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Some of the people I met in Santiago |
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These are all the Elders of the Santiago North and Santiago South misson offices |
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Saturday morning meant one thing, basketball against the north mission office Elders |
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President & Sister Hall are the nicest people you'll ever meet. |
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Andres Diaz and Leo Quintana. |
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Dario Acevedo and his mother at his baptism |
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The Ponce Family at their baptism: Margarita, Manuel, Elizabeth, Sandra, and Meme. Elders Pratt and Osness with me. |
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I spent my 21st birthday in Santiago with a family that I baptized. This is Elizabeth Orellana with her daughters Carolina (standing) and Loreto. The missionaries are Elders Walch, Watson, Preece, me and Osness. |
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We never would have met this family if it weren't for the cute little guy, Juan Carlos, approaching us on the street. |
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