My Story

I greet you lovingly, hoping you are having a blessed day wherever you are. This is Robinson, and I am glad to share my last news with you. My family and I are attending a Christian Church called Shelter of the Sheep. At the moment, we only attend it to listen to God’s news, but we have not thought to accept Jesus as our savior yet. We are grateful to the LW staff because they also share the gospel with us. The project is a source of blessing for many children like me, so I thank you for being part of those good-hearted people that contribute to continue changing lives. My mother, Jenne Queche, is 31 years old. She works assorted and cheap products at the market. Since my father abandoned us, she has been the only one who covers our necessities.

Unfortunately, our resources are lower. So, it is complicated for her to buy my school supplies. Our priorities are food parcels and clothes. Thankfully, our health is in good condition. I am fourteen years old and I attend school as a fourth grader. I prefer to receive face-to-face classes because I learn my lessons easier. I look forward to becoming a fireman when I am older. My favorite holiday is Christmas because this brings us happiness. I like drinking Coca-Cola, and my favorite sport is soccer. When my birthday comes, I enjoy doing many things, although what I love the most is eating a delicious cake and visiting the sixth avenue to celebrate. I have a lovely dog at home, and I would like to tell you more about him, but I will do it the next time. I hope to hear about your life someday. See you later!

Kind regards,

Robinson Alexander Queche

Translated by: Hillary Popol, AAC Secretary / Antigua Guatemala