Michael Alberto Tkaczuk

HELLO MY NAME IS MICHAEL A TKACZUK

I was born in Buenos Aires a City in Argentina South America.When I was 5 years old my parents and I moved to Paraguay. I remember the house I grew up in was very meek, there were days when it was cold and damp,beacause we had no insalation and there and there were countless holes in the roof and walls, My mather and father were loving caring, and always affered food and shelter to those in need, even if that meant going to sleep hungry.Even though our house was falling apart, my parents stuck together and wit their faith in the Lord, their relationship was strong and our home was always "warm"

WHEN I WAS ELEVEN YEARS OLD my sister was born....I had to help my parents on the farm every day after school. We worked late into the night, so the Paraguay heat would not get the best of us. It was hard work on the farm, and there were days I felt sad and alone, pecause it was not easy to maintain a social life. At the time, I could think of a million defferent things that I would have rather done, but looking back, I would not have changed any detail of my younger years. Working on the farm and working alonside my parents taught me to be thankful, and to put 100% percent in everything that I did. I believe that by whatever a man sows, he will then also reap(Galatians 6:7-8).

WHEN I WAS EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD

I was recruited into the Argentian army. I was acared. It was hard for me to predict what my future held,beacause I had no choice but to serve my time in the military.During a routine medical check-up it was discovered that I could not be cleared due to health reasons, and I was released from my duty. Thankfully, I returned home to my family. What I did not realize at the time was that God had ather plans for my life, and was preparing the way for my next departure.

BEFORE I WENT TO THE ARMY A Canadian minister came to visit my parent's home. The minister encouraged me to immigrate to Canada.He told me that I would be successful in finding a stable job, where I could be better support my perents. At first I was hesitant, but my dad took me aside and told me, "Michael you are going". SO IN 1969, whit my parents blessings, I was packed, gone to the air port in Asuncion Paraguay I was on the plane on the way to Canada. LANDING IN CANADA, It was the toughest decision. My wife and I enjoy living here in Canada, we are International marketing on Internet, I want to help many people to succeed,