and love you all

Scripture of the Week:

Isaiah 40:31 “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.”

Isaías 40:31 “pero los que esperan en Jehová tendrán nuevas fuerzas; levantarán las alas como águilas; correrán y no se cansarán; caminarán y no se fatigarán.”

Esteban Gamboa's Baptism

Lake Atitlan

    MILAGRO

Solola

What up, good week last week. Super fast one. This week I did some divisions with Elder Muñoz and Elder Aranda and it was good. We went to a super far away village to teach this investigator and it was pretty fun. We also did a service the next morning which was actually pretty lit. We put about 5,000 pounds of rocks in bags for about 3 hours. Elder Aranda said he was feeling sick about 20 minutes in. It was definitely cap. Bro took 4 bathroom breaks, each for at least 15 minutes. We chill tho, bro grinded. Elder Muñoz is a grinder tho, bro is Guatemalan and was lovin the work. 

With the work it has been good. We got people progressing and it has been fun lately. This email will be super short. So sorry ma but I want to share a quick thought. We have been praying for miracles to happen but I didn't really know how they would come. President Nelson said this in his talk in April 2022 - 

“Moroni assured us that “God has not ceased to be a God of miracles.” Every book of scripture demonstrates how willing the Lord is to intervene in the lives of those who believe in Him. He parted the Red Sea for Moses, helped Nephi retrieve the brass plates, and restored His Church through the Prophet Joseph Smith. Each of these miracles took time and may not have been exactly what those individuals originally requested from the Lord. In the same way, the Lord will bless you with miracles if you believe in Him, “doubting nothing.” Do the spiritual work to seek miracles. Prayerfully ask God to help you exercise that kind of faith. I promise that you can experience for yourself that Jesus Christ “giveth power to the faint; and to them that have no might he increaseth strength.” Few things will accelerate your spiritual momentum more than realizing the Lord is helping you to move a mountain in your life.”

Miracles always come, big or small. But we have got to do everything in our power to HELP them happen and trust in God that he will MAKE it happen. Joseph Smith receiving an answer was a miracle, we know that. But it came in a very different way than I'm sure he wanted. I don't think it was very fun to be scolded, feathered, tortured and finally murdered. I don't think that is what the 14 year old boy wanted when he went to pray in the Sacred Grove. But he had the faith and did everything he could. Our Heavenly Father did the rest. It was a tough battled miracle, but still a miracle. 

They still exist, God is the same, and how miracles come is the same too. I love you all so much, stay safe

Scripture of the Week:

Mormon 9:15 “And now, O all ye that have imagined up unto yourselves a god who can do no miracles, I would ask of you, have all these things passed, of which I have spoken? Has the end come yet? Behold I say unto you, Nay; and God has not ceased to be a God of miracles.”

Mormón 9:15 “Y ahora bien, a todos vosotros que os habéis imaginado a un dios que no puede hacer milagros, quisiera preguntaros: ¿Han pasado ya todas estas cosas de que he hablado? ¿Ha llegado ya el fin? He aquí, os digo que no; y Dios no ha cesado de ser un Dios de milagros”

Solola

Exchanges with Elder Munoz and Elder Aranda

Quetzalenango Temple 

P - Day in Pana

Elder Couser

I miss my family in

San Martin

Hermana Judd

Investigators

    ANGELS

Mi Cuate

Yo super lit week this week. Definitely one of the most tired weeks that I’ve had in a long time. This week we have been focusing a lot on working with the members and trying to get as many lessons with them as we can. A lot of citas that we had fall through though but it’s super chill. 

We have a family that we have a lot of faith in. They are the familia Morales and they are super lit. Sonia is a member (28) her sister Patricia (25), Ingrid(18), Maynor(15) and Jaime(13). Super cool. We had a super powerful lesson on Saturday and the spirit was so strong. They are all super invested in their work. All they want to do is work work work. So getting them to church on Sunday is high-key super tough. I shared a story about my grandpa England and talked about the success that he had. I have a 30 minute video of my grandpa talking about how C.R.England grew and about some advice he would give to young people. The thing that didn’t surprise me at all to hear was that the best thing a business man can do is to love his workers and clients. Not something very many successful business men would say, but it is something grandpa England would say!

I have always been taught to not cheat or lie my way to success. But to be smart, responsible, humble, and to always have integrity. NOT something I have been very good at in my teenage years. I have gotten a little better on the mission but still struggle a lot. It was funny how I was giving this advice to these young kids about managing money and doing it in a spiritual way because of how horrible I am at it. But, I really had to hold back tears because I felt the presence of an angel with me. The spirit and an angel were the ones teaching this lesson, not me. I knew my Grandpa England was present and I knew he was helping me during this .

