932a7cc9-0067-4c2a-b791-a313db954f0f Sister Kallie Graves Back to Missionary Letters Standard works At church this week the man speaking was sharing a story about his Russian neighbor. This is what the man speaking said, "My neighbor came to me and said, 'I feel the Spirit but I'm atheist.' Only 50 years of communism can get someone to say that." We got a good chuckle out of that. When I had only been out for a whole 3 months on my mission, I made the decision to read the entire standard works. Flash forward one or two months (or 13 months), and I turned the page to my final page of my final book. I have now officially finished the entire standard works. If I had to sum up everything I learned, it would be this: All things denote there is a God. Everything. Everything from the trials to the sunshine to the relationships to the thoughts we have. God is such a big part of everything The scriptures are true. God exists. He is there and he is aware of you. I invite everyone to read the scriptures. Why? Because they are true and if you don't believe them or if you don't believe in God, then read the scriptures and look me in the eye and deny it. Previous Letter Next Letter

6ad2c467-b582-4deb-a92f-c470f1da71dd Elder Stetson Ludvigson Back to Missionary Letters Wow the time is running down real quick, also depending on how crazy next week is this might be my last email. Because next week we have new missionaries coming, missionaries going the the Temple in Phillippines, missionaries leaving and transfer, all within a few days. So that will be wild and we are still not sure what the plan is. But this week was as usual, amazing! I dont have too much time right now so I will keep it short and sweet. This week we helped the youth in the Surakarta stake with filming a music video for the church, it was pretty awesome we were able to meet with everyone, and we also were able to go and see the big soccer stadium here in Solo. Also one of the youth forgot his church shoes so I let him borrow mine for most the day while they filmed, and so I just walked around barefoot, which is really normal here haha! This week was also filled with a bunch of member visits, I am trying to visit everyone one more time before I go home. The members here are the absolute best! This week we also helped a lot of the missionaries with their family history for the temple, most of them only have one generation of family history completed. We also were able to visit one of my all time favorite families this week! They just got reactivated in the church and their 15 year old daughter was just baptized, they are the best! Sunday was wild this week, so one of the returned missionaries that used to serve here came back and visited with his wife and he wanted to visit a ton of members. So we helped them out and basically biked around all of our area visiting members both active and inactive. One of the members we visited has been inactive for about 3 years but he made a promise that he and his family will be at church this next sunday, which is one of the greatest feeling ever as a missionary! He also is an artist and has some awesome paintings that he did in his house! Crazy literally only a few more days left! I am going to miss Indonesia and the people here sooo much! It's been really hard coming here but so worth it, and I am really bummed because right when I am getting the language and starting to make awesome relationships with people they ship me home haha, grateful for the time I spent here! Hopefully I will be able to see a lot of you next week!!! crazy I know! Love y'all Sampai Jumpa Previous Letter Next Letter

e284fdea-e096-434d-978c-d56d68ad9e98 Elder Nathan Abbott Back to Missionary Letters Hey everyone! Sorry I was busy today and that I don't have much time to write more but yeah. It was also a pretty boring week. Not much happened. Love you all! Previous Letter Next Letter

