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Russian Missionaries!
Posted On: 07/10/2008 22:45:04

http://newsnet.byu.edu/story.cfm/68997


I can hardly even believe this! Let's back up, and I'll summarize in case you don't feel like reading that. The Church has decided to stop sending North American missionaries to Russia for missions, instead only native Russians will be called there. For those of you have don't know, my boyfriend a certain Elder Ryan is on his mission in Russia right now! He only just got there about three weeks ago.

This is very interesting to me, and probably him, especially because in his grandmother's patriarchal blessing it talked about her descendant serving a mission in Russia. Sometimes I'm amazed at the little things. He is called and his group was probably the last one to actually go to Russia -- a lot of the missionaries recently called to the Russian missions have been quickly transferred to other places, such as Texas. 

I am so glad he got to go, though. And of course all the other young men and women who went at the same time. What an experience! Of course, I'm still waiting for a Russian letter, but it will come eventually.


I have another blog now, in case anyone feels like reading it on occasion: http://parvalexi.blogspot.com

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From: susieSA
07/11/2008 03:42:25

The same thing is happening in other missions around the world....


Zimbabwe for example does not allow those who are not Zimbabwean to enter the country as missionaries anymore.... But the Zimbabwe mission is quite a large one so there are other areas for those to serve....


I know that sister missionaries were removed from certain missions or areas in South Africa as well



From: jpauga
07/10/2008 23:00:32

When did this happen?  A friend of mine just got there last Monday.




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