Week 50/76 Luke 10:25-37

A few things I learned this week
 - hazelnuts grow on trees (and don't look anything like they do on the Nutella jar, at least in Chile)
 - how to make a paper crane 
 - Chile celebrates it's birthday the same way my dad does, all month long
 - stickers are an easy way to make kids (and adults) a little happier
 -a little whitebaord goes a long way

Viva Chile and viva Yungay, because Hermana Pratt isn't going anywhere. 
I haven't packed a suitcases in 20 weeks, we'll see if I remember how in 5 more! 

Winter is coming to an end, but the rain sigue cayendo!

We headed to chillan on Wednesday to say goodbye to everyone in our district, and we experienced an earthquake together, if that's not district bonding u don't know what is.

We had 3 friends come to church yesterday, 3!!! That hasn't happened in months! 
Yessica and her son, Javid, came and stayed for primary! 
And Hernan is now more than ready to be baptized!

We got to be good samaritans the other night. It's kind of a long story, but lets just say sometimes, the voice of the spirit comes in the form of a dogs whine. And a huge thanks to the stranger in the street who faced his fear of being bit. 

I love you guys a lot! I know God does too! Have a good week! 

-Hermana Pratt 






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