Several baptismal pools were placed at the Monumental Stadium, where 483 were baptized. An additional 236 were baptized at four satellite locations.

Delegates shared in the field ministry with local Witnesses.

Brother Samuel Herd, a member of the Governing Body, delivered the concluding talk each day.

A warm welcome awaited visitors as they arrived at Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima.

The branch tour included a Bible exhibit on the preservation of the divine name in the Scriptures.

The brothers demonstrated how to make a variety of classic Peruvian foods during a group activity at an Assembly Hall. Here, ceviche is prepared and served for delegates.

The traditional art of spinning yarn is demonstrated. The wool is then often colored using natural dyes from plants.

Delegates touring the branch were able to enjoy a special evening gathering that featured a musical with the spiritual theme “Reaching Out.” The performance included traditional music, instruments, and dancing from the three principal regions of Peru: the coastal desert, the Andes Mountains, and the Peruvian rain forest.

A traditional dance from Trujillo is performed during the evening entertainment.

Several preaching scenarios were depicted during the evening musical. The adobe-style home and clothing presented here are characteristic of the Quechua people living in the mountainous countryside of Cuzco.

The entire cast waves goodbye at the conclusion of the evening performance.