Missionary Blog

Scott's most popular cartoon.Missionary Angels -  A reminder of the extra help that comes from above to those who are engaged in the Lords work.D&C 84:88Again we are excited to be offering his artwork soon. We will be sending you updates as they become available.Here is a short video that show cases some of his artwork.Images Source:Copyright © Scott T. Petersen - Used With Permission

I recently approached Scott Petersen an LDS cartoonist about using some of his art on our website. He has agreed to have us feature some of his artwork on our website. We are please to bring his creative talent to our website.Scott has animated for such films as "Space Jam", "Quest for Camelot" and others. This missionary blog will feature some of his art until we are able to offer for purchase. We will keep you informed as to when we will actually be having his artwork listed on the site for sale. Here is a sample of one of...

I read a recent article in the church news, that indicated that the missionary schedule was going to to change. When I was a missionary back before "Preach My Gospel" our schedule was the same everyday. It was, 6:30 AM wake up study  until 10:00 AM and then don't come back until 9:30 PM. In Florida, they would allow us to continue teaching after 9:30 PM if we were in the middle of a discussion so that it would not kill the spirit knowing we had to get back and rushing out of our investigator's homes.  So the new policy...

Here are a variety of missionary quotes to make you smile and brighten your day.Our young missionaries set aside their education, occupation, dating, and whatever else young adults would typically be doing at this stage of life. For 18 to 24 months they put it all on hold because of their deep desire to serve the Lord. And some of our missionaries serve in their more mature years of life. I know their families are blessed. In our own family, eight are currently serving as full-time missionaries—three daughters, their husbands, one granddaughter, and one grandson. (Russell M. Nelson)“Brethren, the spirit...

While serving a mission in Florida, I met a man who had been in a rough spot, he was and is a member however, he had been to prison and was on parole, he was really trying to change his life but it was hard. He used to drive us around because in the area I was in we only had bikes. We got talking and he said the following: ". . . You know . . . you guys are the real tough guys. I always thought I was tough and that those in my gangs were tough but...