September 3rd

Hello!!!!

 I have quite to share. I will start off with sharing details about these photos, since they resume in a way, what I have been up to.

Monika Gebura, who came to visit me from London, recently sent me pictures of her stay here and these are several of those photos. 

This is at the ENGLISH UNOFFICIAL GROUP meeting in July. The majority who attend are brothers and sisters who wish to practice their Spanish. We have canceled the meetings until mid September because of our recent Assemblies this month. My aunt is the sister on the left with the gray skirt! She is talking with a Canadian sister who moved here years ago and another local sister trying to learn English.

This is me after that meeting. I had rehearsals that day with Ziv for our presentation at the Convention. That is actually the car of the brother whom we practiced with.

Another lovely privilege for my brother!!! He read the WT article that day for the first time ever! We were so happy and he actually read very good.

The Cemetary at the top of the hill in a town near Valdivia. See how different they are from the ones in Cali?

A woman selling small flour balls for 25 cents a baggie.

The Valdivia KH with only one congregation and a not very large one. The KH is getting remodeled in October and has a large territory. A sister who moved from Germany and is in this months magazine is serving here, named Jacques.

Monika and my mom preaching to a group of cows. We felt intimidated once we realized we were surrounded by them. This is in Loma Alta, a village near Valdivia.

This is in the backyard of the brothers home we stayed at. My lovely tia walkign into the kitchen from the back door.

I love this photo of Monika and I! I was preaching to the IceCream man in Suspiro and learned we was illiterate. I took advantage of the new brochure and shared with him a bit of the first page. Hope it helps him!

Instead of washing his car on his lawn, hes washing his horse!!!

This young girl is heading to the river to wash!!!

Me!!

Some more photos of preaching in Villages near Valdivia.

8 months preganant and still washing.

Later that week we went to Montanita and just drove by. This is the IT place for YOUNG tourists.. It has amazing art.

With my uncle David the day before he left!

This is about 3 weeks ago. At my aunts house with cousins.

My family and some friends. They are the COELLO-CHANG!

This is in Anconcito the day my uncle gave the public talk. The congregation is divided in two groups because of how large the group of publishers is. The need in this area is brothers! There are a lot of kids here and they were preparing a Kingdom song to present to the C.O. for the C.O. visit.

This is at the English District Convention in the end of July in Guayaquil. The three sisters to the left are all from the US and were staying here for Summer. The couple to the right is the Subsitute C.O. and his wife who serve in the coast in the Spanish field. This Assembly was filled with missionaries, need greaters and tons of foreigners who speak great Spanish. It reminded me a lot of Mexico and my Assemblies there. It felt wonderful.

This is with Daniel,

Korean Letter

This is the long awaited letter from one of my friends in Korea. His name is Hyuk Kang or Daniel Kang. He is 23 or 24 now. I met him with his brother last year in October at the Bossert Hotel with my family. He is one of the first persons I met my first night there. I really came to appreciate their stand for Jehovah and this letter just reaffirms it. Hope it makes you think about what they have to sacrifice for Jehovah and what we are willing to sacrifice. Excuse some of his English mistakes.

Here it is!

Hello! Izmir!

Im so sorry this reply too late. It has been too busy to adapt to the new Korean life. I had been in Canada only 4 years, but living in Korea was weird when I came back. I think my life in Canada and memories I had were so nice. Plus! The memories we had in the Bossert were soooo gooood!!!

Hows everything going? And How are you and your family? Id love to say hello to everyone. My little brother is in prison now. He received one and half an year sentence. (16 months) He is in Suwon Detention Center, took 20 mintues from my house. He has been there about 20 days. I think he is doing good. And the staff work there treat brothers well. Now my brother use double room alone. He said he can touch the walls when he strech his arms.                          Can you imagine how small it is?

(In the letter he drew a small drawing of what it is.)


I have final trial on Friday, 13th July. So you might receive this letter after I get into Jail.^-^

I hope you pray for about 800 brothers in prison in Korea. It will be a greatest help to them. And they can endure all the difficulties. Thank you for your mail again and you can mail my brother to: .......................
I thank you again. Take care of your health! I hope Jehovahs blessing on you everyday! Bye!


So that is the letter I received from Hyuk and it made me cry so much. I shared it with my aunt and uncle thereafter and the London sisters. It also made Monika cry. After I read this letter I read his younger brothers one and was so touched. They are both in prison now and I have sent them letters in response with my uncle. I also told some of my friends here to write to them and 3 did.

Please tell me, what do you think about the letter?

The Service Year is about to end!! The new one begins on Saturday.

So much had happened from last August to what is now. I was in California last year, being there for some months and then going back to my home: Mexico. Then about 3 months ago we moved here!

I had a gathering on Friday for the youth Ive met in the different towns Ive been able to go to aroudn here. Many did show!! Ill add a picture of that.

Uhm, I will be writing to my blog not frequently. Sorry. I think I will be able to come back to a cyber on Wednsday.

We are all fine!