6760ebae-2774-4cb4-a389-9ac0157c6dfe Sister Marian Leavitt Back to Missionary Letters My bishop is the coolest person I know!! I APOLOGIZE IN ADVANCE FOR THIS ETERNAL EMAIL! I know i say this every week but this week went by SO FAST! we were so busy! Splitting english ward and persian branch we barely have any time to actually plan in our day. We have been bombarded with lessons which is an amazing problem to have! Teaching the persian people has been the best experience! Their history is SO INTERESTING! our rules are we cant baptize perisans who arent citizens or if they have family back in iran/ Afghanistan because their families will be killed for them coverting to Christianity. Its so sad but those who are baptized have such amazing faith and they all remind me that my trials arent that bad. Most are very scared to be baptized because if they ever go back to their country they will be killed...valid! Our Facebook work has been POPPING OFF with perisan work. We had a FULL english class this week! The lady i worked with is 7 months pregnant and she asked ME to name her baby! I felt so honored hahah! Shes so young and sweet. Shes technically the elders friend but she wants us to come around more often so she can teach us how to cook like a persian... poor elders, we take every woman from them haha! Some highlights from this week! - one of our favorite members sister kerby took us to CHEESECAKE FACTORY!! We definitely do not go hungry in this area! If you know me you know I LOVEEE cheesecake factory so that made my entire week!! At dinner she told us about our bishops job because we were very curious (hes very smart and rich as most government workers are). He used to write speeches for hilary clinton, joe biden, and obama. Then switched jobs but now hes not allowed to say what he does but he has frequent dinners at all those houses! I think its so funny because his wife is very conservative and works for the republican party but they're both so humble and supportive of each other #couplegoalsfr - we got a persian referral for this 80yr old lady who is SO CUTE! we went to her house to visit her and she is HILARIOUS! shes very brutally honest and says things how it is. Explained how she hates the muslim religion and everything they do is wrong..slay girl! She also gave me a gift (persian people either bombard you with food or gifts) and mine was a POMEGRANATE! she gave me this class pomegranate with her beautiful calligraphy persian handwriting! How did she know they were so special to me?? God is GOOD - There was a forcast on saturday night that we'd be getting 2in of snow on sunday so they canceled church... literally the entire state shuts down when the weather app predicts any slight bit of snow! - it has been crazy with traffic for the Inauguration Day today. Lots of our members are going to it which is so crazy that its literally 20 minutes away from me lol. Pray for me today!! -we helped tami move with the RS president sister holland who is a professor at georgetown and she convinced me, I'm now going there! Please start the donations hahah! - i also got a new nickname from navid (recent convert in persian branch and also my bestie) he was lecturing me on how english names have no meaning and i made a joke said marian comes from mary, the mother of Jesus and he makes fun of me all the time for it now ans calles me "sister mother of king" and when people ask why he says that he proceeds to make fun of me for making that up hahah SO SORRY THIS IS SOOOO LONG! but i want to share a few thoughts from my personal study this week! I have been studying a lot about Jesus Christ and why I love him and a scripture that kept coming to my mind was Matthew 11:28-30 Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light. Christ is here to make this life easier! He's already been through your hard times and then some! LET Him give us rest!!! I LOVE YOU ALL https://photos.app.goo.gl/S2KwiGxpSdFowZuA6 Previous Letter Next Letter

1df2eb91-3a2e-4a3f-a36e-553e2411a356 Sister Hanna Haviland Back to Missionary Letters How COVID affected my mission I have loved having the chance to really focused on how my experiences as a missionary have strengthened my testimony of the Restoration. In this time of doubt and question, I have had great peace of mind and have never had much of a doubt that God is using this to build His kingdom here on Earth. I love getting to see families spend more time together and people start to realize what they really need to prioritize just strengthens my testimony that YES! the Lord really can turn anything into an experience for our good. We really do have a living prophet and God, through him, has been preparing us for this time when we can not gather together physically as Saints. But this is a new generation and time to become spiritually strong as we learn together how to have a more home centered and church supported learning system. I have loved being able to still keep the sabbath day holy and hold our own Church Service. As I sat down to write this, I had all of these wonderful moments of revelation flood back to my memory and a sincere appreciation for my mission and the restored Church and Gospel of Jesus Chriest fell over my heart. One of the most important truths that I have come to realize is the importance of the sacrament. My first sunday being home for quarantine, I showed up to our "church service" an hour early to prepare spiritually. It felt wonderful to have a sacrament meeting. It has been two Sundays since I have been able to take the sacrament and oh how I have missed it. but it didn't hit me hard until we started to sing the sacrament hymn and my Dad started to prepare the sacrament. My voice was lost in the tears that streamed down my face and I had an overwhelming portion of the spirit engulf my soul in a wave of love, forgiveness, peace and understanding. The understanding of how important the sacrament, priesthood, living prophets, and the restoration really is. I have had many of these witnesses within the first 14 months of my mission but none of them had ever hit me quite this strong. I am so grateful for the priesthood and the fact that God loves His Children enough that He allows the priesthood into each of our homes. Is is so important to live worthy of this blessing in each of our lives. I know President Russel M. Nelson is a prophet of God. I know the Book of Mormon is true and through it we learn many more restored truths. I know that Jesus Christ is still guiding His people and He will never leave us aimless. This is His plan, and we are a part of it. He is still leading us home. I was blessed to serve in the two places that I needed the most. The Philippines will always be my mission, but the lessons I learned and the people I met while serving in Iowa will forever hold a special place in my heart. Even before I got my reassignment, I knew that my mission was not over. I was so close to the deadline that I really thought that I might not go back, but the spirit testified to me otherwise. He was preparing my heart to serve the Lord’s children in Iowa from the moment I learned we would be leaving the Philippines. I was only there for a short twelve weeks, but the moment I met my new companion I knew that I was where I needed to be. It wasn’t until I went home that I realized WHY I needed to be in Iowa, but God knew the whole time. I was learning line upon line but God was guiding ever step. COVID changed my mission because it changed how I did missionary work. From knocking doors 24/7 to sitting behind one, I learned that no matter the place, no matter the circumstances, The Lords work will go forward boldly, nobly and to all nations. Our missions do not start when we put on a tag and stop when we take it off. Each of us has the responsibility to gather Zion however and whenever we can. The spirit will always whisper to us how we can take part in, what our dear prophet refers to, as the greatest work. There is no greater work especially in these last days. COVID is our Father’s wake up call to us to stand up, get out and go to work. The time is not far distant that our Savior will return to call upon His sheep. So the question we must as ourselves is “am I ready?”. There is no greater way to prepare ourselves that to help others be prepared as well. Through teaching we learn, and by giving we receive. How we react to this challenge will greatly reflect our level of conversion. Have faith. Forsake pride. Repent. Forgiveness freely. Be more careful and less casual in covenant keeping. Follow the prophet. Read the scriptures. And do it all little by little in the strength of the Lord. I testify that these things are the things that will help us to have happier lives and bring us closer to our Father in Heaven. This is our Savior's Church. I testify these things are true in His name, Jesus Christ, Amen. -Sister Haviland Previous Letter Next Letter

