Who's Kevin 9/22/25

FKYK for the title

Anyways, what couple of weeks here in the San Juan plains! I'm feeling a ton of joy in the work and it's super gratifying to see the fruits of our labors finally showing. First things first:

KEVIN GOT BAPTIZED!!!

Kevin was a huge miracle, and he changes A TON in less than a month. He is the true testimony builder that the gospel changes people who are willing to leave their nets behind and follow Jesus Christ! It was joyous day and I asked him how he felt after, and he said "nuevo". He already got priesthood this week and is super converted!

Also, before finding him we found his mom, Valeria, and we gave her a Book of Mormon. What we found out is that before meeting us she didn't know how to read, and by reading reading the Book of Mormon she has learned how🤯 Also, she is reading every day, and went from smoking 40 cigarettes a day to 2 in one day. The Book of Mormon has so much power🙌

Tons of miracles this week, and my new favorite missionary activity is finding new people. It's crazy how the light in someones eyes can change in a 5 minute conversation just from feeling the Spirit. It's the kind of stuff you just don't feel outside of the mission. 

Stay tuned, we have some friends that are on date for the next week so we're gonna be on the grind but that's the best part.

Go read Alma 37:8-10
Talks about the power that the BOM had back then and it's still the same today!

Love you all, don't forget to read the Book of Mormon!!🩵

-Elder Milne


AGUANTE CANADÀ


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