My Story

Hello! How are you? This is Margarita Grave Tziquin, and I am writing this letter to tell you how I am. I turned 13 in August, and I am well. Thankfully, I attended school this year, and I was in 3^rd grade; I studied in the morning. I now help with the cleaning at home. I love listening to music on weekends. I have been blessed with medicine and lunches at the feeding program, and there, my favorite dish is fried chicken. The Christmas celebration is one of my favorite activities at the program, especially for the present that I receive.

I live with my cousin Paulina Hernandez. Her husband is Jesus Franco, and I affectionately call him cousin. They take care of me and cover my needs. My cousin is a housewife and raises domestic animals for selling when she is in need of money. Her husband is in the United States, and fortunately, he sends us money. We have hens, pigs and cows at home, and we grow corn for our consumption. We believe in God, but at the moment, we are not attending a church. I tell you that my cousin helped me to give this information to an Evangelism teacher, and she took advantage of this to ask for your prayers for our health, protection and daily provision. I end my letter wishing you the best.

Sincerely yours

Margarita Grave Tziquin

Translated by: Loyda de Osorio, AAC Secretary-Antigua