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Hola everyone. It has been a quick couple of weeks. I’m still cruising around Flushing, New

York. Transfers aren’t for another couple weeks. We have been busy here and had a few

Baptisms.



Our first two baptisms from last week found an ad on Facebook. A father son (Alex and Hector)

from Lima, Peru showed up to the Chinese ward and were told to come back in a couple

hours. He came back and we met with them and started to teach them. He quit answering our

calls and we had to drop him. He was struggling with some personal issues and was praying

for help. Soon as he finished a recent convert called and was an answer to his prayers. He

came back to church and we started to teach him and his son again and they ended up getting

baptized. One of the pictures is with Alex, Hector, his wife, me and my companion and

Shaheem. Shaheem is a recent convert who just got the Priesthood. He did the baptism which

was an incredible experience for him. Shameem is the one next to my companion holding up a

peace sign with his hands.



Our next baptism was Eduardo. He was found and taught by the sister missionaries. Eduardo

is from Ecuador. He is here in the United States alone. He speaks an ancient language called

Quiche which is a Mayan dialect. He had never even heard about Adam and Eve. He found an

ad and entered his information. We called him and he came to church. We taught him through

video apps and he accepted the Gospel and was baptized. He was baptized by a recent

convert as well which was again a special experience.



Thank you for all your thoughts and prayers, they are felt.



Elder Noah Kendrick

Flushing, New York



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