Mission prep class ideas

Whether you are thinking about serving a full-time mission several years from now or you already have your mission call in hand, this Mission Prep "Bucket List" is filled with 25 SIMPLE WAYS that you can prepare to serve a full-time mission! Many of these things can be started while you are a youth, but you can continue (or start) any of them as a young adult as well. Feel free to print out this Mission Prep Bucket List on your printer (or have it printed as a 4x6 photo) - this free…

7 Ways to Come "Pre-Trained" for Your Mission! No one wants to get to the mission and not know how to be a missionary. Here is a 7 step Mission Prep Guide!

August 9, 2014 Scripture Marking/Study This is a guide for us in readi...

The following article originally appeared on LDS Living in 2015.

Your vision, mission, and values are the core elements of a successful brand strategy, with your mission reminding you of what you're doing on a day-to-day basis to achieve your overall vision.Writing a mission statement can be difficult, so if you’re feeling stuck, have writer’s block, or just need a dose of inspiration, here are over 100 examples in alphabetical order to get you started!

Pre-Mission-Call Checklist (Everything I'm Doing While I'm WAITING for my Mission Call) - a Guide for future Latter-day Saint (LDS) Missionaries and their parents from the Mission Prep with the Overzealous Missionary Mom Blog

I try to tell it like it is, and I'm being totally honest about this, friends - being a missionary isn't always "smiles times"...being rejected constantly, seeing the gospel rejected constantly, being hated, having people want to argue with you, being screamed at, the heartache of people letting you down, working at full speed all day every day, seeing the situations and the poverty that people live in (even in the United States), it can be all be tough on even the strongest person. As a…

When you picture a youth or young adult preparing to serve a full-time mission, you probably think about Mission Prep Classes or buying suits (or skirts). Those sorts of things are definitely elements of preparing for a mission, but they aren't everything. In recent years, we've been hearing more about helping future missionaries prepare emotionally for full-time missions. Sometimes "preparing emotionally" is thought to mean that a future missionary should get any existing mental health…

Learning about missionaries is a great way to teach our children about different cultures and people in our world.

Alexis Design Gallery-checklist for future Elders (just add a year and omit a couple of things for future Sister Missionaries)