Wow congrats I'm a Christian ✝️ and I've always loved how people do this for our world so people can learn about Jesus but anyways congrats btw cite clothes
WE FOLLOW THE SAME RELIGION. Three of the missionaries at my ward we got really close to and one of them got transferred and our favorite one is being transferred back to Buffalo Swahili and it’s very sad we were crying yesterday when we found out.
Jordan, how come you need to speak Spanish in this missionary if you're only going up to Iowa, another part of the USA instead of anywhere like Spain or the South American countries or Mexico? I'm British so that is something I don't get about things like that in The States
I can answer that. So in the states (and other places) it’s especially diverse in terms of people from other countries in our church. Some states have enough members attending whose first language is something other than English. We have things called wards and branch’s that have meetings together on sunday. So for example where I live, we have a Spanish branch and a Marshallese ward and both have their own sets of missionaries that learned those languages, even though they’re in the states. Hope this makes sense and helped answer your question. :)
hi jordan! I have not watched you in a while and i forgot how fun your videos were! I think its so cool your going on a missonary! I just learned about it because of u, i thnk its so cool missonarys! Would you recomned any special special advice for someone going on a missonary? and are you nervous you wont see your family for a while because your leaveing?
Kinda. As missionaries we are called to a specific place (you do get transferred occasionally but you are in one area for at least a few months usually) whether it’s in the states or another country. We share the gospel, but also just serve in communities.
