No this is how they lure you in! They send 18-22 year olds to spread the word so the “elders” can remain in control! No one seems to talk about how corrupt the LDS faith is
@@user-fl2kv1jn4f I don’t even remember watching/commenting on this but if I’ve managed to scare you then I guess that’s pretty cool. I find it ideal if a woman doesn’t give a shit about partaking in some shin deep hoopla ass questionnaire about “how hot it is where a man served”. All that matters is if he serves God.
As far as I have been told it never says all people with dark skin are evil. It only talks about an ancient civilization in which it was the case that 'the wicked' were marked. Whether you believe their scriptures or not is not important to me. But paraphrasing things to make them sound worse is simply wrong.@@styphlynne8253
youre right its super shady ."Hey im here tohelp " turns into...this is an exchange that i won't stop pursuing until you give in to me because ive given you a.b.c.d@@pemex23
Mormons please consider this verse: But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed. As we have said before, so now I say again, if anyone preaches any other gospel to you than what you have received, let him be accursed. Galatians 1:8-9
Been watching these some opo research since y’all joined us in the Big 12. Kinda digging BYU’s vibe tbh. Great basketball team, solid addition. #wreckem
mexico isn't dangerous depending on where. however the mormons dont seem to follow guidelines and probably believe john snow or whoever he is will save them.
Curious, how many new members does someone typically get to join LDS while on their mission? Does the church have a quota or is it more like "just do you best".
@@rexx9496There's not really a "quota" per se set by the Church leadership it's more based on goals. You set monthly/weekly/daily goals for different "key indicators" (baptisms, newly baptized members attending church, # of people you are teaching, # of new people you found, etc.) at varying levels starting from companionship, district, zone, mission, etc. You then make plans for achieving those goals. The idea of "quotas" probably stems from how intense your mission president is about trying to help you meet the goals. Some people are lucky to find one person who chooses to be baptized in their whole two years of service, others can find someone every week. Depends a whole lot on the country and culture of the people. Then there's always the struggle of helping new converts continue learning about Jesus Christ without the missionaries so they can become active, faithful, self sustaining members after baptism. Hope this gives you a bit of a glimpse into what being a missionary is like.
I didn’t know my husband before his mission but seeing before and after he really grew up on his mission in Brazil. Can attest it is the hottest place to serve lol
I served my mission in Bolivia. After about 3 weeks I realized that I was in a cult. My brother died and I was told by my the leader that I couldn’t come home. Fortunately, I did make it home for the funeral.
Saying they "quit" is a bold assumption, considering you didn't experience what they did. I've never experienced the loss of a sibling, thank goodness, so I can't confidently say I wouldn't do the same as them in the same situation. That said I also served in Bolivia and experienced the exact opposite. I quickly grew in my love for the gospel of Jesus Christ and other doctrines that the Church teaches. And that faith, rooted in Christ is what helped my wife and I deal with losing our stillborn daughter earlier this year. Everyone has a different experience in life.
I'm sorry for your loss, and I'm sorry that some people will hear your story and argue with you or shame you instead of realizing how painful that is to go through
@@adamfuller5640 No, I didn’t simply quit. I found out what was more important which was being at home with my family rather than sacrificing precious years to a falsehood riddled ideology.
My Cousin who is Mormon and also most of my family, had his mission in the Dominican Republic and my Dad who is so from Mexico would have conversations with my white tall cousin every time he would come back from his mission.
I heard from somewhere that missionaries who serve in Scandinavia and Northern Europe are most likely to leave the church entirely and/or become agnostic, as they’re surrounded by many irrelligious people for an extended amount of time, and seem to become more aware of the limitations put on their life, and that you can live a very happy life without being controlled.
Bull, I went 3years in sweden and almost everyone avoids the topic and doesn't challenge you either on reliogios ground. It's why there is plenty no go zone after the millions of islamc refugese and the rise on crime.
Mormons please consider: “You are My witnesses,” says the Lord, “And My servant whom I have chosen, That you may know and believe Me, And understand that I am He. Before Me there was no God formed, Nor shall there be after Me. Isaiah 43:10 For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast. For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:8-10
The girl who said she doesn't care is the realest one. Also I did my mission in Nicaragua, and it seems like everyone I know in the medical field also went to Nicaragua for some reason.
