Missionaries Stories

hello readers !! this is a mormon love story, or maybe it's more of a love story that has elements of mormonism. i myself am not a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, but i do have a deep fascination with the religion, it's people, and the culture. i will do my very best to respect the culture and the church, as i would want someone to do for my own religion. if there ever comes a point in my writing in which maybe there's something missing or i used a slang word wrong, please feel free to give me tips/suggestion on how to make the story more enjoyable for an LDS member. i hope that my story if a fun and entertaining read.

MISSIONARIES TRIP TO ISRAEL ENDS IN DISASTER

Lily Webber is and ordinary 12 year old girl...Until she meets Hannah, a Christian girl who was looking for friends found Lily and taught her the Christian ways, Lily becomes a Christian and together the two girls grow up and go to college to learn to be missionaries. Hannah gets a disease, will she live through it with the help of the lord? Or will she die?

This story has short chapters. I promise its worth reading. I make everything up as I go so please do not judge the grammar of the way I shorten things because this is not a college essay its just for fun. Thanks for reading I hope you enjoy <3

A MISSIONARY TRIP TO ISRAEL GOES HORRIBLY WRONG

Four Christian friends are going on a mission trip to China. But when their plans are suddenly ruined, the girls must work together in order to survive and save themselves and their friends.

This story is about girls who fall in love with missionaries who always end up having to leave. Read on and notice their struggles of life, love and faith.

Two members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints are in love. However, one of them chooses to serve the Lord by going on a two-year mission to an exotic country far, far away. What will our princess do when she's left at home?

'... she must be a possessed woman' some of them would say Boma was less concerned about how the village saw her all she wanted was to change their Barbaric customs and ways of doing things ' I got a letter from the foreigner' She said as she brought out a neatly folded paper; they all gathered to see the letter 'You must be really close to the foreigner' one of them said in admiration which was followed by a hushed silence...

Sometimes love isn't what you get from each other. *UPDATE: This story is under MAJOR reconstruction. There will be updates when I can write. I am only publishing it instead of drafts to get feedback*

To fall in love with God is the greatest romance; to seek him the greatest adventure; to find him, the greatest human achievement. St. Augustine. After their best friends were killed in a car accident, Joshua and Marcie Benton adopted their nine year old son Eric. They already had three children of their own, Daniel, age thirteen; Jacob, eleven; and Julia age five. Eric knew his new syblings as friends but adjusting to living in a new place, a new school and new surroundings wasn't easy for Eric. He missed his parents and his grandparents. Julia had loved Eric since she was baby. She had always looked forward to his visites. Eric lived in Memphis and she was growing up outside of Knoxville, Tennessee. When she learned Eric would be living with him, she was ecsttatic. She always dreamed of marrying his someday and he shard her dreams. When he decided to become a missiounary, Julia's heart broke. She didn't want to leave her comforts at home or give up her career as and RN for a jungle in Indoneisia. God always seems to have plans in our lives we might not always be willing to follow. Could there still be hope for a future togehter for Eric and Julia. The sroty begins in the fall. Eric is thirty and Julia is twenty-five. After the first chapter we will look back on their lives and the journey leading us back to the first chapter and...

The missionary is a safe haven for any soul in this world, especially for a convict who wants to evade the cops. When he first arrived in this Loyal Society of Overconfident Fools that calls itself a damn missionary, Brian Ailer wanted nothing more than to keep his head down for a few months. No more and no less. Definitely no attachment to anyone who lived inside that stupid building. But every moral ethic in this bloody universe has an exception. Children. So when an autistic kid named Xavier grows fond of Brian, he finds himself reciprocating the innocent affection time and time again, breaking his own rules that he had spent his entire life abiding. When the time comes for him to go, will he be able to renounce the only person who felt safe with him? Or will he act on the kindness he never thought he would have?

Christianity is accused of being a threat to India. Is this accusation genuine? Is Christianity a threat to India? Here...

White collared shirt, dark suit, boring colored tie, and a black plaque with my last name. This was going to be the best experience of my life. I was headed to Paris France on my LDS mission. Missionaries seem odd to people that are not members of the LDS church, they seem perfect to members, but in reality, they are still young men and women trying to do their best.

Bible class project. :)

The Long March Home is a saga of three generations of the women in China and North America spanning from the 1920s to 1980s. The novel explores the growth of Yezi, a young girl of a mixed parentage during the Cultural Revolution. When her mother is accused of being an American spy suspect and incarcerated and confined as a labeled rightist, Yao, the family illiterate maid, shields Yezi and her brother from poverty and political discrimination. After joining her grandmother in Boston, Yezi starts her new life and learns about her family history. The novel also portrays the encounters of Yezi’s America-born mother, Mayflora, in China during her search for her birth father. Besides, the novel reveals the missionary experience and love story of Yezi’s Canadian grandmother, Agnes, with the West China Mission and her life in America. After the long journey these three generations reach their home.

Joshua Nun starts his first year in college with hopes of adventure, education and finding a girlfriend. Much to his surprise he meets not one but three ladies, all who want to help him find God. Joshua, with help from his friends, manages to travel down an often-hilarious road to where he comes face to face with his Lord.

Many years has passed since the great war. For three hundred years, peace reigned, until a strange darkness arose-the daughters of sorrow. All around, these demons ruled through reincarnation, taking captive land and people. And to defeat it, a broken world must unite not just in flesh and blood, but in spirit and truth. Kintra has found a way to unite the people in flesh and blood, but to unite them in spirit, she must find the power called, Lightbearer, the same power which aided her grandmother in the great battle.

The daughter of an army chaplain goes to a dangerous county to spread the love of Jesus. Little does she know that she'll meet a brave, handsome, and Christian soldier who will have her smitten at first sight by his interaction with the local children! Are the ex army chaplain's sweet, blue eyed daughter and God fearing, emotional Warrior meant to be together forever? Or, Could it only be meant to last a little while to fulfill God's plan? I write this book not only for fun and entertainment but to help others gain an appreciation for our military, see what some Christian missionaries go through and be a witness for God! I hope you enjoy!