Another Week in Colombia


Thanks for the words of encouragement mom,

Don´t worry, I manifest my love for the Lord in my work and I love him a lot. 

This week was great.  We worked a lot once again.  In fact we are finding people that are really excited about the church.  My companion was a convert 4 years ago.  So he helps people understand that anyone can change.  It´s been a real pleasure to serve along side him and I have learned a lot from him.  

I have also seen a miracle this week.  In my first week here we were walking with a member and we went down the wrong street and we "accidentally" met a less active member named Yisela.  We set an appointment and passed by the next day.  She has been going through some difficulties and wants to return attending church.  She had an ear infection and was preparing to have surgery on both of her ears. When she said that, my companion asked her if we could give her a blessing.  I pronounced the blessing and we had to go to another lesson.  When we went back the next day she showed us a paper she had received from her doctor with a report of her ear.  It stated that upon further inspection her ear had been cured naturally at a marvelous rate and that a surgery would not be necessary.  The doctor further stated that he did not understand how such a process had occurred so rapidly. 

I recognize as well as all present that such a blessing was not a natural curing at a marvelous rate.  Rather the power of God manifested by his authorized servants.  The power was manifested by the faith of the participant and all those present.  Such faith with such authorization produced a miracle.  I love the restored church and the priesthood.  I love the blessings of these last days and to be a witness of it all.

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Con muchisimo amor,
Elder Fuell

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