Dear Bro. & Sis.
Anderson,
In just a few short months, Elder Miles
Anderson will be completing his service in the Taiwan Taichung
Mission and returning home. Presently, Elder Anderson is
scheduled to depart from Taiwan on 16 Aug 2017. You will be advised of his
precise travel itinerary and arrival time as soon as this information becomes
available. During his term as a missionary, he has had numerous
experiences that he will undoubtedly be excited to share with
you. His mission has been a time of growth and development. We trust
that it has been a positive experience for you and your family as well. In
anticipation of your son's return, we would like to ask your assistance
with the following two items:
First: Further education is very important for your
missionary. Most universities require that students submit entrance
applications many months prior to the start of school; therefore, please make
plans now to determine university entrance application deadlines and ensure you
apply for your missionary to attend a university after his mission
(if desired). The most effective application method is for you to apply on
your missionary’s behalf so he will not be burdened with
paperwork while still serving his mission.
Second: The last few months of a mission are the most
productive time for missionaries. They have the maturity, language ability and
teaching skills to be most effective in doing missionary work. However,
sometimes missionaries can become distracted and lose focus as they contemplate
returning home. Accordingly, I would like to suggest that your correspondence
during the last few months of Elder Anderson's mission center
on making the most of his remaining time as a missionary rather than
on homecoming plans. Please address only the necessary issues of his return,
then focus on encouraging him to finish strong in
his missionary work. These last few months are very valuable and we thank
you for your assistance in helping your missionary leave his vineyard
of service without regret.
As a reminder, the church does not encourage parents
to pick up their respective missionary.
We are aware of the feelings of anticipation and
excitement that parents have for returning missionaries. You can be proud of
your son's accomplishments in the mission field. He has blessed the
lives of many people here in Taiwan. Thank you for helping to make these last
few months of his mission a productive, rewarding experience.
Sincerely,
President
Michael John U. Teh
Taiwan Taichung Mission
Taiwan Taichung Mission
Atten: Please let us know the closest major
airport for your missionary to arrive
No comments:
Post a Comment