Allan Andres Garcia Valenzuela
Ref# NE2678

About Me
My name is Allan Andres Garcia Valenzuela. I'm a 10-year-old.
Birthday

My birthday is
July 15, 2013.
Attends Program

Nueva Esperanza

Program Country

Guatemala

Sponsorship Type

Child

My Story

It is a privilege to greet you through this letter. This is Allan, and I hope you are having a fantastic day with your loved ones. My family and I are members of a Christian Church called Power of the Word. We usually attend our services on Wednesdays and Sundays. My family and I praise the Lord because of his multiple blessings. One of them is LW because it has helped us with food. Besides that, the staff has preached God’s news, which is the most important for us. A member of the LW staff spoke with my mother and encouraged her to continue trusting and looking for the Lord. He also took advantage of that moment to collect this information for you. My mother, Ana Valenzuela, works in her own business. She sells chicken and French fries to help my father with expenses, but sales have decreased because everything is expensive. My father, Eddie Garcia, makes a living as a taxi driver. Thankfully, they and my siblings are healthy.

I am ten years old, and I love soccer. Therefore, I look forward to becoming a soccer player when I am older. This year, I am doing my best as a third-grade student and I am glad because classes are face-to-face. I think it is the best study method because I can learn more. Our economic situation has been difficult lately, so my parents have had trouble covering my school needs. Christmastime is my favorite holiday because I like receiving gifts. I like drinking Coca-Cola and horchata. If someday I could have the opportunity to learn a new language, I would choose English and the Kaqchickel dialect. I like doing many things to celebrate my birthday, but what I love the most is having a delicious cake to share with my family. I say goodbye to you now, but I hope to hear from you soon.

Kind regards,

Allan Andres Garcia Valenzuela

Translated by: Hillary Popol, AAC Secretary / Antigua Guatemala