62d66833-0c13-4a06-a826-e9396ad7d393 Elder Jacob Nelson Back to Missionary Letters The one where they went to the doctor 4 times🩺⚕️👨⚕️😷 What's up yall!! This week was awesome! So 2 weeks ago we had transfers and I'm still in Rupert. I'm comps with Mr. Dennetts son!!! Ik crazy right. Small world. It's been super fun. We both love fishing so we have been going during our lunch breaks and its awesome! We have done a lot these past couple weeks so let's get right into it! 🤝: We had MLC last week and it was awesome!! We learned that in the next 2 transfers there are around 35 missionaries going home and we are getting 50 more! It's crazy. We are going to be a young mission. So at MLC we discussed how we need to be examples to the other missionaries and be super diligent and obedient. We also had President interviews and President is so awesome. He told me exactly what I needed to hear. 👨⚕️⚕️🩺: Ok I'll explain the Doctor visits. Elder Dennett has been having stomach problems and so we went to the urgent care in poky and they didn't help much and then we went to the real doctor in Burley and they did some tests and we have to go back on Wednesday. And then I had to get a cyst removed and I have to go back on Monday to get staples removed. It's been interesting that's for sure. Word on the street🛣: _____________________________ Kat: Kat is so awesome!! We found her a couple weeks ago but she went camping for a week and shes back and now we are teaching her again. She came to church with her inactive friend and they both loved it!! They said they will definitely be back next week!! Prayers up for Kat! Jackie: Jackie is awesome! She has been coming to church with her reactivating husband and they are awesome! They got out of jail together and they just love learning and they love the gospel!! We are working with a lot more people so prayers up for them too!! ______________________________ Highlights: 🌟Fishing!!!🎣🎣🎣 🌟Golf⛳️ 🌟President interviews🤝 🌟Made homemade chicken fingers🐔 Spiritual thought🌌: I was reading in personal study this week and I read in Alma 26 and I love verses 10-12! "10 And it came to pass that when Ammon had said these words, his brother Aaron rebuked him, saying: Ammon, I fear that thy joy doth carry thee away unto boasting. 11 But Ammon said unto him: I do not boast in my own strength, nor in my own wisdom; but behold, my joy is full, yea, my heart is brim with joy, and I will rejoice in my God. 12 Yea, I know that I am nothing; as to my strength I am weak; therefore I will not boast of myself, but I will boast of my God, for in his strength I can do all things; yea, behold, many mighty miracles we have wrought in this land, for which we will praise his name forever." Ammon saw a lot of success and he was so humble and said it is Gods work and he could only do it with Gods help! I think sometimes in our lives when things are going good we forget to rely on God. God will give us strength in all things as we continue to rely on him!! Thanks for reading!! I love you all!! Have a great week!! Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/JBkr7fgP3Uafyi4E9 Previous Letter Next Letter

