Buenas!!
Hope everyone's doing well! Not much time today, so Imma hit the highlights!
Wednesday one of the 70s showed up to Antón! Not sure what his last name is but he's my new friend Eduardo! He was here because of the seminary stuff we are doing. However, we also went to visit some families with him! He bought us lunch, and we got to eat and talk with him! It was a cool experience!
The rest of the week was pretty normal! On Friday we ate with some members tho! They were watching a Turkish telenovela. That's right folks! Turkish telenovelas are a big thing here in Panamá! I'm not saying I'm a fanatic or anything, but they are soooooooo good! Super, super dramatic! But so good!
Then Sunday was good too! Not many showed up to church, but I got to hear a lot about how Hermano Cardona was filled with gasses! He's an old man and the group leader. Not sure why I shared with the entire world that he was full of gasses, but in his words he was "LLENACITO DE GASES." 
The work continues here in Antón! I love these people to death, and I'm grateful to be able to help them!
The spiritual thought is about the prophet this week. Cause ya know, General Conference... but it's important that everyone of us have a testimony that he truly is a prophet! I mean how cool - we have a man sent from God to teach us and guide us! God talks to us in these latter days through His prophet! I encourage you all to ponder that, and to really ask yourselves if you know President Russell M Nelson is a prophet of God! Start preparing yourselves now for conference! Just ask yourselves the question "How would I listen and trust if Jesus was speaking right now?" Well, it's the same with the prophet, his words are God's words!
Love you all lots! Hope you all have a great week! Enjoy conference! Secret Lutze family traditions for conference to try are pizzart or face cookies. I would explain what they are, but it's a secret....
Keep praying for my people! Until Next Week!
- E. Lutze
Visits with E. Eduardo R. Mora of the Seventy
It must be delicious?
Pen story?
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