Angels exist. There is 0 doubt in my heart about that. I feel that I have experienced loss in my life and I know so many friends and family who have experienced loss on a whole other level. I feel humbled and sorry for my friends and family who have suffered so much loss. It is one of the hardest things that anyone of us can go through but one thing I can promise is that we are at the beginning of a perfect plan. We will experience loss but our friends and family who have passed on to the other side of the veil are with us. I know it. They live in the spirit. They love us just as much, if not more so. They look after us just as much if not more so. We will all see each other again. We can be families forever. By the grace and atonement of the biggest loss that this world has ever seen, we will hug those that we have lost.

I love you all so much, never forget it. As always, please STAY SAFE

Scripture of the Week:

Moroni 7:29 "And because he hath done this, my beloved brethren, have miracles ceased? Behold I say unto you, Nay; neither have angels ceased to minister unto the children of men."

Moroni 7:29 " Y porque ha hecho esto, ¿han cesado los milagros, mis queridos hermanos? He aquí, os digo que no; ni han cesado los ángeles de ministrar a los hijos de los hombres."

Elder Mcomber

Tio Elder Florence en Solola

(My Uncle who served in Guatemala!)

    SOLOLA

Alea Run

Yo super good week this last week. We finally weren't sick and were able to get out and finish the transfer strong. We got transfer news on Tuesday and I found out I was leaving. One of the first times I've been super sad to leave an área. I didn't accomplish everything I wanted to but I was able to reflect on everything and realize that we did do some great work here and that the members here are a lot stronger in testimony and are a lot more involved in the missionary work. The ward also started helping our group a lot more and there is a great plan set up for the area. Super pumped to hear about it. 

Well I got transferred on Thursday to Sololá. I made it back out to the lake and I'm pumped to be here. I'm here with Elder Mcomber and he's awesome. We got along great and we have a lot of great ideas for this transfer. We've got a great ward and in the short amount of time we have together we are starting to see progress. Biggest focus of this transfer is for sure going to be on working with the members. We have both seen success the most in our missions by working with members and we are super energized and ready to go. This transfer is going to be awesome.

Not too much to share other than that but I know that these next 6 months are going to fly. Hit 18 months and I have always heard that once you hit 18 months, it just flys and you can keep track of time. Before I know it, it'll come to an end and I really have been worried about whether or not I'm going to be ready. I have been worried about not being converted enough. Then I realized that if I'm worrying about it, I won't be ready. Kinda crazy that it's taken me 18 months to realize what getting lost in the work really means. I just have got to do what I need to do and these next 6 months will be the best 6 months of the mish. We all need to do this. The best thing we can all do right now is stop worrying so much about work, school, etc, and just breathe. Study the scriptures. Say prayers everyday and every night. Do the simple things and we will all accomplish the things that we need to. 

Love you all

Miss you. Stay safe

Scripture of the Week:

Matthew 7:24-27 “24 ¶ Therefore whosoever heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man, which built his house upon a rock: 25 And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell not: for it was founded upon a rock. 26 And every one that heareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be likened unto a foolish man, which built his house upon the sand: 27 And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell: and great was the fall of it.”

Mateo 7:24-27 “24 A cualquiera, pues, que me oye estas palabras y las hace, le compararé a un hombre prudente que edificó su casa sobre la roca. 25 Y descendió la lluvia, y vinieron ríos, y soplaron vientos y azotaron aquella casa; pero no cayó, porque estaba fundada sobre la roca. 26 Y a cualquiera que me oye estas palabras y no las hace, le compararé a un hombre insensato que edificó su casa sobre la arena. 27 Y descendió la lluvia, y vinieron ríos, y soplaron vientos y dieron con ímpetu contra aquella casa; y cayó, y fue grande su ruina.”

Elder Mcomber

Aguas de Mormon

    FOOD POISONING

Alotenango

Super insanely mid week. We had a super fun P-day tho and played a lot of pickleball. On Tuesday we had district council and it was super good. Presidente pulled up and gave a lot of great advice for us and it was good. Hermana Probst also made us brownies and they were so gas. We also gave 3 plates to the Bishopric. It was fun going around and giving them to the Bishopric and their wives.  They were all excited. It's sad cause the Bishopric doesn't get ministered to, so that means neither do their families. The wives lit up and it was amazing. We all gotta remember that everyone needs ministration, especially the leaders!

