LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: MTC Living Arrangements
If you live within commuting distance of the Missionary Training Center, you can live at home and travel to and…
LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: Passports
If you want to serve your mission in a foreign country, apply for a passport as soon as you can.…
LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: Family Emergencies
If you have a family emergency while you are on your mission, you can request a short leave of absence…
LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: Companions
Being together all day, every day can put stress on your marriage. Before you leave on your mission, practice doing…
LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: Library Card
It is often very difficult and expensive to get books written in English in a foreign country. Before you leave…
LDS Senior Mission Tip of the Week: Clothing Requirements
Clothing requirements vary from mission to mission. The general clothing guidelines that you receive with your original mission information packet…
LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: Laptops
To avoid spousal contention, bring two laptop computers with you. Otherwise, you will constantly be competing for computer time. You…
LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: Mission Call
Even though young missionaries receive their calls two to three weeks after their stake president submits their application, senior missionary…
LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: Thousands of Couples Needed
In November 2011 General Conference, Elder Holland exclaimed, “We need thousands of more couples serving in the missions of the Church.…
LDS Senior Missions Tip of the Week: Cell Phones
US cell phones are too expensive to use in foreign countries, so your mission office will often provide you with…