

September 27 was a big day. The Veracruz South zone determined to have a "Bautizona" in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The idea was to prepare their converts for that day, gather at the Veracruz Temple and bus out to a secluded beach area about 45 minutes south of the city near the pueblo Antón Lizardo at an even more remote spot Mata de Uva. That translates grape tree or grape bush. Both of the buses contracted are owned by members of the Church. Elders Martinez, Reyes M., and Gonzales B. are ready to roll as soon as they get out from in front of the Mormon Bus.
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