Dan's Mission Life

Shortly after I graduated from high school, I decided to go on a mission for the LDS church. After filling out the extensive paperwork and three very long weeks of waiting I received the "white envelope". I then proceeded to read that I would be spending the next two years of my life in the glorious C.L.A.M. (California Los Angeles Mission).

Sister Christensen, ME, President Christensen

Being only a few short hours away from home was tough at first but then I started to really enjoy my time in southern California. I had many great experiences in the L.A. mission.
Having upwards of 8 million people to teach there were lots of teaching opportunities. The diversity is probably one of the best qualities of the mission. I spent my time with extremely wealthy people as well as extremely poor people and I loved every minute of it.

I was also able to have the privilege of meeting my eternal companion. Aranne and I attended the same ward building for a short time. I knew the missionaries that had baptized her and we were able to go from there. We exchanged addresses and started to talk after I got home.

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