Horse Things 9/8/25

This is currently how I look writing this email....



What a couple of weeks! Here's a couple of highlight:

- Liderazgo! Always a great opportunity to improve and learn from some awesome missionaries! #iréyharé


- Transfers: I'm staying here in Libano with my guy Elder Carballeda. Were are going a little bit mentally ill but hey that's normal right?😅

- Miracles:

Kevin:
Wow. I've never seen the gospel change someones life so much and so fast than with Kevin! When we found him he was sad and unmotivated. He didn't have direction or purpose in his life. But he completed with every invitation we gave him and every single promised blessing came to pass! It's amazing, and after church yesterday he said he felt like he was alive, and had such a light in his countenance! The Gospel changes lives and it's a gospel of joy. Kevin will be baptized this Saturday, so pray for Kevin!🙏




Laura: Laura is also getting baptized on Saturday, and is so happy and excited to make changes in her life and make her first covenant with her Heavenly Father! Pray for Laura!


We saw a ton of miracles this week and 17 of our friends were able to come to church! I felt an unspeakable amount of joy to see the power God has to help people change their lives!

It's been crazy because my first transfer was pretty tough and it was super hard to find people that wanted to progress. I started to doubt myself, but like Ammon, "when our hearts were depressed, and we were about to turn back, behold, the Lord comforted us, and said: Go amongst thy brethren, the Lamanites, and bear with patience thine afflictions, and I will give unto you success" (Alma 26:27)

Just keep going! Don't loose your faith! The Lord will consecrate your afflictions for you gain and experience, and when we endure to the end trusting in the Lord, we will feel joy and lay up a treasure in heaven that can never be taken away!

I love you all!! Stay safe and don't forget the blessing of the gospel in your lives! 

I'd love to hear from you all, let me know how your doing!🫶

-Elder Milne 


Aguante San Juan 🇦🇷



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