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Chào Anh Chị Em Chú Cô Ông Bà!

Each week at the mtc is basically the same, so this week my email will be a little different. This is a story about Cô Vy, the woman to first translate the Book of Mormon into Vietnamese.

We heard this story this week, and I decided that I wanted to share it with all of you because it's a cool story. We heard it from our teacher, Thầy Vinh, and we also read her own account of the story, which I've included. Please read it, it's a very cool story.

(just ignore my notes, lol)

That's about all for this week. Sorry I have to keep this so short, I've been busy busy busy! But that's a good thing. Thanks again for all the prayers and love!

Chào Anh Chị Em Chú Cô Ông Bà!

Elder Wilkinson

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