On Tuesday night we met with a lot of members and taught them all lessons which went super well. One of the families offered us dinner and obviously we accepted. Bad choice. We got food poisoning and that took us out for a good 2 and a half days lol. The 3rd day we were so sick of being inside that we went out anyway and visited some families. Super worth it. 

I realized how awesome it is to not be sick and how having a healthy body is such an amazing gift. There are so many things we can't do without a healthy body so I really appreciated my health this last week. I remember sitting in testimony meeting a couple months ago and heard a guy who got his leg amputated say that it was a blessing. He said ever since the amputation he had felt more of the love from his Heavenly Father and how much Jesus Christ was there. Got me thinking about how afflictions are blessings. They help us grow and learn. We need them to progress and I know God would never give us trials and afflictions out of anger or just for fun. He does it because He loves us and He's sad when it happens, but He is cheering us on the whole way and Jesus Christ is with us the whole way.

Love you all and it's been a while since I've heard from you guys. Please stay safe and reach out!!

Scripture of the Week:

Mosiah 14:10 “Yet it pleased the Lord to bruise him; he hath put him to grief; when thou shalt make his soul an offering for sin he shall see his seed, he shall prolong his days, and the pleasure of the Lord shall prosper in his hand.”

Mosíah 14:10 “Mas quiso el Señor quebrantarlo; le ha causado aflicción; cuando hagas de su alma ofrenda por el pecado, él verá su linaje, prolongará s

District council with President and Sister Probst

La Zona Engazada

Huge Groms - Our ride

    BELIEVE ON HIM

Chino y Noemy

Yo super mid week for the work but it ended great. I feel like here in Alotenango always get only a super bad week or a super good week. Or a good weekend or a bad one. It is always so up and down here and it really takes it out of ya but I love it.

We met with a lot of investigators this past week and their progress has been super bad. They haven’t been keeping their commitments and it has been super frustrating. I think I have had 6 investigators, some that include their families as well, tell me that they know the Book of Mormon is true and that they want to try and make a change in their lives and they do so well for about a week. Then they just ghost us. Not even an exaggeration either, they literally ghost us and we try for about 2 weeks to contact them and we cant find them. It’s super frustrating and sad and we just wonder what happened that made them go from one side to the opposite. Elder Steere and I had a good talk one day and it really helped us get more motivated.

I remember feeling this way when I was in San Raymundo with Elder Giles about 6 months ago. I remember I felt like we weren't teaching good enough because the spirit was there all the time and they felt it, but would reject it. So I remember that transfer we went to the temple and I entered the celestial room and just knelt down and prayed. I remember asking Heavenly Father why we weren't seeing success and after I finished the prayer I opened up the scriptures and I opened up to Juan 12:42. I love in these scriptures how even though they saw THE SON OF GOD physically, and believed on Him, they still turned away. I feel like now I need that reminder that hey, it might not be something that I am doing but maybe just the fact that they aren’t ready to accept the church even though they know it is true. They value too many things over Christ’s church and that is why they don’t convert. 

Honestly Alotenango has kicked my butt and sometimes I want to just lose my mind, and sometimes I do. It has really been the most humbling experience ever and I am so grateful for the time that I have had here and I hope to keep going with more motivation and faith in the people here for the rest of the transfer. 

Love you all and hope you all have the best week. As always feel free to reach out, I miss you guys. Stay Safe

Scripture of the Week:

John 12:42 “Nevertheless among the chief rulers also many believed on him; but because of the Pharisees they did not confess him, lest they should be put out of the synagogue:”

Juan 12:42 “Con todo eso, aun de los gobernantes, muchos creyeron en él; pero a causa de los fariseos no lo confesaban, para no ser expulsados de la sinagoga.”

Shout out to Sprendie

    SUS CAMINOS

Elder Steere

Hey what's up, pretty good week this week. Didn't end super strong but we good, we'll keep going. We are making slow progress with our families and that's ok, obviously we would like them to make more progress but it's ok, God will provide.

