Muy buenos días!
This
 was another great week for Elder de la Flor and I here in Santa Isabel!
 We kicked it off by going to San Juan de Lurigancho on Monday. We got permission from the assistants to go to get some suits down and it brought 
back A LOT of memories. We had to pass by one of my favorite areas, Los 
Manzanos to get there and it made me remember a lot of people, converts,
 and friends that I had left behind in that area. I came to become 
friends with so many great people there that put their trust in the Lord
 and in His Atonement to be able to change their lives. I'm grateful for 
missionary work and the Atonement, it really does change peoples lives 
for the better. 
I have
 also got an update on Christian and Melisa for this week. Last Friday 
Melisa went through a surgery that left her on bed rest and she can't 
really move at all, so we couldn't get them written into the wedding for 
this month. They're going to be getting married and baptized at the end 
of September. Even though I won't be here for those two big events, I 
have seen great changes in them and in their family. They read the Book 
of Mormon every day and have gained a testimony of it. Just as I know 
the Book of Mormon is true and that Joseph Smith was a prophet, they also 
know it. They have came so much closer to God by reading the Book of 
Mormon, it is the secret to happiness. 
This
 week we worked really hard and were able to find a few new families to 
teach. They weren't able to come to church but I know that if we can 
teach them again this week and get them to read the Book of Mormon they 
will come. 
Anyway, the work is going good down here in Lima! ¡Que tengan una buena semana! 
Elder Potter
 
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| Happy 20th Birthday Elder Potter | 
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| Birthday celebration the Peruvian way | 
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| Happy birthday Elder Potter with companion and sweet Peruvian sister | 
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| Elder Potter's almost birthday lunch | 
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| La Hermana Jacky prepared takacho con cecina with arroz chaufa for us! It is
 a food from la selva (jungle). Takacho is salted fried and dried green 
bananas, it is pretty much the best thing some one can eat. | 
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| The tunnel to San Juan de Lurigancho. Add caption | 
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| The other food picture is un juane. Its a special rice that they prepare 
with a boiled egg and chicken or turkey in the selva that they cook 
inside of a special leaf tha its only found in the selva. Also super 
good. | 
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| Elder Potter and Elder de la Flor in their area | 
 
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