by Elder Clark
Cinthya and the family she married into are from Nicaragua. They came to the United States as refugees. At the time of their arrival in the United States, she was the only non-member in the household. She lived in the Athens ward for a time, and then an opportunity for a more stable living situation came up and they moved into the Cleveland ward.
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As missionaries, we were able to help them move in and the ward provided a ton of help to get them settled. Cinthya had taken the discussions in the past, but we were able to begin teaching her again. Her husband was a member and really wanted to become more active in the church and united with his family.
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As Cinthya attended church, studied the scriptures, and prayed she gained a desire to be baptized. Her and her husband were legally married and she was baptized on January 27, 2024. They are now working towards being sealed for time and eternity in the temple.
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