I was on divisions this last Tuesday with Elder Meldrum in my District and it was super sick. Bro is super funny and loves to have fun. We were contacting a lot of the people that me and Elder Steere had contacted before and had 0 luck. However, we did end up finding a super cool family. We saw the mom walk in the front door while we were walking by so we decided to go knock it. A bunch of kids came out so I talked to em and asked em if they had a ball to play with, so they got their ball and all came out and we played with them for a bit. It was super lit. Then after, they got their moms to come out and we contacted em and got an appointment for Thursday. So then me and Elder Steere went back on Thursday and it was super lit. There were even more kids and we played soccer and shared a message with aunts, uncles, parents, cousins, grandparents. It was sick. Then after the lesson they wanted to play even more and the dad even came out and started playing with us and was laughing, giving us high fives, hugs, everything. It was super lit. They were working this Sunday but I'm hoping we can start visiting them more often and get them to church soon! A couple of investigators that we had dropped a couple weeks ago reached out to us and 2 of em came to church this Sunday. It made us super happy and I'm excited to see if this time they want to start taking everything a bit more seriously. 

I'm super stressed in the area and it's a tough one. Definitely the hardest one I've had yet but I have been thinking a lot about faith. I know, super basic, but I have realized that I have a LONG way to go with my faith/trust in the Lord's plan for Alotenango. A couple scriptures that I have been thinking about a lot are Isaiah 55:8-9.  We get very frustrated sometimes and we all wish we could just have it our way. But what we can learn from these verses is that He knows what's best for us and He has a much better plan for us than we do for ourselves. To have faith is to trust in His plans and understand that what we want isn’t always what is best.

Love you all and hope to hear from you all this week

Stay safe and have faith

Scripture of the Week:

Isaiah 55:8-9 “¶ For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord. 9 For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts.”

Isaías 55:8-9 “8 Porque mis pensamientos no son vuestros pensamientos, ni vuestros caminos mis caminos, dice Jehová. 9 Como son más altos los cielos que la tierra, así son mis caminos más altos que vuestros caminos, y mis pensamientos más que vuestros pensamientos.”

Julio and friends

Links en Guat -

Golfing with the District

Stimp - 15

Comp

Sunset

    FIESTA EN LOS CIELOS

Bappy

Super L week this last week for work but it's chill. We'll bounce back this week fs. Everyone we found last week was super sick and then this week we couldn't get a hold of them. We fasted to help out the area on Friday and it went really well. We'll see what God has in store for Alotenango this week.

I really want to focus on a cool miracle this week that happened personally. I got a text from my old area that said one of the investigators I taught named Dulce was getting baptized and she asked for me to go and baptize her. It was such an honor to do so and I was so pumped to do it. When I first met her she was very different. She had so many questions about the church. She also commented at the end of the lesson that she had been super depressed and even suicidal and felt alone and didn't feel God in her life. It was a super emotional lesson for her and honestly for us too. After that lesson I didn't see much of her. I got transferred and it's been a couple months since San Raymundo. But when I saw her today she looked different and a lot happier. She was still super nervous and her usual anxious self though.

When we started to go into the font she kept saying that she didn't want to and that it was better to do it another day. I just said yes you do, get in the water lol. So she did and stopped being so dramatic haha but we did the baptism first try and she did so well. I was so proud of her. Then after she received the Holy Ghost is when I really saw the difference. Her appearance looked different and she seemed so full of peace. A peace that I'm sure she has not felt in a very long time. She leaned over to me after and said that she felt so peaceful and felt like she was reborn. Obviously I told her that's because she was reborn and a remission of sins by the gift of the Holy Ghost will do that to ya haha. Overall such a cool experience and I'm so grateful she gave me the opportunity to baptize her. Hoy sí hay fiesta en los cielos.

I wanted to share a quick thought along with that little story. When we feel the Holy Ghost we rejoice. We feel happy. We feel peace. We feel love. We feel a forgiveness of our sins. When I meet people I always ask them what they like to do. And they answer with whatever it is they like to do. Obviously we're all different and like different things. Different things make us happy. But there is one thing that everyone has in common. That is when we feel the spirit, everyone loves it. EVERYONE. It's a feeling we all know but can't explain. But it's more powerful and worth more than anything in the world. And we can feel it when we follow the commandments like Dulce did this weekend. 

I love you all so much and I invite you all to focus on being obedient and paying more attention to the spirit this week. Stay safe!

Scripture of the week: 

John 14:26 “But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you.”

Juan 14:26 “Mas el Consolador, el Espíritu Santo, a quien el Padre enviará en mi nombre, él os enseñará todas las cosas, y os recordará todo lo que os he dicho.”

Elderes de Israel

Every Saturday we do an activity with members and investigators -

Games and Pizza!

Division in Jocotenango

El Tuk Tuk

Multi Zone Conference