It’s sad that the culture does not have more of the type of “I don’t care” girl when asked this question. I thought the purpose of serving was to serve God and be a representative of Jesus Christ, not get bonus attraction points with impressionable young women. Can we also stop the tradition of the big reveal of where we are serving? I’m those kids serving in Boise ID would appreciate it.
I agree with the first part of your question. It doesn’t matter where a missionary serves. They should all be equally “attractive” so long as they serve with dedication and since that’s where God wants them to go. But I disagree about revealing where someone is going to live and serve God for 2 years. It’s a big deal and life changing commitment. If someone wants to share that with themselves or close family, fine. But if you want many family members and friends there with a little party, that’s fine too. I did that and it was great to have the support. It was also fun to see where my friends went when they opened their Callings because I got to reunite with old friends from high school. I have a friend who actually met his wife at a mutual missionary calling opening and they kicked it off that night during the little get-together food party that the parents threw while their daughter’s friends were all there supporting her opening. They are good events.
@@eddardstark6554 brother, I respect what you are saying and get the perspective. Don’t you get the feeling though that those revealing parties are way too much about the place and not focused on the work? I did not serve so I have a different perspective. I have been to those where missionaries were called to Rexburg Idaho and no one says it, but you can FEEL IN THE ROOM that it is deflated as opposed to the cheering for French speaking Paris France. This again, makes the event feel like it is about the missionary and not about the Savior. Thank you so much for your respectful and thoughtful reply, even if we don’t completely agree!
@@poppys34 I respect that insight on your perspective. To be honest, I do understand how some can be awkward. I’ve seen videos posted on Facebook of people opening their calls to places they said just minutes before where they didn’t want to go and end up going just there. I guess I had the lucky privilege or “blessing” or whatever you want to call it of being around friends who never minded where they or their friends went. 3 of my close friends went Spanish speaking in foreign countries, while 4 others went stateside, one in Africa, one in Australia and 2 in Europe. As for those who served stateside I don’t remember a single weird moment in the reveal. We had a lot of friends go and many guess stateside, so it was fun to see who was closest. I do understand how those parties seem to be more focused around the missionary rather than the Savior, and maybe emphasis should be placed more on the Savior, but I think as long as there is an opening prayer and no bitterness to the place of calling, then they’re okay. Again, I just see nothing wrong with friends and family going to an opening reveal to support said missionary in their service TO the Savior. That’s the point. They’re just trying to be supportive of that person’s decision to serve Him and I think that’s enough. But again, I know and have heard of many who just open their calls as soon as it comes, tell nobody, and get ready to serve and that’s fine! They’re stronger people than I am. I guess being a young, immature, recently graduated high schooler, I just wanted that support. I wasn’t mature enough to put my full trust in the Lord yet. I didn’t want to feel alone and was selfish and wanted friends and family around me. Again, not that that’s necessarily a bad thing if one desires it, as long as those reveals are more Jesus-centric.
I had a reveal party only with family present. I served Spanish speaking in the California Sacramento mission and my family wasn’t deflated. We were more shocked really because we all thought I’d probably serve in a Tagalog serving mission since I spoke it already but nope. I was also more deflated than them because I wanted to go out of the country but I ended up loving where I went and served.
😂😂😂 still today this day havnt meet a more self centered unrealistic clout chasing group of ppl.. if its not status they want no part of it. What a joke
@@Hi-jw7oq The Jesus that mormons worship doesn't even exist. They believe Jesus and satan are brothers. How do you not know this? Are you apart of that cult?
It's because we don't share beliefs. And that's fine but we date for marriage and only members can get married in a temple and enter into covenants with one another. So if we can't marry you in the temple then we shouldn't date you as it will only lead to pain most likely
Mission trips are just paid vacations for religious people. Tax free donation money. If I believe in fairytales, do I not have to pay taxes either? Humans are such an amazing and pure species
He’s different in that we don’t believe he’s some sort of spirit jelly mixed with the Father and the Holy Ghost. They are distinct beings who are One in purpose.
