Dear Elder Lutze,
We're so grateful for your safe arrival in Panama! The mission office sent us an email regarding your first area and companion. How's your mission president and his wife? How's E. Bray? How's Samaria and the San Miguelito Stake? How's the Spanish? How's the food? Tell all!!!
Life here just keeps speeding along... Tuesday night was fun with the YW. They acted out in groups a family history story! Excellent work! Wednesday night I met up with sisters I minister to and spent time catching up. Friday night we celebrated Foster and Rachael's birthdays at Tepanyaki in Orem. Diver was entertained by stirring a straw in a glass of water. I think he could have done that all night. 
Saturday we watched BYU lose to Arkansas, but it was still fun to see the game in person with some face paint to show Cougar spirit. We went with Brent and Amy Saturday night to Sicilia Mia 
enjoying a great Caesar salad, gnocchi, and steak. Delicious! I thought I was back in Argentina! 
Saturday we watched BYU lose to Arkansas, but it was still fun to see the game in person with some face paint to show Cougar spirit. We went with Brent and Amy Saturday night to Sicilia Mia enjoying a great Caesar salad, gnocchi, and steak. Delicious! I thought I was back in Argentina! My spiritual thought as you start the actual work. Below are links to three great talks about personal conversion. Obviously that’s what we want for ourselves and those we come in contact with and have the privilege to teach.
Also remember it’s not all reaping. It’s a lot of seed planting. E. James Brandt just returned and spoke today. He shared a 20 year story of a man’s conversion. The Lord put the missionaries in his path at least 4 times in those twenty years. He was baptized one week ago.
True doctrine, understood, changes attitudes and behavior. Boyd K. Packer of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
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