Letter #40

Elder Jensen
An awesome puzzle (thank you Herrin family!!)
Caroling with the district
No bake cookies👀



 Hola a todos!! Feliz Navidad!!! I hope you guys were able to spend some time with family and learned a lot about Christ and His birth!! Let me know what you guys did!!

Everything is going great down here!! I have a new companion, Elder Jensen from Idaho, he's such a beast, it's been a blast. 

Hermana Marta was baptized as well!! Now the familia Salguero has 5 converts, it's been such a blessing to know them!

Just wanted to reach out and wish you guys a Merry Christmas!! As for a quick spiritual thought, we were blessed to be able to read Luke 2 about the birth of Christ a lot over the past 2 days, it's for sure one of my favorite Christmas traditions. Every time I read it, no matter how many times, it always brings peace and joy. Yesterday and today we celebrate the most anticipated moment in all of the history of the world! 

Thanks to Him, we can have peace. Thanks to Him, we can live again.
Thanks to Him, we can praise God along with the angels:

"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men."

I testify that He lives! I testify that He has brought me peace, and can do the same for you! I invite you to study Luke 2 if you haven't already! I promise that you will feel joy and feel closer to Him.

Have an amazing Christmas though!! Let me know your favorite traditions or something of your favorite stories and adventures! Love you all!!

Feliz Navidad!!
Elder Bagley

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