Monday, April 11, 2016

God Knows You

Date: April 11, 2016
Week: 93 Iñaquito, Ecuador
Companion: Elder Murillo/ Genova, Italy
Colton's Address:
Quito Ecuador North Mission
Francisco Robles E-4 151 Av Amazonas
Edificio Iglesia de Jesucristo
Quito Ecuador
Foto de la visita de Elder Holland
From March 2016
So Tuesday morning, I had just gotten out of the shower and we recieve a call from the Zone Leaders. They told us that the other companionship of Elders (Elder Morgan and Elder Murillo) weren't doing too well, and that we were going to have to do a little changes for this next two weeks so Elder Murillo's back could heal up. That means I have a new companion and Elder Nielsen will be vacationing in Santa Anita for one more week.

Elder Murillo is from Genova, Italy but he was born in Manabi, Ecuador. He speaks Italian so that's cool! He was originally assigned to the Guatemala Rethaluleu Mission before he got reassigned to our mission. He has had one crazy mission but he keeps enduring through every trial he faces. We were in the hospital this week to see what was up with Elder Murillo's back. The doctor checked him out and said it could be a herniated disc but the MRI said otherwise. So Elder Murillo's back seems to be fine and he'll have to start to toughen up if he wants to keep up with the Lord's work here in Iñaquito.

So we are still working with Vladimir. He accepted a date for the 30th of April. We visit him almost everyday to help him get to church. I found some old white shirts in the house and we washed them and gave them to him so that he wouldn't use the excuse that he didn't have nice clothes. With a cool tie too. So everything was all good until little Sofia (his daughter) got pneumonia Sunday morning. Come on Satan! Pick on someone your own size... So Sofia had to go to the hospital with Vladimir included...We asked him the other day if the church was true and he said it was and that he wants to be sealed with his family in the temple. Well, Buddy if you want all those blessings, you gotta start living up to'em! Well, we will keep working with Vlady and I will keep y'all updated!

Our Ward Mission Leader (Hno. Armas) is pretty cool. He heard my voice yesterday at church and he told me to come over later for some special oil his wife has. They gave me this stuff from some Utah company called DoTerra. It is really nasty just saying, but it seemed to relieve my throat a little. Hno. Armas and his wife are literally like gringos to me. I mean what Ecuadorians know who Mitt Romney is and invest in small Utah companys....I mean come on!

Alright so many people might be wondering why this email is called "God Knows You". It is something we here often. Whether it be said at General Conference or learned in primary. It's generally known and quite common. It is as Donald L. Hallstrom said,

"This doctrine is so basic, so oft stated, and so instinctively simple that it can seem to be ordinary, when in reality it is among the most extraordinary knowledge we can obtain. A correct understanding of our heavenly heritage is essential to exaltation. It is foundational to comprehending the glorious plan of salvation and to nurturing faith in the Firstborn of the Father, Jesus the Christ, and in His merciful Atonement. 

Further, it provides continual motivation for us to make and keep our indispensable eternal covenants.
With few exceptions, everyone participating in this meeting could right now, without written lyrics or music, sing “I Am a Child of God.”  

This beloved hymn is one of the most often sung in this Church. But the critical question is, do we really know it? Do we know it in our mind and in our heart and in our soul? Is our heavenly parentage our first and most profound identity?"  

With those words lingering in my mind this past week, I really began to put the things I knew to be true to the test. I began to see if I actually believed them. I started with the simple "Does God or my loving Heavenly Father know me?" A simple question with which I know the answer too, but do I really believe it.

So this is what happened. A year or so ago the mission asked us to fill out those "My Family" Booklets. There is a section to write about yourself and then your parents, your grandparents and so on. Since I was in the jungle, I hadn't received the instructions, so by mistake I did my booklet in English. Turns out we were supposed to do it in Spanish. So the mission recently decided to check those booklets again and they said that I should probably rewrite mine in Spanish to share with members and investigators.

Fine I said to myself I'll change it to Spanish. So that's what I started to do. I got to the part that I had written about my mom. This is what I had wrote less than a year ago about my dear sweet mother.

"My Mom is the middle child of 7. She was raised in Northern California in a small cow town, (literally) called Vacaville. My mother says she was a cheerleader in high school, but I've only ever seen her in a mascot uniform. My mother was accepted to Brigham Young University and later finished her schooling with me in class with her when I was seven.

