If I haven't mentioned it before, there are many Venezuelans in Chile who have fled the oppression and economic challenges of their country. We know this family because Mary helped teach the mom and daughter and we attended their baptisms.
Monday, August 19, 2019
We had our Venezuelan friends over for dinner Saturday night and they wanted to take pictures on the balcony.
If I haven't mentioned it before, there are many Venezuelans in Chile who have fled the oppression and economic challenges of their country. We know this family because Mary helped teach the mom and daughter and we attended their baptisms.
If I haven't mentioned it before, there are many Venezuelans in Chile who have fled the oppression and economic challenges of their country. We know this family because Mary helped teach the mom and daughter and we attended their baptisms.
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