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Elder Cannon- Are All Missions Considered Equal?
I’m a little bit different. Most prospective missionaries hope to be called to an exotic foreign country—or at least to learn a new language. As a teenager, both of those...
Life Skills 101: Basic Bicycle Checks and Flat Tire Repair (Part 2 of a 3 Part Series for Biking Missionaries)
With so many missionaries serving in missions with biking areas we thought it was important to help educate missionaries on basic bicycle maintenance and bike repairs that may happen to...
Elder Morgan- A Lesson on Murmuring In the Field
My second area on my mission was called Qeleni (you'll probably butcher the pronunciation, so don't worry about it), on the island of Taveuni. For everyone that doesn't know Fijian...
Life Skills 101- Bike Tips & Know-How (Part 1 of a 3 Part Series for Biking Missionaries)
With so many missionaries serving in missions with biking areas we thought it was important to help educate missionaries on basic bicycle information. We teamed up with the Provo Bike...
Sister Hannig- My Decision to Serve
My Decision to Serve Sadie Peterson Disclaimer: This is my story as I perceived it during a certain time in my life. The way I may have interpreted others actions...
Sister Willardson- Learning Patience and Faith
One of my most favorite memories from my mission that I hold dear to my heart is about patience. It is a testament that Heavenly Father always fulfills His promises...
Humor in the Mission Field
We were playing a game with some little Hmong children called "pov pob," which means "ball toss." It is basically a game of monkey in the middle. It was 103...
Sister Hannig- Dealing With Anxiety as a Missionary and How it Blessed Me Eternally
By: Sadie Peterson Before entering the mission field I had experienced my fair share of anxiety—but just the “regular” anxiety. Anxiety over a test the next day, or a job...