Tabernacle Choir: V.Argentina🇦🇷 8/25/25

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This week was crazy. It was awesome. It was épico.
Let's get it started with some miracles:

Flia Tapia:
We decided to visit a friend who we couldn't contact and he lived pretty far, but we had faith. He wasn't there. But... we went a reference box on the map and found a guy named Gustavo. He seemed chill, taught him a little and planned a day to come back. We came back. Turns out his whole family of 6 (4 above the age of 8) was waiting for us and very receptive. We taught them, planned to come back another day, they read the Book of Mormon, accepted a baptismal date, and came to church the first Sunday!🤯 It was a huge miracle and we were guided to fine them so they could receive the gospel! Pray for the Tapia family!🙏

Laura:
Laura was a reference from Member, and she said she has been taking online English classes with the church, and wanted to come but nobody ever invited her!🤯 We taught her, planned a day to come back, and she read the Book of Mormon and accepted a baptismal date, and came to church her first Sunday and loved it! What a miracle!! Pray for Laura!🙏

Kevin:
Kevin is awesome, we have been teaching him for a while and really wants to get baptized but has some problems with some bad habits and lots of opposition. Please pray for Kevin so he can get baptized!🙏
(He said he wants to be a missionary and is already sharing the gospel witj all his friends (capo))

This week we celebrated 100 years of the South América area being dedicated to preach the Gospel with an event by the Tabernacle Choir. It was dope, go look it up! But got to feel the spirit, sing some songs, and enjoy the marvelous sight of the Lord hastening His work on the Earth!!🩵



D&C 6:34
"Therefore, fear not, little flock; do good; let earth and hell combine against you, for if ye are built upon my rock, they cannot prevail."

I love how God just asks us to do good. Whether we see the fruits of our labors or not, we can feel joy as we give ourselves to His work and love and serve with all our heart and effort. Missionary work is not easy, but that's what makes it so gratifying. So if your thinking about it, SERVE A MISSION! You won't regret it!

Love you all!! 

-Elder Milne


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