My mother has always taught me of the happiness that can be found in the knowledge that can be found in the knowledge of the Plan of Salvation. With a father and two brothers who have passed on, my mother is a great example of enduring to the end. She is now the mother of 9. She shows Christlike love for each of her children by raising them in the restored gospel." This little passage of personal revelation was delivered by God. With the passing of Baby Quinn, it was really hard for all of us but especially mother. I had prayed to know how I could help my mother in her time of need. When all I really had to do was to look back and see what she had taught me my whole life. I had written that before baby Quinn passed, but it stands as a testimony today of how my mother has taught me about the Plan of Salavation.

With overwhelming joy in my heart, I knew and then believed that God knows me. He knows my mother and he knows each and every one of us. He loves us and the little miracles we find in our lives each day are how he shows his love. I am grateful for my mom and all that she has done for my family and me. I know this church is true, and I want to continue growing that belief by acting accordind to my belief. I love each and everyone of you and hope you all know that God knows you!
Elder Kimball

Bailey- You looked beautiful in your prom photos. I sure miss you and love you!
Clay- Keep being the bomb! Can't believe you are 14! Wow just wow!
Lexi- I love you and miss you.  Stop being mean to Bella!
Leah- The other day I was reading a letter you wrote me and I honestly though it was Clay's writing because of the handwriting, but at the end you put "P.S sorry for the bad handwriting" Hahaha miss you!
Bella- Well, Bella you are growing up, I can't believe it. I hope you are being good!
Collins- For some reason I feel like you are most loved in the fam.  Hope you are ready for your position to be taken when I get back.
Capri- You are still a baby and you can't read this, but to future Capri when you read this: Know that I love you!
Mom- I hope you know I am always praying for the family but especially you! I miss you and love you too!
Dad- Keep being awesome! I wrote a few nice things about you too but I'll save'em for another day when I make you mad, or need to apologize for something! haha

Love you all,
Elder Kimball

Monday, April 4, 2016

Mute Missionary

Date: April 4, 2016
Week: 92 Iñaquito, Ecuador
Companion: Elder Nielson/ Parma, Idaho
Colton's Address:
Quito Ecuador North Mission
Francisco Robles E-4 151 Av Amazonas
Edificio Iglesia de Jesucristo
Quito Ecuador
Outside in the city.  Yes, it's been raining all week! (Can you imagine the Temple in the back?)
 Iñaquito, Ecuador April 2016

Well, this week was exciting, no? Our beloved prophet Thomas S. Monson announced a temple in Quito, Ecuador! Wow! I was so stoked. Every conference when President says he will be announcing temples, the missionaries sit on the edge of thier seats waiting to hear Quito, Ecuador. Well this time he said he would be announcing four temples and immediately I thought how awesome it would be to finish my mission with a temple announced in Quito.
Boom goes the dynamite! 
The Gringo room went loco! All we heard was Quito and we knew it! Tears wear shed, and hearts were gladened! Much hard work was put into seeing the fruit of being blessed with a temple.  I truly feel as an instrument in the Lord's hands!
My sick pic
 Iñaquito, Ecuador April 2016

This week was a little tough. We worked hard with our investigator Fernanda but she was busy at work all week! We are hoping to visit her this week and help her keep progressing to baptism. We also helped Vladimir and he wanted to be baptized but he didn't go to Conference! That bum. I know that both of them can get baptized they just have to stop being bums!

Well my voice has officially been absent for the past week or so. So I have been trying to teach the gospel as a mute missionary. I teach in a whisper and people are a lot more sensitive to the Spirit. It sounds like I'm going to cry every five seconds so the Spirit has been strong haha. Elder Nielsen says I should just teach in a whisper all the time. But it's also been a humbling experience! I find myself trying to speak but then I just can't. I just want to ask Elder Nielsen if I can borrow his milk and I have to motion it to him so it's been fun.
Bro date after the Priesthood Session of conference
 Iñaquito, Ecuador April 2016

Went to Chilis.....
 Iñaquito, Ecuador April 2016

The Crew...I lost by 2 points!
 Iñaquito, Ecuador April 2016
We were able to have a fun P-Day though. We went bowling with the Zone Leaders and I got second place. We get quite competitive! We then had some Chili's afterwards. I didn't even know we had Chili's in Ecuador! What a blessing. I had pink lemonade! It was amazing!

