| I have just been called this past Friday (May 21st) to serve in the Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Mission!!! I too report to the MTC on June 30th. I would greatly appreciate any advice or suggestions. Thanks! |
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| I just got my call to the Mongolia Ulaanbattar mission last friday. I also enter the MTC on the 30 of June I am so excited. Does anyone know if we are in the MTC for three months or two. Write back and let me know please. Thanks |
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| Well, I just got my call last Saturday, the 15th. I didn't get much information as far as the specifics, and I was wondering if you other guys got information from our Mission Prisident. Either way, I'm excited to serve, and I enter the MTC June 30th as well. See you soon |
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| I just got my mission call to serve in the Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar Mission, and I am really excited. My family and I have been doing a ton of research and found this site. I noticed that there are several others who are going in on June 30th, awesome! See you there. If anyone has any advice that would be great. Thanks! |
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Dear Solongo or someone that knows her,
I am a Mongolian elder who is serving in the kentucky Louisville mission and i came in contact with a member that is searching to see where you are! She really wants to get a hold of you and talk to you she left her address for you but you can right me back becuase I am serving in Nicholasville right now please write her or contact me Solongo her address is
Linda and Roger Thacker
11860 Troy Pike
Versailles Kentucky
40383 USA
We Love you |
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| I received my call today to the Mongolia Ulaanbaatar mission...any tips? (after checking the weather, I decided that I am going to freeze...I live in FLorida!!!) |
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| Elder Ryan Blaser of Boise Idaho received his call to the Mongolia Ulaanbaatar mission yesterday!!! He reports to the MTC on June 30, 2004. Any tips would be appreciated! |
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| I have just received my call to serve in the Ulaanbaatar Mongolia Mission. I am looking for suggestions for my preparation in serving. I report on June 30th and only have 7 short weeks to get everything together. Thanks! |
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| I wanted to post a message to any parents who have a missionary currently serving in Mongolia, or one that is newly called. I have an email support group set up just for parents of missionaries serving in Mongolia. If you'd like to join, please email me at: Betty@ourldsfamily.com or go to http://www.ldsmissionarymoms.com and join with us. As a family we wrote to several Mongolian missionaries serving all over the U.S. One returned home, and then came back to the U.S. and lived with us for a few months. Anyone know Otgonbayar? Otgoo? She now lives in Provo. I recognize some of the names you've all mentioned. :-) |
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Hi I'm lloking for Khishigjargal; she just finished her mission in New York New York South Mission (10 March 2004) and now she's home.
If anybody knows about her, please let her know I miss her so much, she did a good job as a missionary, she is a wonderful girl. Thanks. |
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Some months ago I posted a message and got an amazing amount of responses. Thanks so much!
I wrote to ask for help in befriending a new memeber of the Church that was from Mongolia--well in the mean time he has been deported back to Mongolia. Zolboo was detained in Arizona while on vacation and unable to return to Idaho to retrieve any of his belongings before being deported. So the question is: How is the postal service there in Mongolia? If we send him a package will it arrive safely? How long would it take? He called several days ago and said that he is in the City(capitol) of Mongolia.
I hope to hear from you.
Thanks a ton |
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I served with Sister Oyuntungalag in Long
Beach California Mission 2000-2001. I was wondering If anyone knows where she is?
She came back to the states (utah) then went to (California). I was wondering if anyone has heard from her, or if they know her.
She was baptized in 1996
Thanks,
Sister Marnie Munk |
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| that was funny. |
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| The scientist approached God and said, "Listen, we've decided we no longer need you. Nowdays, we can clone people, transplant hearts and do all kinds of things that were once considered miraculous." God patiently heard him out, and then said, "All right. To see whether or not you still need me, why don't we have a man-making contest?" "Okay, great!" the scientist said. "Now we're going to do this just like I did back in the old days with Adam," God said. "That's fine," replied the scientist, and then bent down to scoop up a handful of dirt. "Whoa!" God said, shaking his head in dissaproval, "Not so fast, pal. You go get your own dirt!" |
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| Hi I'm former sister Dulamsuren T. Write me. Thank you. |
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Hi, if was wondering if anyone would be able to help me locate a sister in Mongolia. She and I served in the San Francisco mission from 97-98. Sinced I came home in June 1998, we've lost touched. Her last name is Dulamsuren, first name is Toktok (spelling of first name might be wrong). I would really appreciate it if anyone would be able to give me some kind of lead. I know also that there are two former elders who served in the Oakland and San Francisco mission (1996-1999). One became a branch president shortly after he returned home to Mongolia. I forgot his name. Much appreciation to anyone who could help.
