My Story

Hello! This is a wonderful day to greet you hoping you are doing well and receiving the blessings of God in your life. I want to tell you a little about my family and me with this letter in this opportunity.  I hope you enjoy my updated information because it is specially for you with all my love.

About me: I am Neftaly Otoniel Pu Gutierrez and I am 13 years old. I am a healthy boy and thankfully, I am in 3rd grade at school this year and I go to study every morning. I spend my weekend by playing football. LW Ministries has blessed my family and my life through the delicious meals for lunch like the fried chicken that I love eating and medicines in the medical clinic. I enjoyed receiving the special gift and sweets during the Christmas celebration in the Feeding Center in December.

About my family: As you know, my grandmother`s name is Francisca Castro and she is in charge of us. She is a housewife. Moreover, she raises hens to sell and get some income, and sometimes the hens are for our family consumption. She suffers from gastritis, but she visited the doctor and she is under medical treatment. I want to open my heart and I want to let you know that I decided to live with my sister Susana in a rented house that is close to my grandmother`s house. I live with her because we want to be independent young people and take care of ourselves. She works as a maid in order to cover the home expenses. My father`s name is Leonardo Pu Ixparpuac. He is living in another house, but he provides for our financial needs by working as a mason and he is in good health. I ask for your prayers for the decision to live alone with my sister. As you know, we continue attending the Church of God, and we know about Jesus. LW teachers encouraged my grandmother to continue seeking God during the visit and she is grateful for their words. Thank you for your support and love. You are a blessing in my life! (My grandmother provided this information to the Evangelism teacher)

Strong hugs,

Neftaly Otoniel Pu Gutierrez

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