Well I'd just like to share this this week!
I am proud to have President Richardson as my mission president. He is man called of God! It made me sad to think of all of the things that he has done for the mission and especially for me and to see missionaries who do not always appreciate that as much... it's hard for me to comprehend. He has done so much for me and this mission, and honestly I am so grateful to be in this mission. I wouldn't have been able to reach my potential as a missionary, person, or even man, if it was in any other mission. I thank him for everything and the fruits of his labors are evident! We truly have been instruments in the hands of the Lords to bring to pass great things!
Elder Kimball
Elder Nielson and I  and bad photo creds go to Elder Olson
 Iñaquito, Ecuador April 2016

Go Big or Go home!
 Iñaquito, Ecuador April 2016

Bailey- No letter from you this week. Disappointed...
Clay- Thanks for writing me bro! I love you man!
Lexi- Looking very beautiful!
Leah- You too. Don't freak out about the apostates!
Bella- I love you sis and you are becaoming one beautiful pre teen!
Collins- How was the plane? Travel much?
Capri- Looks like Aunt Susan is your new grandma! haha
Mom- Thanks for being a gem. Be careful with the password to my email. See how much I trust you. Don't abuse it!
Dad- Go Spurs! Thanks for everything dad! You have always been a great example of Christ and I thought of you during the PH Sesh!
Elder Kimball

Monday, March 28, 2016

103

Date: March 28, 2016
Week: 91 Iñaquito, Ecuador
Companion: Elder Nielson/ Parma Idaho
Colton's Address:
Quito Ecuador North Mission
Francisco Robles E-4 151 Av Amazonas
Edificio Iglesia de Jesucristo
Quito Ecuador
A mural by the Boy Socuts of South America....
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
They got their Grafitti merit badge!
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
103 people we contacted this week! Just kidding we didn't contact 103 people...That would have been cool, but instead the little sore throat I had, turned into 103 degree fever. Not fun especially in Ecuador. My throat feels as if I swallowed a hundred knifes but it's all good.

Elder Nielsen and I taught by the Spirit like crazy this week. We are teaching the Guamaninga Family. The wife, Gabriela, is a member along with her son, Sebastion. We are trying to reactivate them both but the husband, Vladimir, is being real lame! We walked into the lesson, and we hadn't really talked about what were going to share. We went over their commitments to come to church and basically tried to make Vladimir see that he was doing anything that we were going to tell him to do.

Elder Nielsen decided to teach about Eternal Families. I followed his lead and we both bore our testimonies on the opportunity we have to be with our families forever.  However, Vladimir wasn't quite catching it yet! So I recieved an impression to share a video by the church called Families are Eternal. It was probably made in the 90's because it basically was a slideshow with music in the background. So I decided to ignore that impression because it isn't that cool, plus I wasn't sure I even had the video. Turns out I had the video.

So I started looking around to see if they had some sort of updated technology to plug my USB into. I paused in the middle of the lesson and asked if they had some sort of TV or computer that would play a video from a flash drive. They said no...So I just sat there like an idiot asking myself, why I would ever listen to the Spirit! Then Vladimir says that we could use his laptop. I then found myself repenting asking forgiveness because the impression worked. By the end of the video we had everyone in tears and they decided they wanted to be an eternal family.
Elder Nielsen made me a cake!
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016

The cake the Ocarez family made me.
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016

And of course the aftermath of pushing my face into the cake!
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
My brthday was fun! Elder Nielsen made me a cake, so that was awesome! The Ocarez family also made me a cake, but they stuffed my face in it. Look's like they like doing that here in Ecuador.
Well not much is going on! I love you all and wish y'all a Happy Easter!
Elder Kimball
The closest I could get to an Easter picture, plus I'm showing a little leg!
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016


Bailey- Thanks for the insta shoutout. I swear you use the same pic every year...
Clay- Honestly, I love it that you think that I'm going to come home like a midget and you're going to be able to beat me up.
Lexi- Thanks for inviting me to your Harry Potter watching Marathon.
Leah- Thanks for the birthday wishes!
Bella- Hope you enjoyed Botanical gardens! I still remember that field trip...
Collins- Looks like you enjoyed the easter egg hunt. Did you get the one dad puts a hundred dollars in?
Capri- Well you look like you're enjoying life! You are one blessed baby!
Mom- Love you and hope you are having a wonderful Easter. Enjoy Conference!
Dad- Thanks for all the pics! I love ya!
Elder Kimball