Thanks,
Nikiy |
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Hi there,
I recently recieved a call to serve in the Mongolia Ulaanbaatar mission. I report to the Provo MTC April 7th, and I guess leave for Mongolia 10-12 weeks after that. I was hoping to get in contact with missionarys that have recently returned from there, to get info on preparation, what to expect, tips and any useful knowledge. Thanks!
Chad |
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I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN INTERESTED IN DOING SOME TYPE OF MISSIONARY WORK IN THIS AREA. PLEASE SEND ME ANY INFO
THANKS |
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| I am looking for a Sister Dulmaa who served in the Idaho Pocatello Mission. If anyone has her information please let me know. She and I were companions and I miss her so much! |
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| I am teaching ESL at the MTC now and have these three missionaries from Baganor (sp) who are looking for the elders who taught them. If you happen to know where to find Elder Cherry and Elder Luangrath, please let me know. They are really anxious to find them. Thanks tons! |
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| Merry Christmas, everyone |
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| i dey here ooooooooooooooooo |
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Hi All,
When I was a student at Orhon private college our teachers for Area Study were elder Hansen and elder Rogers. We have become good friends, but since they have left the country I'd lost contacts with them. Elder Hansen was from Utah, and he possessed a fluent Mongolian. He left Mongolia in 1994. Elder Rogers served in Erdenet for his second year of the mission, and he left country in 1995(6) but made a short trip to Mongolia later again, after his a year long stay in China, if I remember correctly.
Another friend I am looking is Dulamjav, with whom we studied together and who was a member of the church. Her nickname is Duka, and in 95 or 96 after graduation from Orhon college, she has left for Utah for her mission there. Later, I've heard that she has returned to the USA, Utah to study.
I can't recall all their first or last names as elder Hansen, elder Rogers and Duka - the way we used to call them.
Anyway, browsing through the internet I have found your website and wanted to know if anyone knows where are my friends now, and if I could get their email addresses.
Thank you so much!
Itgel |
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| Hi. I served a mission in Korea and met a Mongolian sister, Zula, who took the discussions and was later baptized (in Korea). She is working in Korea, but when she was in Mongolia she met an Elder Sheep, who was teaching English in Ulaanbataar. Zula said that Elder Sheep was a really humble and good person and because of his example she felt good about our church and wanted to find the church in Korea! Now she is a member and doing really well. I was wondering if you have any contact information for an Elder Sheep. He served in about 1996 (and she said that he is from the states). Sorry I don't have any other information on him...but if you could help, please email me. Thank you. |
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Elders and Sisters and Friends as well-Thank you for your warm support of the effort to find some Mongolian contacts in Idaho for Zolboo. Members of your mission-as well as friends or family of missionaries have been very supportive and helpful.
Thanks again for all you have done!
Marcia |
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Hello friends--
I have a friend named Zolboo Gendendagva who got baptized 1 year ago in Idaho. He is has been away from home for a very long time and is needing some strength. He speaks a small amount of English--speaks more Spanish as well and in the spanish language is how he took his lessons from the Elders. Although he lives here in America desires to have info(gospel books-study guides) in his own language which would be easier for him to learn. I have tried to find books (from the distibution center) and or other items to give him in his native tongue but find little. Is there much avaliable to be had in Mongolian? He does read/listen to the conference off the internet at my parents home. He really needs some support that we (our family which has befriended him) can not fully give him because of the language barrier. Is there anyone who would be willing to contact him in his native language--email? If so zolboo_gendendagva@yahoo.com. He is considering serving a mission if they will allow him to leave from the USA.
Thank you for allowing me to post this in your guestbook!
Marcia |
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| Hi! Sister Sessions and I served a mission in Mongolia in 96/97. We served mostly in Ulaanbaatar, but spent a few months in Erdenet. We are trying to locate Bolormaa in Ulaanbaatar. She is a member and tutored us in Mongolian while we were there. She was a school teacher and a YW's president. Also, when we were in Erdenet, we became very close friends to a Russian family, the Lebedev's. Does any one know their whereabouts? Thanks for your help. |
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Hi I am looking for Guntugs who is from Erdenet. I know he is in Korea somewhere but if you know his phone number, address or anything please let me know! Thanks I really appreciate that.
zulaa |
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Twelve new Elders & one new Sister arrived in Ulaan Baatar Mongolia on October 16th. They are very excited to serve and went to the Aiessen yesterday. Elder Nathan Hirst says it's already cool there 30-35 degrees. Less then 24 hours in Mongolia and he had his first appointment.
-Chelsi Crockett (Elder Hirst's older Sister) |
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| Bat-Orshikh may know the number. He lives outside of Boise. If you want to get in touch with him, let me know. |
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