Since return­ing from my mis­sion many years ago I have often fallen back on my mis­sion­ary mem­o­ries and expe­ri­ences as sources of inspi­ra­tion, resources for my church talks and lessons, and as enter­tain­ment for my kids dur­ing fam­ily home evening activ­i­ties. You see, my mis­sion was a grand adven­ture in a for­eign coun­try and it was a turn­ing point in my life filled with tremen­dous spir­i­tual growth.  As I have often looked back on my own mis­sion­ary expe­ri­ences, I have also looked for­ward to the fire­sides, Ensign arti­cles and other oppor­tu­ni­ties where I can lis­ten to or read about the expe­ri­ences other mis­sion­ar­ies have had in the mis­sion field. Such sto­ries are both uplift­ing and spir­i­tu­ally revi­tal­iz­ing, and they are often funny and entertaining.

 

Because I’m likely not the only mem­ber of the church who enjoys mis­sion related sto­ries I’ve cre­ated this blog and made it FREE and open to any­one inter­ested in using it. Returned mis­sion­ar­ies, regard­less of age or where they have served, are encour­aged to post inter­est­ing and mem­o­rable sto­ries and expe­ri­ences on this blog. Other users are wel­come to read posts, com­ment on posts, rate posts, and oth­er­wise use this blog as a resource for your talks, lessons, fam­ily home evenings, encour­age­ment, or for other uplift­ing uses.

 

I look for­ward to watch­ing this blog grow in pop­u­lar­ity and con­tent and I can’t wait to read your par­tic­u­lar mis­sion stories.

 

Sin­cerely ~ The Admin