How Do You Prepare To Serve A Mission For The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints?
Missionary work is a large component of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Not only does the Church rely on missionaries to teach other non-members about their religion, they depend on them as well as other church members to help strengthen though who may be less active. According to Mormon.org, an informational site hosted by the Church, here are more than 50,000 volunteer missionaries throughout the world. Male members may begin serving church members from 19 years of age, while female members may begin at 21 years of age. Missions are voluntarily (without pay) and are generally served for 18 months for women and two years for men. Here are some steps to follow if you would like to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Spiritually prepare for your mission to make sure you are ready for one by attending a Missionary Preparation Course provided by the church, and by reading your scriptures and praying to make sure this is the right decision
