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Elder Steven C. Palacio has successfully completed his two-year mission and was honorably released by Stake President Ja...
27/08/2026

Elder Steven C. Palacio has successfully completed his two-year mission and was honorably released by Stake President Jaime Abainza on August 21, 2026.

Your example of love, sacrifice, and unwavering testimony has touched many lives and brought souls closer to Christ.

Thank you for serving the Lord with all your heart, might, mind, and strength. The mission may be over, but the work of the Lord continues—and so will your light.

Well done, thou good and faithful servant.


"HEAVENLY FATHER HERE I A'M SEND ME" And now He send me in his vineyard, with willing heart and willing mind . I'm so m...
23/08/2026

"HEAVENLY FATHER HERE I A'M SEND ME"

And now He send me in his vineyard, with willing heart and willing mind . I'm so much greatful for this wonderful privilege to teach and nurture his children.

Dear Sister Arena:

You are hereby called to serve as a missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

You have been recommended as one worthy to represent the Lord as a minister of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. You will be an official representative of the Church. As such, you will be expected to honor the covenants you have made with Heavenly Father, keep the commandments, maintain the highest standards of conduct, and follow the righteous counsel of your mission president. As you devote your time and attention to serving the Lord, leaving behind all other personal affairs, you will be blessed with Increased knowledge and testimony of Jesus Christ and His restored gospel.

Your purpose will be to invite others to come unto Christ by helping them receive the restored gospel through faith in Jesus Christ and His Atonement, repentance, baptism, receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost, and enduring to the end. As you serve with all your heart, might, mind, and strength, the Lord will lead you to those who will hear His message. They, too, can then have the opportunity to receive sacred ordinances and make covenants with Heavenly Father.

You are assigned to labor in the Philippines Cebu Mission and will prepare to preach the gospel in the Cebuano language. You are called to serve for a period of 18 months and will begin your missionary training on Friday, December 11, 2026, after being set apart by your stake president. Please see the Missionary Portal for additional information on your training experience.

Our Heavenly Father will reward you for the goodness of your life. Greater blessings and more joy than you have yet experienced await you as you humbly and prayerfully serve the Lord in this labor of love among His children. We place our confidence in you and pray that the Lord will help you become an effective missionary



17/08/2026

The Carlson's

"These are days never to be forgotten."One of my biggest fears when I was still at the MTC was that I would feel regret ...
20/07/2026

"These are days never to be forgotten."

One of my biggest fears when I was still at the MTC was that I would feel regret on the day of my release.

But upon reflecting on the experiences I had and the effort that I gave to the work throughout these past 26 months, I can proudly say that I no longer have any regrets. Though I wasn't a perfect missionary, I am fully assured that the Lord has accepted the sacrifices I offered during the time He called me to serve as a full-time missionary.

I love every single moment of the p

ast two years of my life—every shared laugh, every smile, every tear, every heartbreak, every disappointment, every faith-building experience, and every quiet moment when the Lord testified to me that He loves me. I have loved every single bit of it.

One of the greatest blessings I have received from my mission is the testimony of my Savior's great love for me. I have come to know that my Savior, Jesus Christ, loves me. I know that He remembered me personally—by name—when He was in the Garden of Gethsemane performing the great and infinite Atonement, and even at the time when He carried that cross and was crucified. I know that He did all of this so that I could find peace and comfort through Him during the darkest moments of my life.

I am grateful for what my Savior has done for me. I am grateful for our loving Father in Heaven and His great plan of happiness, which He prepared from the beginning of time. I am grateful for every single person I have met.

I will forever cherish the memories I made and the lessons I learned while being part of this great work. Truly, there is no greater joy than being in the service of the Lord.

- Elder Capulac
Taguig 1st Ward

Manchester England MissionNovember 19,2026
13/07/2026

Manchester England Mission

November 19,2026


After her baptism, Sister Padua found greater purpose and joy through the gospel of Jesus Christ. Today, as a missionary...
09/07/2026

After her baptism, Sister Padua found greater purpose and joy through the gospel of Jesus Christ. Today, as a missionary serving in the Philippines Davao Mission, she witnesses the Savior's love changing lives, including her own.

Read her inspiring testimony through the link in the comment section.


"To my younger self, you always dreamed of serving a mission. Today, that dream has become a reality.I am a blessed memb...
14/06/2026

"To my younger self, you always dreamed of serving a mission. Today, that dream has become a reality.

I am a blessed member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We believe that Jesus Christ is the Savior of the world and that through Him, all people can find hope, healing, and salvation.

If you see men in white polo shirts and women in skirts or dresses, both wearing name tags, they are missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ever since I was a little child, I have admired the missionaries assigned to my ward. Their faith, resilience, and dedication to sharing the gospel inspired me to become like them one day.

Last year, I found myself pondering whether I should serve a mission. Serving would mean devoting my time and heart completely to the Lord and leaving behind many things I deeply cherish (my family, my dream university, and the friends I have met throughout my life's journey). The decision was not easy.

But, as I remembered my FSY days, I felt the Savior's love in a way I had never experienced before. As I learned to trust in the Lord and strive to remain a faithful disciple of Jesus Christ, I came to understand that His plans for me are far greater than my own. What once felt like a sacrifice gradually became an opportunity, which is the sacred privilege to serve Him and His children.

I share my testimony that I know the Church is true. I know that Jesus Christ lives and that He is our Savior and Redeemer. Throughout my life, especially in moments of uncertainty, I have felt His love, guidance, and strength. I know that Heavenly Father hears our prayers and answers them in His own time and way. I know that the Book of Mormon is true and that it has brought me closer to Jesus Christ. Looking back, I can clearly see the Lord's hand guiding me to this moment.

As I prepare to serve a mission, I do so with faith, gratitude, and trust in the Lord, knowing that His plans are greater than my own.

And now, the journey begins.

Dear Sister Casio:

You are hereby called to serve as a missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

You are assigned to labor in the Philippines Naga Mission and will prepare to preach the gospel in the Tagalog language. You are called to serve for a period of 18 months and will begin your missionary training on Friday, September 25, 2026, after being set apart by your stake president. "

-Sister Casio 💜
Philippines Naga Mission 🇵🇭
September 2026 - April 2028

“COVID brought us home to Tucson, where we met working at Walmart. We dated briefly, but when school reopened and our fa...
14/06/2026

“COVID brought us home to Tucson, where we met working at Walmart. We dated briefly, but when school reopened and our faith paths didn’t line up, we decided to go our separate ways.

“But we never stopped talking. Even while living in different states, we stayed in touch. Eventually I moved to California, and we picked things back up.

“I told McLain I would explore his church, but I needed to do it alone. If I was going to find faith, it had to be between me and God and not me trying to follow someone else’s.

“So I met with missionaries for over a year. I asked questions. I prayed. I prayed again. And when I chose baptism, I didn’t even invite him. Not because he didn’t matter, but because it needed to be my choice, not ours.

“McLain supported that completely. That meant everything.

“Since then, it hasn’t all been easy, navigating big decisions with family and learning a whole new culture of faith but we’ve seen God in every step.

“We were sealed in the temple this year, and my parents were supportive and showed up with so much love. That meant the world.

“I may not have found the Church without McLain, but I didn’t join it for him. I joined because God led me here. Our story is proof that conversion is personal, timing is sacred, and God writes better endings than we ever could.” —Elyse


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