Mormon Missionaries Teach
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What Will the Mormon Missionaries Teach Me?
When the Mormon Missionaries come into your home, they will want to teach you about their beliefs and invite you to learn more about the Gospel of Jesus Christ. They will eventually invite you attend Mormon Church services with them and be baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We invite you to listen to the missionaries as they teach their lessons about God, Jesus Christ, prophets, and the plan of salvation.
This website is a resource to help you find answers to questions, review topics the missionaries have addressed, or simply to learn more about what Mormons believe. There are a lot people who have distorted or misrepresented the true teachings of the Mormon Church. We hope to present here the basics truths and beliefs of what Mormons believe. We encourage you, however, to use this as a resource and supplement to your studies and to ask questions of the missionaries. Ask as much as you can, since they know you and can understand your needs better.
- The Godhead, God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost
- The Plan of Salvation
- Prophets, ancient and modern
- The Scriptures, the word of God for men
- Faith
- Repentance
- Prayer and Fasting
- Health and Morality
- Families (forever)
- Temples and Temple Work
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The Mormon Church sends it missionaries out to teach and proselyte to all people. Their aim is to teach people about the restored gospel of Jesus Christ and baptize them members of the Church. They also want to help make your transition to Mormonism as smooth as possible. To do this they will accompany you as you go to church for the first time and help you prepare for baptism. You can learn more about transitioning to Mormonism at Becoming a Mormon
If you have questions or concerns, ask the missionaries or an active, faithful member of the Mormon Church for more information. You can also see the Mormon Church’s website or see Answering your concerns, which talks about some of the misunderstandings commonly held about Mormons.