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I think some of these girls took it literal, like physically the hottest place
I think they were mostly trolling, like most on this channel
that's what I would do
Definitely
@@iceguy9723they're not trolling they're indoctrinated in brainwashed into a mass cult called religion
@@iceguy9723 they're not trolling lol they are just indoctrinated
Guy: Hey girl. I served Spanish-speaking...
Her: Oh my gosh. Marry me now
Guy: ...and I did it stateside.
Her: Nevermind
I was on the freaking border bro 😂😭
what is this mission@@mr.mensch1557
Niggeragua and Youreagay???
Does Miami FL count?
Spanish speaking because thats where mormons run to escape USA Federal laws!! I know because I was one of those kids too!
As a Spanish speaker... booking my flight ✈️ to BYU apparently 😂
No this is how they lure you in! They send 18-22 year olds to spread the word so the “elders” can remain in control! No one seems to talk about how corrupt the LDS faith is
No premarital sex my guy. Also no soda, beer, swearing, and Sundays are for church.
@@tombowers6713I see no issues here… also soda is one of the most consumed beverages at BYU. I think you meant coffee
@@tombowers6713Also get ready for a lifetime of missionary only as well.
@@tomace7924 Nice pun 👌
I think most of these people were answering the question literally just naming countries on the equator
It's because of the way he worded the question. 😊 I think he means something else.
mormons are no longer allowed in many countries though
Everywhere but Ecuador... The country that was named for being on the Equator.
I think they literally interpreted the question
Not a single girl answered this question literally…
@@elijahfoster2Some did. They named places with warmer temperatures.
It's the way the question was worded.
@@Eme80865 You’re right. Didn’t catch it the first time
To be fair, my mission could get damn hot.
"I don't care" was the correct answer.
But its all about the facade of who's cooler-hotter-richer- The mormon Way
Please go back and find the one who said “I don’t care” super ideal
Exactly! LOL
I’m sorry but if you call a woman “ideal” you fucking scare me
@@user-fl2kv1jn4f I don’t even remember watching/commenting on this but if I’ve managed to scare you then I guess that’s pretty cool. I find it ideal if a woman doesn’t give a shit about partaking in some shin deep hoopla ass questionnaire about “how hot it is where a man served”. All that matters is if he serves God.
I served my mission in Michigan, and no one cared.
as someone from detroit, michigan.. i don’t care either
Someone out there cares for you man
I served in Wisconsin and myself and everyone else laughs at me. Idc haha Wisconsin is gorgeous. Still left the church tho lol
tell them michigan isnt white anymore its filled with black somali and arab muslims
The girl that didn't care was so adorable.
It's so weird that people fetishize a location where people are going to " serve a mission ". We're all humans we're all people.
it gets worse when you learn that they don't choose where they go.
They even have "Mission Reveal" parties & "gender Reveal" parties + many other "cheer me on" parties! LOL
The I don't care girl knows what's up.
they like tan guys… but their leader said that dark skin was a curse from god?
Forbidden fruit effect
Tanned European and non-European are different.
Yes their scriptures & Book o Mormon BM does say that. But if they become "righteous unto god their skin will start to turn fair" BM 2nd Nephi
@@JamesStakerWinMost mentioned counties in South America so we know who they all meant
As far as I have been told it never says all people with dark skin are evil. It only talks about an ancient civilization in which it was the case that 'the wicked' were marked. Whether you believe their scriptures or not is not important to me. But paraphrasing things to make them sound worse is simply wrong.@@styphlynne8253
“I don’t care” SHE IS THE ONE GUYS ❤️
What exactly is a mission? Going around annoying tf out of the locals somewhere giving away mormon books and shit?
Pretty much but often the people from third world countries will simp for a white boy and welcome them with food and shit
Best summary I've heard.
basically dude just botherin brown people
I think they're supposed to help people but the ultimate goal is to spread Mormonism so I think it's shady they should go without an ulterior notice
youre right its super shady ."Hey im here tohelp " turns into...this is an exchange that i won't stop pursuing until you give in to me because ive given you a.b.c.d@@pemex23
Mormons please consider this verse:
But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed.