Monday, March 21, 2016

Muchas Gracias

Date: March 21, 2016
Week: 90 Iñaquito, Ecuador
Companion: Elder Nielson/ Parma, Idaho
Colton's Address:
Quito Ecuador North Mission
Francisco Robles E-4 151 Av Amazonas
Edificio Iglesia de Jesucristo
Quito Ecuador
Elder Nielsen and I. I got my fingers thats why they are bandaged with the Sesame Street band aids.
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
Well I'd like to send out a massive thanks to all that remembered my birthday. Can't believe how fast it's been. Y'all have been with me since day one. I don't have much time since I sort of had a massive overload of letters this week but I guess that's a good thing. :)

We are still teaching Vladimir and his family. Vladimir didn't come to church, but his wife and children came which was a huge blessing. We also found a golden investigator last week thanks to the assistants! She accepted a date to be baptized and we are excited to work with her.
The Kitchen that is never dirty....
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016

Our sweet desks. Mine is the one that looks organized. Notice the sweet chairs we got!
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
A funny experience that Elder Nielsen and I had this week is that we are teaching this one reference of a family in our ward,  Elder Nielsen and I were focusng hard core on the Book of Mormon and receiving an answer that it's true. Well we asked her how it went, and if she asked God if it was true,  and she told us that she knew it was true. I turn to Elder Nielsen and in Spanish I said "Wow it actually worked!".  It was pretty funny, but in all reality I trust in that book so much. People ask us hard questions or stuff that could be confusing but we just use the Book of Mormon to answer them. Either the book is true or it's not. That's what it comes down to. I am thakful for the Book of Mormon and the power it has!

Well, thanks again for your birthday wishes. It looks like I'm not a teenager anymore.... Great....
Love you all and wish y'all a Happy Easter!
Elder Kimball
The little couch we made out of my old bed
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016

The Sweet Man Cave.
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
Bailey- Enjoy HS while it lasts. Hope those virgin lips are alive and well.
Clay- Give me my hat back!  If I come home and all of my stuff is ruined by you, I'm going to beat you.
Lexi- The pic of you eating a chocolate cupcake looked good. Hahaha love you!
Leah- You have gotten taller. Really you have grown a bunch!
Bella- Thanks for the videos. You are awesome. I'll try and not tell mom that you were destroying her garden today.
Collins- Looks like you had fun at the BYU- Missouri game. Learn to the love the games, you were born into the Kimball Family.
Capri- Glad to see the boat life has been accomadating for you. Enjoy it!
Mom- Love you and thanks for reminding how much time I have left every P-Day. It doesn't make it hard to stay focuse at all!
Dad- Love you and thanks for being a great BYU fan. I know it's hard sometimes.. During the dark days we turn our thoughts to Detmer or Jimmer. That should brighten up the clouds. Just ask Elder Nielsen,  I had a nice rant about BYU sports the other night.

Love to all,
Elder Kimball

Monday, March 14, 2016

Double that Please...

Date: March 14, 2016
Week: 89 Iñaquito, Ecuador
Companion: Elder Nielson/ Parma Idaho
Colton's Address:
Quito Ecuador North Mission
Francisco Robles E-4 151 Av Amazonas
Edificio Iglesia de Jesucristo
Quito Ecuador
The Quito West Zone and Me
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
Well what a great week in my new sector. Elder Nielsen has only been here 3 weeks, and I just got here ,so we are like ants in a swimming pool. Iñaquito used to have 4 sets of missionaries but they lost a set  just this past transfer, so Elder Nielsen and I had to get a little bit more into our sector. It's pretty huge now! In my Ward, we have the assistants, and the nurses and they are busy most of the time, so my companion and I have to take on most of the work. 

We started by cremating our area book and re building it from the ashes. We literally called everyone that had a number and we actually found someone that accepted us. Anita Castillo who was actually taught by the other Elder Nielsen a year ago (Yes Elder Nielsen has a cousin in the misión, He is the 6 ft 10 Elder, it's hard to miss him). Anita is like 70 years old and she has knee problems. It actually makes me feel as though I am teaching my Nana. Anita accepted a baptismal date but was unable to come to church. We will help her to  come though. She came to a Ward activity last week so we hope that that will help her see that we, Mormons, aren't weird. We want to baptize her on Elder Nielsen's birthday, April 9th. 

