Airport Details - Salt Lake City South to Quito, Ecuador North

Hello Elder Rasmussen and family,

Elder Rasmussen, you will be so great in Ecuador! Thank you for sharing your love, light and testimony with us here in SLC South. We will miss you..

Below are the drop off details.

May the Lord bless you always,

Sister Hendrickson 








Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Cayambe - Quito North, Ecuador

Image
hey everyone some good weeks have passed by here in Cayambe and we have two weeks left until transfers. sorry it's been a min since I've written an email but I'm doing great and just enjoying my time here we have just been doing a bunch of street contacting these days and I love it haha heres some pics and a baptism we had just by knocking door and finding this dawg
Read more

Cheese w some honey - Quito North, Ecuador

Image
  Yo everyone!! What's good how ru you all! This week I hit 10 months this past week, so crazy! This week was pretty normal besides Friday and yesterday! Friday is a day here that's like good Friday in the states. But here they eat this soup that they only eat on this day. Its crazy It literally has like 20 different things In It. It's got like 12 different beans, avocado, eggs, fried bread balls and bananas (bananas are on everything here.) I'll add a pic what It looks like below.. On Sunday we had two awesome baptisms with two teenagers Paula and Alejandro! Also we have this recient convert that got baptized about a week ago and she lives in a town called Tufiño. It's about 20 min in a bus outside the town. We have been planning on going there for ever to meet her family and yesterday we finally went. It went so well we got to know the family we talked to them for a little while and taught them about the restoration. The people here and especially in little towns ...
Read more

Quito! - Quito North, Ecuador

Image
  Hey everyone! Fat minute since I wrote an email but here I am! Last transfer I was only in an area for one transfer in Otavalo, it was literally on a volcano and the people were indigenous and it was just straight farm land. Even the Sacrament meetings were in Quechua. It was pretty dope honestly I got to learn a little bit of language. But then I got transferred about a week ago... Now I'm in the big city of Quito as a "finder" basically an assignment that we just contact all day and we just teach one lesson w people and it's like a lesson to really see if they are interested, and if they are we pass the to the area in the zone! So it's actually really dope but we are traveling a bunch and meeting a lot of new people. Also there's four of us and 2 of them are freshies from the mtc! And last week was awesome because we were able to find some that wants to get baptized in the future!
Read more