Hello Everybody!
"Happy 4th of July" from your favorite gringos in Tarija!
This week we had a lot of changes...on Tuesday morning all the zone came 
over to help us move! We moved to a nice big house in our area and it is only 
the second floor instead of our fifth floor apartment so I am really excited for 
the opportunity not to exercise!
After we finished moving they sent me on exchanges for two days straight 
which was quite hectic, but at the end it was good to be back in my area. 
| Intercambio (Exchanges) in the desert | 
 The other move this week was back to the house we were meeting in in San 
Luis! For the past 3 months we have been meeting in the Stake Center while they 
were remodeling the house we rent to hold church. Yesterday was the inauguration 
and it is a lot bigger now! I am grateful to have such a beautiful building to 
meet in and to be a part of a worldwide church!
The branch is good and the recent converts are all doing so well! Yesterday 
Aylen was called as Young Women's secretary and next week Arasely will hopefully receive a 
calling too!
Here are a couple of pictures I want to share:  
| There are more Bulls fans here in Tarija than Chicago | 
| Leonor and Lorenzo Tuco - my Bolivian Grandparents | 
This week I was reading in Alma in the Book of Mormon and I highly 
recommend it! The first half of Alma teaches us so many incredible things about 
missionary work and I invite all of you to study it to know what you can do to 
share the gospel! Chapters 19 to 26 are some of my favorites in the whole Book 
of Mormon.
When the father of King Lamoni was being taught the gospel, he offered a 
prayer and said to our Heavenly Father "I will give away all my sins to know 
thee!" This is a sacrifice that sometimes we aren't willing to make. We all have 
habits and weaknesses that keep us from being worthy of eternal life with our Heavenly Father, and each day we need to be willing to give away all of our sins 
to know Him. It is the struggle of a lifetime, but the reward is so worth 
it!
Love, 
Elder Harris
 
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