Sister Zulma Orozco de Diaz is the mother of 7 children, and is the second counselor in the Primary. The Diaz family have been members for less than 2 years. The family traveled to the Buenos Aires Temple during the last week of May 2000 to receive their endowments and be sealed together for the eternities.
Her husband, Julio Diaz, serves as Elders Quorum President, and will be supervise the Retiro Ward community garden.
Sister Diaz has been called to instruct a class demonstrating soybean-based nutrition, in order to train others as a part of the King Benjamin welfare project.

This is a picture of Francisco and Veronica Zanni, with their children Federico, Nicolás, Santiago and Laura. They are one of many families that obey the prophet's counsel to plant a garden.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a picture of Sister Heredia (right) with her companion, Rosa Etelvina Lara, who has also been called as an instructor to demonstrate soy-based nutrition. Sister Lara has been a member for 36 years and is the Nursery Leader in her ward.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is a picture of Sister Colombo (Chimbas Stake Relief Society President), with her husband José Colombo, and their children Roman, Martín, Estefanía and Diego. She is a member of the Stake Welfare Committee, and has also been called to demonstrate soy-based nutrition.

 


 

 

 

Sister Julia Saldivar de Heredia and her husband Juan Orlando Heredia. They belong to the Los Pinos Ward of the San Juan Chimbas Stake. She has also been called to demonstrate soy-based nutrition, and currently serves as Visiting Teaching Coordinator in her ward. Her husband serves as Second Counselor in the Bishopric. The Heredia family have been members for 5 years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The KING BENJAMIN Project supports self-sufficiency and micro-enterprise projects in the Chimbas Stake in San Juan, Argentina.