My Story

Hello! I greet you in the name of Jesus and I hope you are doing fine. Let me tell you a little about my family and me through this letter.  I am Osmar Osbaldo Contreras Oscal and I am 16 years old. I am in 7^th grade at school this year and I go to study every Saturday. In addition, I paint houses in order to earn some money. I like to play soccer on weekends. My favorite meal is fried chicken. I want to let you know that LW has blessed my family and my life through the spiritual support through God`s word, medical clinics and with groceries packs during the time we needed them most. In the future, I would like to become a volunteer there because it is good to help others. I enjoyed the dramatizations about Jesus’ birth during the Christmas celebration in the Feeding Center. I would like to become a volunteer there because I think it is good to help others. My family is grateful for every blessing that I receive from the Ministry.

My mother`s name is Lilian Maritza Contreras. She lives with us and she provides for our financial needs. She accepted Jesus in her heart 4 years ago. As you know, she suffers from diabetes. Moreover, she suffers from high blood pressure and is sick from her gallbladder. At the moment, she needs a surgery, but unfortunately in the public hospital, it is difficult to do because of the increase in patients.  The doctor gave her medicine to calm the pain.  At the moment, she is taking medicines for the diabetes and high blood pressure. Nowadays, she sells items in a home-made snacks business in order to support us financially. I ask for your prayers for daily food for my family and especially for my mother`s health. As a family, we continue attending the Sheep`s Shelter Christian Church. I accepted Jesus in my heart 3 years ago. The LW teacher encouraged my mother during the visit to continue seeking God. I hope you like to read my letter. May God bless you! (My mother provided this information to the Evangelism Teacher)

Warm regards,

Osmar Osbaldo Contreras Oscal

Translated by:  Gladys Chavez/ A-A-C Secretary