We are also teaching the Familia Guamaninga. The mom and son are less actives and the dad is an investigator. He accepted a date but flaked on coming to church. It's really hard to get people to come to church but I feel positive that he will come this Sunday.

Elder Nielsen is awesome. He knows a lot about BYU sports which is amazing. We were messing around on the cell pone and made a voice message tone of him reenacting Greg Wrubell when we beat Utah in 2006. But then we took it off because we felt it was inappropiate Hahaha! 

So the house we have is pretty nice but I swear we are living in Nana's upstairs. The kitchen smells like Nana's pantry, the bedroom smells like Nana's bedroom and even the bathroom. I feel like I am on vacation up in Utah. Elder Nielsen and I made the house into a man cave. We found some pieces of an old bunk bed so we made a bunk bed. I don't trust it too much because well, we made it. I also found a hanger and made it into a bball hoop. With some old bball shorts I made a net and Elder Nielsen even made a back board for the make shift hoop. Its pretty fun being with him. We work hard and we have fun doing it! We are excited to get to work!

So in my first training to the district, President shows up. Just my luck. I was pretty nervous already and then he walks in and I was like "Wow that's my life".... But he said I did a great job so I guess I did alright.

Well I will keep you guys updated on the misión life of Elder Colton Kimball. Love you all, especially those of you who have made it through 21 months of Elder Kimball letters!
Much love, Elder Kimball

Monday, March 7, 2016

I'm in Iñaquito

Date: March 7, 2016
Week: 88 Iñaquito, Ecuador
Companion: Elder Moreira/ Quevedo Ecuador
Colton's Address:
Quito Ecuador North Mission
Francisco Robles E-4 151 Av Amazonas
Edificio Iglesia de Jesucristo
Quito Ecuador
Anyone hungry?  I didn't get to try it though!
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
Dear Fam and Friends,
The Familia Yepez got baptized! and Anthony Lazo also! Anthony told me that he is planning to leave for a mission next March so I told him that I'll hold him to it. The day of the baptism was awesome. We got everything ready and thank goodness we had enough baptismal clothes.
Elder Moreira came to the mission without baptism clothes. Guess he didn't quite get the memo that we would be baptizing.
1. The entire gang getting ready for baptism, our sea of white 2. Elder Moreira, Carla, Anthony and me
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016

1. Carla and Anthony getting ready for baptism 2. Brother Yepez getting ready to get baptized by his son William 3. All of us in our white clothes
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
Bad lighting but big smiles for this exciting day
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
 Also... Hno. William was able to baptize his dad. Elder Moreira baptized Carla and I baptized Anthony. What an experience. Something I will never forget. The 6 of us watching one another enter the waters of baptism on the little stairs that led down into the font. After the baptism, we had a little gathering at the Yepez house for some chicken and rice. What a great meal to round off a great day.....


1. My new companion Elder Nielson from Parma Idaho 2. A Sunday brunch with some of the members
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016

1. William Yepez and me 2. The Three Amigos 3. Hermana Carla Yepez and Moreira and me 4. Moreira, Carlota, May and me
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016

Saying goodbye to the Yepez familia 2. The Yepez family  having so many getting baptized 3. Anthony Elder Moreira and me
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016

Some aweome pictures from our Ofelia zone conference and reunion.  We made these awesome shirts!  Gotta love those guns!
Iñaquito, Ecuador March 2016
Well I ended up getting changes. Elder Moreira was sad to see me go (tears were shed) and worse were the Yepez (even more tears were shed.) The time I had in Cangahua was really uplifting. I am currently in Iñaquito which is just a couple more minutes down the road. I am with Elder Neilsen from Parma, Idaho. He will be turning 20 in April. He seems really cool and I am excited to keep getting to know him. I will let you guys know more about Iñaquito next week.

Sorry for such a lame letter but next week should be better. Just want y'all to know that the blessing will come. Just keep moving forward. The blessings might come instantly, tomorrow, next week, 20 years, or in the next life but I know they will come if we put our trust in Him and keep his commandments. After much hard work in Cangahua, I was blessed enough to see the fruits of my labors.
One more awesome pic meeting Elder Holland
 Ecuador February 2016

Well I have to go but love you all!
Elder Kimball

Tuesday, March 1, 2016

Miracles Promised, Miracles Lived

Date: February 29, 2016
Week: 87 Cangahua, Ecuador
Companion: Elder Moreira/ Quevedo Ecuador
Colton's Address:
Quito Ecuador North Mission
Francisco Robles E-4 151 Av Amazonas
Edificio Iglesia de Jesucristo
Quito Ecuador
Just the Gang. Carla and Carlos are being baptized on March 5th!!!!
Cangahua, Ecuador February 2016

Hola Mis Queridos Amigos!
How are y'all? Happy Leap Year to everyone. Of course my mission is the two years with an extra day in it, but it's chill. Just another day given in the best two years.

