Alex in Ecuador: Semana 67

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

Semana 67

Hi everyone! How are you doing? I hope you`ve all had a great week and a great Thanksgiving! We are doing great here in Ambato.

This week I reach 17 months!

I got kind of sick last week. That was bad!

On Saturday we had the baptismo of our investigador M. He was really happy. We asked him how he felt after the confirmation yesterday in the sacrament reunion and he said he felt alieved. That was really special to hear that there`s been a burden taken off his back and he`s really happy and animated to press forward in this path.

On Saturday morning we had a service with the zone. We went to Pelileo to clean the street of the chapel. All the zones in the mission had to do a service before the Christmas diner that we have in the house of the Presidente. Next week we go to Quito for our dinner and they will be showing the fotos of the services in the dinner.

Well that`s about all for this week! Hope you have a great week and stay safe. Love you all!

-Elder Gomez

Se que Jesucristo vive. Amo ser misionero en Ecuador! :)

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Communicating with Alex

You may communicate with Alex in several ways.

E-mail
alex.gomez@myldsmail.net

Letters
Elder Alex Todd Gomez
Ecuador Quito Mission
Calles Robles E4-151 y Avenida Amazonas
Casilla: 17-03-078
Quito, Pinchincha
Ecuador

Packages can be sent to the address above. Packages may not exceed 4 pounds AND MUST carry a green sticker, even if the post office workers suggest you use a white one. It must have this customs declaration on the package, or it will not be accepted in Ecuador.

DO NOT SEND PACKAGES BY PRIORITY MAIL OR FEDEX. These will automatically go to "mail jail", requiring a special trip to the post office and payment of a large fee. All of which will cause a long delay for Alex to receive the package.

Pouch mail

Pouch mail is a service provided by the LDS church. Items are sent via USPS to church headquarters where they are forwarded to the missionary by a private courier along with other church mail. Pouch mail leaves every Friday. Only postcards or one-page correspondences (no envelopes) written on one side of the page may be sent. No photographs.

Letter folding instructions when using the pouch mail service. Lay the letter blank side down. Fold the bottom of the letter about one-third of the way up the page and crease. Fold the top of the letter to the bottom of the first fold and crease. Secure the long side with two piece of tape about one inch from each end, but do not seal the ends. In the top left corner write your name and return address. Affix first class postage in the top right corner. In the middle write the missionary's address as follows:

Elder Alex Todd Gomez
Ecuador Quito Mission
POB 30150
Salt Lake City, UT 84130-0150

Go to www.dearelder.com and set up an account. This is a free service. They will send the letter via pouch mail for you. Make sure you select the Ecuador Quito mission, not the Quito North mission. Follow the instructions. It is very simple and easy!