Juan, Mateo, y Ana 6/2/25

Holaaa! This week was amazing, and it felt like forever but it was great! 🧜‍♂️🕺


First off, our friend Juan and his son Mateo got baptized! It was amazing to see their growth and faith, especially through the many trials and difficulties that they had. Juan got really sick on wednesday, , but still went to get married with a 103 degree fever and then went to the hospital after! Then both were sick Friday but they still went because they wanted to get baptized! The spirit was so strong and I had the oportunidad to baptize Juan! It was an amazing day!



Then, on Sunday, our friend Ana got baptized! She was truly a miracle, she was a reference from some hermanas in Portugal, and when we went my comp said he felt we should knock the door 2 times but never did it. She got baptized in 4 weeks and got an answer to her prayer about the Book of Mormon in a dream when her mom asked her why she didn't invite her to listen to our lessons! 🤯
The baptism was great and the spirit was strong!


The Lord is working miracles here in Cementista! Transfers are coming up next week so well see what the Lord has in mind for me! Just loving the mission and loving eating lentil stew every day now that it's getting cold!😋

Stay chill, 
- Elder Milne🤙


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