Recent LDS Blog | Missionaries PostsSenior Missionary Series: Putting in Your Papersby Tristi Pinkston17 May 2008 10:03 PMIt used to be that mission papers were filled out by hand, but not so any more. With the progression of technology, you now apply for your mission online. Your bishop will give you the website address, and he will go in and authorize you to be a user on that site. Senior Missionary Series - Who Will Take Care of Your House?by Tristi Pinkston22 Apr 2008 08:00 AMOne additional piece to the puzzle in deciding to serve a mission is figuring out what to do with your home while you're away. You'll be gone for a year to eighteen months or so, depending on the type of mission you choose to serve, and your house will need proper care while you are away. Senior Missionary Series - Doctor Visitsby Tristi Pinkston04 Apr 2008 10:45 AMAfter talking things over with your bishop and stake president, you'll want to schedule your doctor visits. The Church needs to make sure you've been given a clean bill of health before sending you out in the field. Your dentist - you'll need to make an appointment to see your dentist. Senior Missionary Series - Talking to the Bishopby Tristi Pinkston17 Mar 2008 02:00 PMYou've decided to serve a senior mission. You've prayed about it, received confirmation that you should go, you've thought about your finances and about the status of your family, and you feel this is the right step for you to take. Senior Missionary Series: How Will You Know if You Should Serve?by Tristi Pinkston13 Mar 2008 12:00 PMSo far in our Senior Missionary Series, we've discussed the need for seniors to serve in the mission field and also the requirements you need to fulfill in order to serve. Senior Missionary Series: Who Should Serve?by Tristi Pinkston23 Feb 2008 05:09 PMAs we continue our look at senior missionary service, it's important to note that serving a mission will not be for everyone. However, there are many who can serve who might not think they can. Many people who have reached retirement age are still healthy and active. Senior Missionary Series: The Need for Senior Missionariesby Tristi Pinkston01 Feb 2008 03:00 PMThe Missionary Training Center recently announced the one millionth missionary to go forth since the formation of the Church. What a remarkable accomplishment. How wonderful to think of all those elders and sisters dedicating a portion of their time to share the gospel. Senior Missionary Series: We're Having a Senior Momentby Tristi Pinkston28 Jan 2008 11:00 AMSomething very exciting is happening today. My mom is flying to England to serve a full-time mission for the Church. She's a widow, so she'll be teamed with another sister, and together they will seek out those who might be looking for the gospel. Fishers of Men: What Are Our Nets?by Tristi Pinkston02 Jan 2008 03:37 PMWhen Jesus sought out His disciples, He told the men who had previously been working as fishermen that He would make them fishers of men, meaning that He would teach them how to gather men into His fold. We have also been asked to be fishers of men in our own time and in our own lands. Remember the Missionaries at Christmasby Miriam Caldwell23 Dec 2007 10:50 AMChristmas can be a difficult time when you are away from family. It is important to remember the missionaries in your Christmas celebrations. If you have missionaries out in the field, you should remember to send them a card and possibly a package. Recent Blog Comments |
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