As we have said before, so now I say again, if anyone preaches any other gospel to you than what you have received, let him be accursed.
Galatians 1:8-9
As a Uruguayan I agree
Who's the girl who said Uruguayan?
I served there!
Nahhhh they don’t evan let people serve in El Salvador
My bf is serving there, is it bad 😭
@@taliamay7043gangs are pretty bad out there
@@taliamay7043it’s getting better
@@datscrazy4095not anymore bukele locked them all up
@@vic99333 nice
It's funny how a lot of them took it literally
I was in Macon, Georgia...believe me it was HOT down there...trying to get used to garments down there was awful.
Go Dawgs! Cochran born and raised!
That's one reason I was thankful I got used to them first in St. George, Utah (where I'm from). 😁 Then it was just adding humidity to the heat! 😆
Allman brothers
Been watching these some opo research since y’all joined us in the Big 12. Kinda digging BYU’s vibe tbh. Great basketball team, solid addition. #wreckem
Smooth brain. Thoughts slide right off
I have the smoothest brain 🧠
OF THEM ALL☝️
Brazilians watching: “BRAZIL NUMERO UNO!!!!!!”
That first girl listed some of the most dangerous countries in western hemisphere. Right after Venezuela, Columbia and México.
mexico isn't dangerous depending on where. however the mormons dont seem to follow guidelines and probably believe john snow or whoever he is will save them.
Trappin with Von 😂
Thank you for these!!!!
"Trapin with like von"💀💀💀💀💀
Hawaii! Never thought about missionaries being there until I opened my mission call. 😂😂😂
Curious, how many new members does someone typically get to join LDS while on their mission? Does the church have a quota or is it more like "just do you best".
@@rexx9496There's not really a "quota" per se set by the Church leadership it's more based on goals. You set monthly/weekly/daily goals for different "key indicators" (baptisms, newly baptized members attending church, # of people you are teaching, # of new people you found, etc.) at varying levels starting from companionship, district, zone, mission, etc. You then make plans for achieving those goals. The idea of "quotas" probably stems from how intense your mission president is about trying to help you meet the goals.
Some people are lucky to find one person who chooses to be baptized in their whole two years of service, others can find someone every week. Depends a whole lot on the country and culture of the people.
Then there's always the struggle of helping new converts continue learning about Jesus Christ without the missionaries so they can become active, faithful, self sustaining members after baptism.
Hope this gives you a bit of a glimpse into what being a missionary is like.
im fairly certain they dont get many people to join outside of utah.@@rexx9496
I was thinking “military mission” 😂
North Carolina, Raleigh Mission!😂
Missionary position is the best.
It stood the test of time and gets the job done.
It can be fun but Variety is the Spice of Life, my friend!!!
I didn’t know my husband before his mission but seeing before and after he really grew up on his mission in Brazil. Can attest it is the hottest place to serve lol
The lesson I learned from this video is that the cult is mobilizing into South America. Dear god please save us
Im stunned. Actually spanish speaking nations
Indiana- that’s where I met my missionary 🤍🤍
Missionary style?😂
Wow another video where all the morman girls looks like theiyre related to the hapsburgs 😂
They are much prettier than modern heavily tatted pierced girls.. They are true feminine women.
It's gets pretty hot I'm Florida. Winters can even be warm. I also heard that some places in Texas can become super hot in the summer.
I served my mission in Bolivia. After about 3 weeks I realized that I was in a cult. My brother died and I was told by my the leader that I couldn’t come home. Fortunately, I did make it home for the funeral.
Sorry about your brother but before that you didn’t realize you were in a cult you just quit.
Saying they "quit" is a bold assumption, considering you didn't experience what they did. I've never experienced the loss of a sibling, thank goodness, so I can't confidently say I wouldn't do the same as them in the same situation.
That said I also served in Bolivia and experienced the exact opposite. I quickly grew in my love for the gospel of Jesus Christ and other doctrines that the Church teaches. And that faith, rooted in Christ is what helped my wife and I deal with losing our stillborn daughter earlier this year.
Everyone has a different experience in life.