0d557936-52b4-42c3-9b4d-0d9e2ba3af52 Sister Dantzel Park Back to Missionary Letters #NinjaTurttlesEnTacna Wow!! Another week comes and goes… this week was so full. I can't believe we are in the last week of January!! But as always I have some fun things to tell so let's go! Bulletpoints ▪︎ Another zone conference <3 I learned so much from President Elliott and all the amazing missionaries here in la misión Perú Arequipa!! ▪︎ I gifted a hair clip to hermana Asley (nuestro misionero del barrio). She loved it and wore it the next day! It made my heart so happy <3 ▪︎ Divis con hermana Bautista de Iquitos la selva! (She is from Iquitos in the jungle). I taught her how to make no bake cookies and it was so good!! ▪︎ In our relief society class or teacher told us she counted the people sleeping in sacrament meeting and there were 15!! Haha ▪︎ We invited two of our friends to be baptised this week :) It's so powerful to see the desire of our friends to follow the example of Jesus Christ. ▪︎ We had a miracle Saturday night. We decided to go try and visit a less active family. And we ran into an inactive member from another ward! She told us that we were her ángeles and that she would go to church instead of work on Sunday. There were tears and hugs but I know that the spirit lead us to her so she could renew her covenants <3 ▪︎ Divis con hermana Olortegui from Bolivia!! She is so cute and has an amazing voice :) I learned the importance of having an open mind to talk to everybody. ▪︎ Asley blessed me by breaking my 50 soles into 5's and 2's <3 This is a true blessing now I can take buses way easier :) ▪︎ Carlos who sings!!! He sang us a beautiful song and then sent us 42 tik tok videos… He is just a little weird and off key… ▪︎ Someone rejected a baptism date because he thought that we didn't believe in God? I was super confused… Spiritual thought Ok analogy time! So I always have my backpack, and water because it is summertime! I realized on Sunday after the sacrament meeting that my water bottle was slightly open… because the bottom of my backpack was all wet! I, like anyone else, immediately took everything out of my bag and drank the rest of my water that was in my bottle. I didn't want it to leak anymore! I pulled out my books and papers that were all slightly wet but not completely ruined. It was all ok because it leaked a little less than half of my water bottle that spilled. It could have been worse! Ok, now the question, how does this apply? Why is Hermana Park obsessed with her water spilling in her bag? It's because it reminded me of how we can feel when we sin. It was my fault my water spilled in my bag because my bottle was not completely straight up. I got a little lazy and I had consequences for it! I wouldn't have noticed that the water was spilling if I wouldn't have taken off my bag looking for something. Just like a small decision I made in the morning, not double checking my water bottle, sometimes we make small simple mistakes. Today I am going to compare it to lying. Maybe you say a little white lie and it slowly keeps leaking. You don't even notice because it is something so small! You could go days or even weeks without feeling an impact of what you said. Until you take off your bag to check something and find it all wet! Something that seemed so small weeks ago has made a bigger impact than you realized! The things in your bag are all wet and not the same as they were before. Papers are easily torn and writing is impossible to read because it has been washed away. Something small that we say can have big consequences!! But you can take out your bottle and drink ALL the water. Take responsibility for something you did before and make it right. That doesn't mean your bag will dry instantly; you will have to wait for a bit so things can dry out. But, if you leave things as they are it will only get worse. I invite you to look at the small things in your life! And to be more responsible than I was and put your water bottle in your bag right the first time. And if it was out of order the day before, fix it now so you won't have worse consequences! I love you guys. I hope you have a great week :) <3 Hermana Park Previous Letter Next Letter

febe9949-772e-4d11-b3e0-509d645bdbb7 Sister Savannah Price Back to Missionary Letters my last mass Hey everyone! This is gonna be short, but I will go home next week! I am very excited to see everyone again! I can't wait to tell you all all about it next week! Previous Letter Next Letter

