Dominga Gomez Benito
Ref# CA1977

About Me
My name is Dominga Gomez Benito. I'm a 5-year-old.
Birthday

My birthday is
June 16, 2019.
Attends Program

Chuchucá

Program Country

Guatemala

Sponsorship Type

Child

My Story

I greet you in this opportunity hoping you are doing well and wishing you all the best this 2025. I want to share with you some details about my family and my life and I hope you enjoy reading my letterMy parentts sustain the family by working hard and they are living with us. They also are in good health condition. My mother is a housewife and she raises and sells hens and pigs to earn some money to help my father with the home expenses. Her name is Maria Benito Hernandez. Currently, my father is a farmer and day laborer. Moreover, he grows corn and beans for feed us. As you know, he also has a grocery store at home and his name is Ramiro Gomez Ruiz. We attend the Church of Christ along and I like to participate in every activity we celebrate, and my mother is assured of her salvation. She was encouraged to continue seeking God.  

I am Dominga Gomez Benito and I am 5 years old. I am in good health condition. I stay at home playing with dolls and dishes because I am not enrolled at school yet. I want to let you know that for me it is a good experience to celebrate Christmas. My best friend is my sister Vilma because she shares her time with me by playing tag. 

My parents sustain the family by working hard and they are living with us. They also are in good health condition. My mother is a housewife, and she raises and sells hens and pigs to earn some money to help my father with the home expenses. Her name is Maria Benito Hernandez. Currently, my father is a farmer and day laborer. Moreover, he grows corn and beans to feed us. As you know, he also has a grocery store at home and his name is Ramiro Gomez Ruiz. All the information was collected by a LW evangelism teacher, and my mother provided this. I send you a bunch of hugs with much affection 

Warm wishes, 

Dominga Gomez Benito 

Translated by: Gladys Chavez, AAC Secretary-Antigua