I'm sorry for your loss, and I'm sorry that some people will hear your story and argue with you or shame you instead of realizing how painful that is to go through
@@adamfuller5640 No, I didn’t simply quit. I found out what was more important which was being at home with my family rather than sacrificing precious years to a falsehood riddled ideology.
no. you clearly didn't read what he said. he quit because its a cult. and it is. i hope you all can be deconditioned someday.@@adamfuller5640
It's like a giant cult. Fucking brilliant content
How is it like a cult?
My Cousin who is Mormon and also most of my family, had his mission in the Dominican Republic and my Dad who is so from Mexico would have conversations with my white tall cousin every time he would come back from his mission.
When my mom lived in spain, her spaniard roommates always tried to seduce the mormon missionaries 😂
im dying thats hilarious girl
So would it be funny to seduce a monk or nun?
i served my mission in Seoul Korea. Best place ever
not her naming my country 😂😂😂
I heard from somewhere that missionaries who serve in Scandinavia and Northern Europe are most likely to leave the church entirely and/or become agnostic, as they’re surrounded by many irrelligious people for an extended amount of time, and seem to become more aware of the limitations put on their life, and that you can live a very happy life without being controlled.
Bull, I went 3years in sweden and almost everyone avoids the topic and doesn't challenge you either on reliogios ground.
It's why there is plenty no go zone after the millions of islamc refugese and the rise on crime.
Mormons please consider:
“You are My witnesses,” says the Lord,
“And My servant whom I have chosen,
That you may know and believe Me,
And understand that I am He.
Before Me there was no God formed,
Nor shall there be after Me.
Isaiah 43:10
For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God,
not of works, lest anyone should boast.
For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.
Ephesians 2:8-10
Okay? Cool. Bible verses are cool
Another Sermon on the Mount may just have convinced yourself!
@@styphlynne8253 Hi there. Please could you explain your comment.
The girl who said she doesn't care is the realest one. Also I did my mission in Nicaragua, and it seems like everyone I know in the medical field also went to Nicaragua for some reason.
ah yes, thank god us brazilians gatekeep the sun
“Urugüey”
It’s sad that the culture does not have more of the type of “I don’t care” girl when asked this question. I thought the purpose of serving was to serve God and be a representative of Jesus Christ, not get bonus attraction points with impressionable young women.
Can we also stop the tradition of the big reveal of where we are serving? I’m those kids serving in Boise ID would appreciate it.
I agree with the first part of your question. It doesn’t matter where a missionary serves. They should all be equally “attractive” so long as they serve with dedication and since that’s where God wants them to go. But I disagree about revealing where someone is going to live and serve God for 2 years. It’s a big deal and life changing commitment. If someone wants to share that with themselves or close family, fine. But if you want many family members and friends there with a little party, that’s fine too. I did that and it was great to have the support. It was also fun to see where my friends went when they opened their Callings because I got to reunite with old friends from high school. I have a friend who actually met his wife at a mutual missionary calling opening and they kicked it off that night during the little get-together food party that the parents threw while their daughter’s friends were all there supporting her opening. They are good events.
@@eddardstark6554 brother, I respect what you are saying and get the perspective. Don’t you get the feeling though that those revealing parties are way too much about the place and not focused on the work?
I did not serve so I have a different perspective. I have been to those where missionaries were called to Rexburg Idaho and no one says it, but you can FEEL IN THE ROOM that it is deflated as opposed to the cheering for French speaking Paris France. This again, makes the event feel like it is about the missionary and not about the Savior.
Thank you so much for your respectful and thoughtful reply, even if we don’t completely agree!
@@poppys34 I respect that insight on your perspective. To be honest, I do understand how some can be awkward. I’ve seen videos posted on Facebook of people opening their calls to places they said just minutes before where they didn’t want to go and end up going just there. I guess I had the lucky privilege or “blessing” or whatever you want to call it of being around friends who never minded where they or their friends went. 3 of my close friends went Spanish speaking in foreign countries, while 4 others went stateside, one in Africa, one in Australia and 2 in Europe. As for those who served stateside I don’t remember a single weird moment in the reveal. We had a lot of friends go and many guess stateside, so it was fun to see who was closest. I do understand how those parties seem to be more focused around the missionary rather than the Savior, and maybe emphasis should be placed more on the Savior, but I think as long as there is an opening prayer and no bitterness to the place of calling, then they’re okay.