7f5c933b-5487-4061-8ce9-39e5efee59df Elder Isaac Iverson Back to Missionary Letters Final Stretch It's been a while since I've updated all my folks, so here's what I got. I'm still in Culebra Creek/Wildhorse. I've had a load of responsibility thrown on me as of late, which is great because I prefer to be busy. Right now I'm zone leader of west zone and training a new missionary. My mission president is also having me pilot tracting in this mission before we open it up to the whole mission, which has been great! Since I've done it before, it has been super fun to go back. We've found a few people, but tracting never was or will be the most effective way to find people to teach. We have a A LOT of miracles as of late (all credit to the Lord🤍)! Thanks to our members and faithful friends we are teaching, we were able to have 7 nonmembers at church last week! It was crazy and because of overlapping meetings we had to leave some of our friends in the hands of our members. It was awesome!! Nobody committed to baptism yet, but we are getting really close with more than a few! 🙏 I don't know if I'll send out another one of these updates before I go home because I'm a terrible emailer. I hit my 22 months on Sunday and I go home at the end of September. I love y'all, but I'm not ready to go home. This mission has meant everything to me! I love serving the Lord with all of my heart, so I do my best to give my all to Him. I have such a firm testimony that Christ has a church on the earth today and that is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints! The Lord has been so wonderful to me, and I hope to turn that around and help others! Previous Letter Next Letter

1d87602b-d95a-4a6d-98b2-027044fc40f8 Sister Savannah Browning Back to Missionary Letters 4 months people!! 🌸Hey everybody🌸 So tomorrow is my 4 month mark as a missionary. Pretty crazy! I love how when you’ve been out for 4 months, everyone’s like “Oh, so you’re still pretty new.” It’s honestly true, and I don’t feel like I’ve been a missionary for that long, but also, like I’ve been here for 4 months of my life. That’s like more than a semester of college. It’s more than summer break. It’s a while! This week has been something, I tell you what I hit speedbumps and hills, but I’m still climbing the mountain! One of our recent converts is a mountain climber from Colorado and he told us a story a few weeks ago about how he was going to climb a mountain with his brother, but they got to the start of the trail, looked at the huge mountain, and wanted to turn back. But then he thought about how it would feel to be at the top and take a picture of where they had been standing at the bottom, seeing it from the peak. So they climbed and took the picture and found that it was worth it. That really inspired me and even though I’m not too far up the mountain, I can already look back a little and see that I’ve come a long way. It helps to congratulate myself on how far I’ve come. Our people who had been progressing have all but stopped progressing. Hopefully it’s just that it froze again this week, but we’re down to less than 10. And nobody is keeping appointments! So we’re going to have to find some more people this week or something. Idk, but we’ll keep trying. Also, how hard is it to get a haircut and color when I’m not living with my mom who will do it for free? The answer is very hard. I looked on google maps for a salon for like 3 minutes and I got worn out. So I’m going to push that one off to next week haha But really, I’m okay. We had a cool lesson with a girl on saturday who is an exchange student with a member couple in our ward. She has been going to church with them for a while and she had some questions for us. We talked about how to get answers through scripture study, pondering, and prayer. She shared a little bit of her testimony with us of how going to church has given her hope and she wants her friends back at home to be able to feel the same thing. It was so sweet and the Spirit was so strong. Also, the tender mercies of the Lord have been upon us. On Tuesday, we – I should say on every Tuesday – we have dinner with a couple sweet old sisters in our ward and they try their best with the food. But sometimes things are expired and that's okay. Haha but this tuesday, we were hoping for a good meal and on the way there, Sister Norton said she was hoping for tacos, because that’s hard to mess up. We got there, and lo and behold, tacos! And they tasted great! Another cool little miracle was that when we went to the gym a couple weeks ago, we saw a couple there and then on Sunday, they were at church! So we are going to be trying to connect with them and see what's going on. But we talked to them at church and they’re really nice:) This last week, our mission had some visitors. Some missionaries who were flying to their missions in Arkansas got stuck in DFW because of the ice and their flights ended up getting canceled, so they got to stay with our APs. The APs live with some tech missionaries that we talk to because of our assignment, so we got to meet a few of the Arkansas missionaries over zoom and that was fun. They said they got to have a 9 person companion study with four of our missionaries and 5 Arkansas missionaries and it sounds like they were having fun. Thankfully, they all got on their flights and they’re safely in their mission:) I’m still figuring out how to be a missionary, but it’s getting better. I love you all and I appreciate your prayers. Write me back if you want! It’s nice to hear from you any day of the week. Love you! Sister Browning Previous Letter Next Letter

