So yeah cambios are kinda sad. But I´m super psyched to
 meet more people and broaden my circle of missionary friends! So that's 
exciting. 
Well this is kinda gonna be a lame-o letter because
 I wanna spend some time sending pictures and responding to some of you 
lovely people who wrote! So I´ll just share 2 things more.
We 
have 2 investigators who are sisters, Carmen and Maxi. Carmen has 19 
years and Maxi 17. They are both suuuper receptive to the gospel and 
want to get baptized, but their parents haven´t shared this desire that 
they have. So they haven´t been baptized. And we never had the chance to
 reason with their parents because they live in the Selva (Jungle) which
 is suuuuper far away. Carmen and Maxi and their sister Miryiam (who is a
 recent convert) go to university here in Puno. So yeah never had 
contact with their parents and we´ve just been teaching them for the 
time being. But they actually came down to Puno this week and we had the
 chance to share a message with them and talk about baptism for Carmen 
and Maxi!! And the dad, who is super cool by the way, like super chill 
about everything, Isidro, said that he was totally cool with Carmen and 
Maxi taking the plunge! And he said, I think... Not totally sure on this
 one, But I think he said he was really happy with how Miryam was living
 her life and so if his other daughters want to be baptized, he wasn´t 
going to stand in the way! So we got the go ahead and we´re shooting for
 baptism for Maxi this month, and Carmen the next month, hopefully. And 
after the end of our message, we invited the whole family to kneel down 
and pray together and Carmen offered the prayer. Before, she was a 
little timid about praying in front of everyone. But this prayer was so 
sincere and you could feel the spirit so strong. She prayed to be able 
to continue on the right path for baptism and to be able to put into 
practice the things that she had learned from the Missionaries (That´s 
me!) and yeah it was just super powerful. And I know her parents felt 
something after it. And I just wish we could teach them so bad because 
really they are the sweetest. But they don´t live here and there aren´t 
any missionaries in the Selva. So that's a bummer. But yeah tha'ts the 
story of Carmen and Maxi! 
And I know I said I was going to 
share two things more, but I plum forgot the other. So I´ll fill the 
void with pictures! So yeah that was my week! I hope everyone is well 
and spreading the gospel like wild fire! Because really, that´s what we 
need to be doing! Thanks for all the love and prayers and thoughts! Love
 you all and have a splendid week! 
Hermana Rust 
 Hna. Condie and I. So sad she´s gone :(
 For Pday a couple weeks ago and for today we went to what is called the 
condor. But from what you can seeeee it´s not really a Condor as much as
 it is a giant Turkey. I think they call it Conder to make gringas like 
me think it´s really cool when reallly... it´s just a giant turkey. 
there are approx. 650 steps that you have to trudge up in order to 
behold this... amazing creature. Not totally sure if 600+ steps is worth
 it, but I´ll let you be the judge. And without futher ado, Giant 
turkey. Oh uh I mean "Condor"
And here is me holding the sun atop the great Condor. 
 
 
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