Feliz Año Nuevo

Pictures are easier than writing long updates, so here are some of our last week. Though what isnt show in pictures is the daily work of tract distribution. We´ve put out close to 1500 of the new gospel tracts so far. It´s really fun, we take turns or go out as a family and try to target new areas we´ve never been. It makes for a great time of prayer for the people who receive the word. Usually we get into short conversations with people who have questions.

Enjoying apple strudel at a touristy lookout where Cheri laid out the gospel pretty well for a German tourist. Daddy and baby girl

A fitting picture of where we need to be

This is Ritter going pee in a water bottle on a public bus that was really crowded and wasn´t going to stop for him.

Us trekking up to Refugio Lopez with Diego, Carla, and their 5 week old Valentino. We went there to spend New Years with them. It rained the whole time and was really cold for summer months. But the weather kept us inside with a few other tourists and allowed for some really amazing conversations about the Lord.

we sipped mate with the locals. One guy Rodolpho who I shared with and gave a Done book to in return gifted me his personal mate(the gourd which holds the drink) and bombilla (the metal straw). It was a huge complement for him to give me his personal mate.

Cheri and Ritter arrive in the rain

3 girls from Buenos Aires who heard the truth for the frist time.

We had turkey for dinner! a real treat.They don´t have baking bags like the USA so they cover the bird in masa, a corn meal shell. It was so juicy and good!

A big communal dinner in the Refugio with about 7 countries represented.

Diego and Martin who work the Refugio lit the turkey on fire before they served it.

the two solar panels that power the electricity at the refugio

Refugio Lopez