With changes to the communication guidelines, Latter-day Saint missionaries and their families now have more opportunities than ever to converse and share. It’s important that these conversations are uplifting and centered on the work. To assist families in having such meaningful discussions with their missionaries, we have compiled thirty questions to help you get started. Take a look through them and choose one that you’d like to ask your missionary during your next conversation.
- How is the work going in your area?
- What did you learn in your personal and companionship study this week?
- Are there any goals you have set?
- Tell us about who you are teaching?
- How has finding new people been going?
- Are any of your friends preparing for baptism?
- Do you have any recent converts you’re working with?
- What are the members of your ward like?
- What’s one fun thing you did with your companion?
- Do you have a favorite conference talk you’ve studied this week?
- What did you do for P-day?
- What is your mission focusing on right now?
- What has your mission president done to inspire you?
- How are you and your ward mission leader getting along?
- What’s made you feel accomplished?
- What miracles have you experienced?
- What service have you given lately?
- What do you enjoy most about being a missionary?
- How can we help our local missionaries?
- What is the best thing you ate?
- How do you feel about being a missionary?
- What struggles are you experiencing right now?
- What have you felt inspired to say to the people you’ve met?
- What’s been one of your favorite scriptures?
- Is there anything we can send in our next care package?
- Tell us about your favorite lesson you’ve taught recently?
- What can we pray for?
- What’s your “why” for being a missionary?
- How can we best support you and your mission work from home?
- What can we help you be accountable to?
What questions have helped you connect with your missionary?
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