In the Memorial and Special talk campaign


This was a day I spent with the local Arabic Congregation. It was great I really enjoyed it.
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 This is in the campaign. We do informal service right there in front of a bakery and a bus stop many people come! Very productive times in service. This is with my 2 sisters and a sister from our hall she is like a sister to me I appreciate her and her family a lot. The 2 brothers are Eduardo and Pedro Eduardo is a regular pioneer from our hall. And Pedro is an auxiliary continuously.
Informal service. Jazmin a sister from the Congregation my sister Jocelyne and myself.
 At the Group service. Afternoons here is where the group comes out.
 That afternoon many showed up. I was very happy usually where 6 to 4. But this time we where more and it really encourages and rejoices.
Sergio and Karen this kiddos are so cute and great. They are progressing so good such a great example. No matter what age we  can all learn something from one another.

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