What do u have to do befor going on a LDS mission?
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You have to have interviews with your bishop or branch president. During those interviews, he will tell you what things you need to work on before you go. Some things might be money, health issues, moral issues... etc.
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all you would have to do would be to call the Church Office Building In Salt Lake City.  They have everything there!!!!  Just talk to your bishop and they will have all the numbers you need.  Your stake clerk might know as well.
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Faith.\n\nAll you have to do is receive what is being freely given.
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Go to church before the game and pray.  That's what I would do.  And maybe either fast the day b4 or the day after.  That's what I would do.
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Supposedly because the temples and rituals involved are too "sacred" for just anyone. Here are some of the requirements for a temple recommend which is needed in order to visit a temple. Perfect attendance at church, regularly pay tithing, abstain from smoking, alcohol and caffeine and surrender your will and your life to the church. It also helps to be a good liar and fake because I knew several "good" Mormons who smoked and drank but hid it from the Bishop so they could carry on with their charade of being devout and faithful.
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Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.\n\nLearn it, live it.\n\nMatthew 7 :12
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You are welcome to attend services at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (also known as the Mormon church).  In fact, our church has a website to help you find a meeting near you: www.mormon.org.\n\nTypically, church services are three hours long, and are made up of three meetings.  The main meeting is called Sacrament Meeting.  This is the meeting where we take bread and water in remembrance of Jesus Christ, as well as listen to sermons.  The other meetings are comparable to Sunday School classes in other churches.\n\nOne sacrament meeting a month is called "Fast and Testimony Meeting".  This is usually on the first Sunday of the month.  During this meeting, no pre-planned sermon is given.  Instead, people in attendance are allowed the opportunity to bear testimony about the principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ.  \n\nDuring the other sacrament meetings each month, the leader of the congregation (we call him a "bishop") or his counselors typically ask members of the congregation to give short sermons on different topics.  Typically the members of the church will base their talks on scriptures and personal experiences.  Examples of such topics are faith, repentance, baptism, how to love your neighbor, and so forth, although the topic can be basically anything assigned by the bishop or his representative.  Occasionally the topic is left up to the member who is preparing the talk as well.  \n\nSacrament meetings also involve singing of hymns and often musical performances by members of the congregation as well.  The meeting typically lasts about an hour and ten minutes.\n\nI hope you do take the opportunity to attend services at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints!
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Fix the typos. \n\nFix the grammar.\n\nIdentify the baby in the picture.\n\nAdd more to it.\n\nSpecial effects are available.\n\nExplain exactly what it is you do for your "church" and what the church's mission is.
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Perhaps that is a question better answered by your bishop or pastor.  They might know of some programs that can help pay for your mission.  I know my church has a program for people who can't afford missions.  Good Luck and congratulations on the mission!
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Turn away from sins. \nAccept Jesus Christ as your Savior. \nThat will make you a Christian and inherit God's promises of everlasting life and a life full of love and blessings. \nLove others as you love yourself. \nLive in active faith in God.\nPray constantly and make the Bible as your source of truth. \n\nGOD is Good all the time!
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"Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything.  Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done.  If you do this, you will experience God's peace, which is far more wonderful than the human mind can understand.  His peace will guard your hearts and minds as you live in Christ Jesus."\n\nPhilippians 4:6-7
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Get into bible study. Learn as much as you can about the bible. You will need to know what you are talking about before preaching it. Attend church services as often as you can. Learn from the preachers and other leaders. Take your time and let God lead you. Pray about it.
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Trust in the Lord Jesus to lead you. \nA good start is pray.\nAnd how would you like to be welcome if you was being welcome to that church.
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Send a card, bring flowers, ask them if you can do anything for them like run errands. And if they a religious person show them Revelations 21:4.
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basically god always wants you to try helping yourself first as best as you can then pray to him. after that? patientce and have faith ;)
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visit various churches you are welcome in all houses of the Lord if any one turns you away you know that is not the place to be, but if you feel the atmosphere, get the message, and feel the spirit that is where you need to be. After service the pastor will offer everyone an opportunity to come to the alter just walk up and join. at the new member meetings you will get to know more people, new people and I am sure you will grow to love your new church home. Oh yeah, ask God to help you on your way.
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You have only faith.\nBack up your faith with research and common sense.\nI do not believe in the Mormon religion.\nRead their Bible if you want to be convinced.\nIt's nonsense.