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Que bendecidos fuimos al ver a nuestras ninas levantarse e ir al arbol de navidad y ver en la chimenea lo que Santa les trajo la noche anterior de Navidad, que pureza y espiritu tienen nuestras hijas al creer lo de Santa. asi mismo ellas tienen el espiritu preparado para aprender y exprimirnos lo mas que puedan en el evangelio, Jennika entra el otro ano a la primaria y estamos muy ansiosos de verla en las presentaciones y sobre todo saber mas de Nuestro Padre Celestial. Tenemos la obligacion de ensenarlas y el compromiso de llevarlas a la presencia de Nuestro Padre Celestial. Mucha Bendiciones, Feliz Navidad y Ano Nuevo 2008 para todos mis hermanos(as)
Sinceramente su Hna en Cristo .
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Dear friends:
Probably some of you know that Tumbes, Jaen and Patapo Districts now are Stakes of Zion. All of them were organized in these last months.
Two weeks ago, 29 years after the arrived of the first LDS missionaries to Sullana city, Elder Marcus B. Nash of the Seventy, and current President of the South America West Area, organized the Sullana Peru Stake. Great reward for all the missionaries and leaders who dedicated their best efforts to build the Kingdom there, includying you.
My wife Vicky and her relatives attended to that stake conference and met with other pioneers who joined the church during the early days of the Church in Sullana, and they "truly saw with their eyes the things which they had beheld with an eye of faith, and they were glad".
We want to take this opportunity to wish you: HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS!! ENJOY THESE HAPPY HOLIDAYS!! and we hope 2008 will be a great year for you and your family!!
From Chiclayo, Peru,
The Tello-Zúñiga Family: Oswaldo, Vicky, Laura, Javier, Rafael and Yasmine
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Hola a todos... Que al recordar el nacimiento de nuestro Salvador, podamos llenar nuestros corazones de Paz y Amor, lo suficiente como para renovarlo dentro de 365 dÃas... Una feliz navidad para todos y mis mejores deseos para el año próximo. Que Dios los bendiga...
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Estimados amigos:
Esta es la dirección oficial de la MPLN, para escribir cartas a los actuales misioneros y/o consultas:
Carlos Salaverry 3664
Los Olivos, Lima 39
Teléfono +51 1 (521-5405)
Lima, Perú
Esta es la dirección actual del Centro de Capacitación Misional:
Av. Melgarejo 159
La Molina, Lima 12
Telf. +51 1 (349-4282)
Lima, Perú
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One more plea for help and donations for a project specifically related a mission alumnus and her family impacted by the earthquake in Chincha. Liliana Puma and a group of her friends from Park City Utah will be traveling to Peru in early November to reconstruct her family's home that was devastated by the earthquake. Already, many $$s have been raised through generous donation to support this cause, but every little bit helps.
Please go to: www.projectpuma.org to find out more about this project and to make a donation to this great cause.
Thank you.
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La ultima vez que hablé con Elder Lowell Layne fue cuando retorné a casa, pero su correo no contesta, ya que él vive en un pueblo muy pequeño de Utah. Tengo el correo pero de todos modos no responde, pero tengo el numero de su casa, ya que fue mi compi en el Barrio Independencia. Solo Hermana Seguel, respóndame a mi correo: elderluna1@hotmail.com
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HOLA SOY YOP OTRA VEZ SOLO PARA PREGUNTAR QUIEN SABE EL CORREO DE LA HNA PILAR ZEVALLOS PORFIS YA Q NO SE NADA DE ELLA
BUENO GRACIAS Y CHAUUUI
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HOLA SOY LA HNA CLRA SEGUEL SOY DE CHILE .BUENO EN MI BARRIO Q SE LLAMA SALAR ESTA ELDER MACCHIAVELLO ES DE PERU HUACHO A EL LO BAUTISARON ELDER AGUILAR Y ELDER LOVELL ,EL NO SABE NADA DE ELLOS Y QUIERE SABER COMO ESTAS Y DONDE ASI Q PORFIS SI ALGUIEN TIENE SUS DIRECCIONES O CORREO ESCRIBANME A CRISSEGUEL27@HOTMAIL.COM GRACIAS CHAUUUIIII
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"Extending a Hand in Time of Need"
As dusk falls at the end of the day, a young mother holds her infant close to her warding off the cold. Her tear stained face surveys the wreckage in front of her. Although it wasn't much, her house, clothing, food, everything is flattened - destroyed from the falling debris. She shivers in the cold. She wanders up to what used to be a door and looks for anything to shield off the falling winter temperatures. As she rummages through the rubble, she can't help but think of her family. Are her parents safe, did her siblings survive, how will her little one hold up in these harsh conditions? Her thoughts turn to her husband, and her eyes well up as she knows she will never again see his smiling face. If only he had been a little faster leaving the church as the building shook and crumbled. It's dark now and she hasn't found anything to wrap around her child. Her neighbors have managed to make a small fire and they beckon to her. She walks over, grateful for the warmth of the fir
e. At least she and her child will be able to last through the night, but without food, drinkable water, or shelter, how long will she and her baby be able to survive?
