My Story

Hello, my name is Khiara Elimarys Tino Garcia. I am so excited to write this update for someone special to read. I know God will lead the right person to my profile, and I hope He will bless you as you read this. I am eight years old now. I just turned eight the first of September. I am so happy to be eight years old now. I am in first grade this year, and thankfully, it is going well. I thank God for my good health and for keeping my family well. I want to tell you that one time when I was a baby, I got very sick to the point of almost dying, but God did a miracle in my life and healed me. Now, I am very healthy. My family is well too. My mom’s name is Geidy Elisa Garcia Morente. She is a housewife, so she does the housework and chores, and she stays home to take care of me. She walks with me to the program, and she takes me to school. My dad is a very hard worker. His name is Josue Abraham Tiño Gomez. He works as a motorcycle taxi driver. He also does announcements and storytelling for Christian stories.

As a family we go to Mount Sinai Pentecostal Church. We love going to the weekly services, but we especially love participating in the thanksgiving service for the harvest. It is a special time. Thankfully, my mom and dad are sure of their salvation. My mom accepted Jesus in her heart nine years ago. She is the one who talked with the Living Water evangelism teacher to share this information. The teacher encouraged her to keep seeking the Lord and walking in His ways. I have a best friend named Marcela. We met a year ago, but we love spending time together now. We like doing homework together, reading, and playing soccer together. I also love hanging out with my aunt. She is awesome, and I want to be like her, because she always plays games with me and we have so much fun. I have loved sharing this information with you today. I hope you enjoyed it, and I thank you for taking the time to learn about me. I send you a big hug for you and your loved ones.

With much love,

Khiara Elimarys Tino Garcia

Translated by: Olivia Gallardo, Missionary Intern