@tabr99 Doesn’t matter the number of prospects. It’s which prospects were offered. Any other team could’ve made the push and thrown down better offers. Dodgers did what the Red Sox, Braves, rays, and cubs didn’t 🤷🏼♂️
Saying the tigers accepted the first offer they got is just ignorant
@tabr99 Tell Mr. Kendrick to trade away his prospects. Literally every team had this same opportunity. Not even a money issue this time, simply a “we offered the best trade package” issue
@UteFanIvan I ended up listening to the whole book prior to seeing the movie last night and felt like that sort of ruined some of it for me. I thought there were some important parts left out, but what he did capture was really good. I’m going to need to see it again in theaters.
From the arrival of the first missionaries in 1965 to the creation of the country’s 45th stake in Otavalo just three months ago, Church growth in Ecuador reflects a long-standing legacy of faith.
Ecuador by the numbers:
- Nearly 280,000 members and 338 congregations nationwide.
- 45 stakes, including the newly formed Ibarra Ecuador Stake.
- 3 temples (Guayaquil, Quito, and now Otavalo).
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A new temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has been announced for Otavalo, Ecuador, bringing another house of the Lord to the Andes region.
Elder Juan Pablo Villar of the South America Northwest Area Presidency made the announcement on behalf of the First Presidency on Thursday, May 14, 2026, during an evening devotional in Otavalo with local Latter-day Saints.
“We are pleased to announce the construction of a temple in Otavalo, Ecuador,” the First Presidency statement says. “The specific location and timing of the construction will be announced later. This is a reason for all of us to rejoice and express gratitude for such a significant blessing — one that will allow more frequent access to the ordinances, covenants and power that can only be found in the house of the Lord.”
Elder Dale G. Renlund (@DaleGRenlund) of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles presided at the devotional. He was joined by Elder S. Mark Palmer of the Presidency of the Seventy.
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