1e63bd91-c5d1-4df8-9668-699259c7cdd0 Elder Drake Wakefield Back to Missionary Letters BYE-BYE I n wanting to strengthen my testimony of the doctorine I am learning and teaching, I felt like I need to study the New Testament. I often think what would my beliefs be like without the Book of Mormon. Honestly I don't know if I would have a testimony of Jesus Christ. Now let's flip that around, what would it be like if we didn't have the Bible? Our knowledge would be limited to visions and his account of visiting the Nephites. This is great, but we would miss out on so much without the Bible, especially the accounts and happenings of his final week of mortality. And to become like Jesus I first need to learn about him, so the Bible I shall read. Something cool I'm also excited to do while reading is cross reference verses from the Bible and the Book of Mormon. It has been my experience when the Bible and Book of Mormon are use in unison the spirit is strongly present. So I'm excited, little two for one action while studying😁 Cool miracles are always present each week, a cool one this week was earlier we felt like we needed to text the people who had previously met with the missionaries but had stopped learning. One of those people came to church and we plan on meeting w him again🙏(buat semua missionaries, jangkau kepada semua titik abu²nya) Twas a great week, hope all yall are doing great🫶-Elder Wakefield Elder Sayson went home🥲excited for him but definitely will be missed. He's been w me since my second transfer. Previous Letter Next Letter

a82b8bd8-fd5d-4ac1-a9e4-3dbec760fb0d Elder Andrew Maxfield Back to Missionary Letters Tennessee Has My Heart🧡 https://photos.app.goo.gl/6eFoMLcxApcTof8c7 Look at all these photos I've gotten over 2 years!! Well hello everybody. This is a day if mixed emotions for me. I have loved emailing everybody every week to share my experiences. It's been hard sometimes when I didn't feel like I had anything to share. And it's been really amazing to see what support I had when seeking miracles. I love being a missionary. I love being set apart from the world to do this great thing. But I know it's time for me to step into the world and help others as a member of the Church. I hope I can look back in another year from now and see that I've only grown in the gospel, and that I have made steady progress along the strait and narrow path. I have had a great last week. The highlight of the week was departing interviews with President and Sister Barlow. They both sat me down and spoke with me about my plans for when I get home and the things I'm nervous and anxious about. What they said about my mission was something I can't forget. They told me that I was finishing my mission exactly how they wanted me to, and that I had given all that I had. It's sometimes hard to hear answers from the Lord, so He sends His messengers to tell His children the answers they seek. That is what I desired to know. Was what I gave to the Lord good enough? And the answer is yes. As the scriptures say, "It is good". I kep having fun this week with Elder Collins and the district! I didn't do anything super fun for the 4th of July like last year! But it was still lots of fun because everybody else celebrated it! I said my goodbyes to the Kynastons. They've made an impact on my life in many ways. They've by far taken the most care of me while I've been here. I will be forever in their debt for their love for me. But I do hope I've been able to help them as they try to overcome their struggles. Lastly, I said goodbyes at church. It's been nice to say goodbyes knowing I will be leaving, there isn't any confusion as to whether I'm leaving or not😅 I love the Newport Branch! It won't be the Newport Branch for long, they'll be redrawing the boundaries soon to make it a ward, so I'm glad I got the privilege of being there to see it as the wonderful Branch it is. I spent 1/4 of my mission here, which is a darn long time to stay in one place. So I wish everybody here the best🫶🏻 I want to bear my testimony as I have the last couple weeks. First, I bore testimony of Jesus Christ, and then last week I bore testimony of Joseph Smith. This week, I stand as a solid sure witness of the true nature, firm foundation, and utter magnificence of the Book of Mormon. It is a sure witness that Jesus is the Christ, the living Son of the Living God. The Book of Mormon is the most correct book of any on earth, and stands as a companion to the Holy Bible. Ancient peoples here in the Americas did in fact keep a record of their dealings with God, and His love for them. If we learn even 1 truth from the Book of Mormon, there would be a point to all that they lived through. Please, read the Book. Pray to Know the truthfulness of what the pages contain. You will find your life changing for the better. I promise you this, as a messenger of God, in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen. Elder Maxfield🟧⬜️🟧⬜️ TKM 2023-2025 For all who are on my email and might be curious to know, I fly home the 9th of July and my homecoming talk will be the 13th of July! My email address then will be amaxfield1112@gmail.com if there's anyone who would like to stay in touch! I'll be able to email starting the 10th probably😁 I love you all🫶🏻 Previous Letter Next Letter