Speaking of best two years, this week will probably be a week to remember. Elder Moreira and I are entering into week 12 of his first 12 weeks! His is not too stoked about the chance that one of us gets transfered out (pero así es la misión).

We worked really hard with Carla (daughter) and Carlos(father) of the Yepez familia. They were both able to have their interviews last Saturday and they passed! WaHoo! Carlota (mother) was too happy. There was alot of opposition that we faced last week but with the help of the Lord we were able to overcome it all. They are still without work but I am sure that as soon as they are baptized things will start opening up. William (the son and our Ward Mission Leader) will baptize his dad which is something absolutely amazing.
May and I playing around
Cangahua, Ecuador February 2016
Who says I don't still tease children?
Cangahua, Ecuador February 2016
We have also been working for Anthony Lazos for the fifth of March. He came to church with his Grandma two weeks ago and we asked to visit him. When we came for our second visit he had already received his answer that the Book of Mormon is true. He passed his interview and wants to serve a mission! What joy! He is 17 and plans to leave next March! He will be a great missionary, I just know it! I'll will have the privledge of baptizing Anthony and Elder Moreira will be baptizing Carla. President promised miracles in March for the faith we show in February and Elder Moreira and I are already seeing more miracles than we can count. William, Elder Moreira and I dressed in white preparing to baptize Carlos, Carla and Anthony! Too much happiness!
Me playing around with our 1st counselor
Cangahua, Ecuador February 2016

Making Pizza!
Cangahua, Ecuador February 2016

This week the hand of the Lord was definitely seen! The Familia Yepez has been out of work for a couple of weeks now so food has defintely run low. After a very hard week, William finally was able to get a car to go out an sell his shoes and to be a taxi. Saturday night, we told Carla and Carlos that we would pass by Sunday morning to help them be ready for church. Well we passed by and just Hna. Carlota was there. William's car broke down and Carlos had left at 4 am to go looking for them, and Carla had stayed over at a friends house.

Well we hurried and thought of a plan. We called William and he was at the bus terminal waiting for a tow with his dad. We told him that we urgently needed his dad to be at church so that he would be able to be baptized this Saturday. So Hno. Carlos quickly got on the next bus and was able to attend church. Carla showed up and changed quickly and we went to church. William didn't show up at church so we were a little worried. William was a little down the rest of the day with not everything going so well in his life. The only bright spot was his sister and father being baptized but alot had gone wrong before that. We decided to have a family home evening. After much reflection in their woes, the familia Yepez was at the breaking point when a group of members showed up congratulating Carlos and Carla on their decision. After the group had born their testimonies they left. With their spirits lifted, they then wondered what they would eat for dinner. Well the group of members came back and with a weeks worth of food. Wow! It was almost like Christmas! Just once again this family seeing the blessings of the Lord.

So this week will be one to remember! I hope everyone has a safe week!
Much Love,
Elder Kimball

Bailey- Thanks for the insta shoutout. Just keep reminding the peeps I exist.
Clay- Tried to write you bro. Miss you man. Listened to Quentin L. Cooks talk on Snoopy and I remembered that that was the first talk you ever heard in Priesthood Sesh. Can't believe you'll be 14 ya mismo!
Lexi-Hows life sweetie? Miss getting updates on you.
Leah- You miss me yet? Knowing you, probably not.
Bella- You being good for G&G!
Collins- How's not having mom and dad there? Different no?
Capri- You are still a baby! Hope you still are one when I get back!
Mom- Love you! How was the trip? Any penguin sightings?
Dad! Love you buddy! Can't wait to visit this place with ya!
Y'alls brother and son,
Elder Kimball
Elder Perry thinks he can make pizza
Cangahua, Ecuador February 2016

Playing around as we try on the baptismal clothes getting ready for Saturday
Cangahua, Ecuador February 2016