The recent devastation in Peru is yet to be fully understood. The last report shows that 445 people have died, 1008 are injured, 30,000 homes have been destroyed and in the city of Pisco, home of the famous archeological site of Paracas, is 80% destroyed. Determining the full extent of the damage will take time. Many of the affected areas are not readily available by road and the nearest airport is running at maximum capacity in attempts to get relief to these people.
As a businessman/woman or corporation, our number one goal is success. However, after achieving success, our corporate conscious must turn towards giving back to the roots where we started, or to those still trying to become established. The recent events in Peru may seem distant and unrelated to our daily pursuits, but in actuality, several of our friends, partners, and even family members are directly connected to these horrific events and deeply affected on a personal level. In Utah alone, several Peruvian immigrants, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and our own David Utrilla are concerned about the conditions of family, friends, and relatives. As an immigrant from Peru, David knows first hand the daily strife of "making it", he knows the community, places and people inside out and hurts for those affected. For David, he hasn't forgotten where he came from and the people who influenced him. So, from a Corporation, friend or relative to another, we extend our hand to ask
for your help.
Last Friday, David Utrilla, President of U.S. Translation Company returned from Peru on a trip to help aid his fellow countrymen, women and children. He not only supports a business in Peru on a constant basis by providing jobs to those in need, but just made a sizeable donation of clothing and much needed supplies to the San Juan De Dios Hospital in Peru.
Now is your time help for this current need. U.S Translation Company in partnership with Poder Para La Familia Hispana, the Peruvian General Consul in Denver, Latin American Chamber of Commerce and the United Way of Utah County has established an account directly through the Peruvian Consul, Guido called "Sismo Peru 2007". Donations can be made at any Wells Fargo Bank. The specific account is as follows:
Wells Fargo Bank
Account Name: "Sismo Peru 2007"
Number: 5052408746
Rest assured 100% of all monetary donations will go to those in need. These will be given to the Peruvian equivalent of US FEMA, called the "Instituto Nacional de Defensa Civil". The Red Cross, LDS Church, UNICEF, and United Way all correspond through them as well. The U.S. Translation Company has already made their donation, now it is your turn.
If you would like to bring cash, or other donations, you can do so by going to one of the following locations. Please keep in mind that monetary donations are the easiest to utilize, as other donations require shipping and further distribution, which takes much coordination and can be costly.
In Salt Lake City:
Tony Yapias (801) 577-3200
Poder Para La Familia Hispana
1737 South Redwood Road
Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Or
Renetta Coppard (801) 548-4236
Latin American Chamber of Commerce
C/O Loayza Law Offices
5663 South Redwood Road, Building No. 2
Taylorsville, UT 84123
In Ogden, donations can be taken to:
David Utrilla (801) 393-5300 Ext. 13; Fax: (801) 393-5500
(801) 430-1271 after hours
U.S. Translation Company
1893 E. Skyline Dr. Suite 203
South Ogden, UT 84403
In Provo, donations can be taken to:
Alberto Puertas (801) 422-9072
1187 North 560 West
Orem, UT 84057
Or
Jackeline Shearer (801) 374-2588; (801) 427-2499
United Way of Utah County
148 North 1000 West
Provo, UT 84603
The LDS Church has sent one planeload of disaster relief kits and other supplies. The rapid distribution can take place as they are prepared in advance for this type of natural occurrence and have established pre-packaged goods at the ready for shipment. The contact for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is as follows:
Nate Leishman (801) 240-1713
Email: leishmannd@ldschurch.org
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agradeceria si alguien tiene informacion de ex misioneros de puno de los años 1991-1994 para visitarlos.
atte.
juan luis
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