Feliz Navidad 12/26/24

Hello everyone! Holy cow it's Christmas look at that


This Christmas was epic to say the least. I stayed the night with some totally rad Elders last night, got to call my family in the morning, hung out with my zone, played some card games, ate an asado, watched the Chosen and the Best 2 Years (with permission). 

This past week has been crazy, I got transfered to Valle de Uco, and it's sooo pretty. The Andes Mountains are my favorite. My area is the smallest in the mission and everyone is from Bolivia. Also there are more dogs than people. So we're having tons of fun, my new comp Elder Contreras is from Chile and he's hilarious, we are laughing half the time and having tons of fun working hard.



Spending Christmas as a missionary is the weirdest feeling but something so satisfying it's hard to explain. I know I'm making a sacrifice and it's sad to be away from family and friends (all of you🥹), but that sadness is filled with an immeasurable amount of joy in my Savior Jesus Christ. I feel honored and grateful for the opportunity to serve Him with everything I've got. I'm coming into this full year of being a missionary excited and ready to share the light of the Gospel. 

Matthew 1:23
"Behold, a virgin shall be with child, and shall bring forth a son, and they shall call his name Emmanuel, which being interpreted is, God with us."

I love the name of Christ Emmanuel, o sea "God with us", because it's brings me so much love, hope, and joy to know God loves us so much He sent His son to save us from our sins. I invite you all to make it a goal this coming year to learn something about Christ and His atonement every day, because you'll find that He is there and He loves you!

I love and miss you all and I hope you had an amazing Christmas! 

-Elder Milne🫶

Send me an email! I'd love to hear how all of your Christmas' went!
(Sorry for those I haven't responded, I read them and love them and I'm working on responding🫡

Christmas w/ the zone

Christmas spirit🤩🎄🎁(thanks mom)

No bake cookies for members🫶
(Also thanks mom)

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