Again, I just see nothing wrong with friends and family going to an opening reveal to support said missionary in their service TO the Savior. That’s the point. They’re just trying to be supportive of that person’s decision to serve Him and I think that’s enough. But again, I know and have heard of many who just open their calls as soon as it comes, tell nobody, and get ready to serve and that’s fine! They’re stronger people than I am. I guess being a young, immature, recently graduated high schooler, I just wanted that support. I wasn’t mature enough to put my full trust in the Lord yet. I didn’t want to feel alone and was selfish and wanted friends and family around me. Again, not that that’s necessarily a bad thing if one desires it, as long as those reveals are more Jesus-centric.
I had a reveal party only with family present. I served Spanish speaking in the California Sacramento mission and my family wasn’t deflated. We were more shocked really because we all thought I’d probably serve in a Tagalog serving mission since I spoke it already but nope. I was also more deflated than them because I wanted to go out of the country but I ended up loving where I went and served.
You're not serving God when you promote a false mutation of Christianity.
😂😂😂 still today this day havnt meet a more self centered unrealistic clout chasing group of ppl.. if its not status they want no part of it. What a joke
The I don’t care girl is the winner
“I don’t care 😂” she’s endgame
Colonizers 😭😭😭
Hot guys serve their mission by leaving the cult. Love smart guys
What cult?
He should not go on that mission. He should leave that cult and follow Jesus Christ.
What cult? What about the church of Jesus Christ is not a church following Christ?
@@Hi-jw7oq The Jesus that mormons worship doesn't even exist. They believe Jesus and satan are brothers. How do you not know this? Are you apart of that cult?
@@Hi-jw7oq The cult of mormonism. They hate Jesus.
I wonder if these women even know the man doesn't get to choose where he goes. Just another thing to hold against us that we have no control over.
I mean, you could say youll only choose to marry former sister missionary. No one would stop you
Lil pup asking for trouble speaking on King von like that
As someone close to byu campus. If your not lds they won't even entertain a date
Skill issue tbh
It's because we don't share beliefs. And that's fine but we date for marriage and only members can get married in a temple and enter into covenants with one another. So if we can't marry you in the temple then we shouldn't date you as it will only lead to pain most likely
@@BrinleyJean25 that is a fair and honest answer.
When the gene pool is so similar..
mormons are being kicked out of many countries now days. Options are limited-lol
that first girl said.. nevermind
Yeah, my gardener speaks Spanish too. She can have him
The mormon church is very active
in latin american countries
yeah i live in mexico. ive seen them all over latinamerica. theyre usually enaging with themselves, and the locals are like ummm....why
For me it’s anywhere in Polynesia
A couple of them I’m like either my dad went there or my cousins are going there or my uncles went there lol
Best looking girl says my mission it’s beautiful🇺🇾
Wherever God wanted them to go. Shouldn’t that be the answer?
She one of mitt Romneys kids.. iykyk
I served my mission in Alaska. It was one of the coldest places to serve. 😉
I’ve got some endurance. And I’ve not ever been to Mexico. 😏
no
Won’t these kids get kicked out of BYU for saying these things out loud? They are required to confess to their bishops!
Serve? Y’all ain’t the armed forces tf
Just realized I’m a god at byu
Im serving my misson at BYU.
I wasn’t aware that a spiritual and faith based mission could be reduce to something as unimportant as hot!
Girl hive mentality
No one said South Carolina?
Now talk to the girls who don't want an RM.
Damn Mormon chicks are super cute
Man I might just transfer to byu
mormonism/communism js
The Mexico girl is the only solid Normal answer LMAO
Moromans liking Spanish speakers….wrote that down for the homies
Too bad 99% of Spanish speakers are Catholic lmfao
Facts 😂
Nah man, a Mormon from Mexico means they only moved there because polygamy is illegal in the states
How did you spell Mormons when the video literally spells it for you?
@@DragonZlayerx12 it’s really not a big deal.
Mission trips are just paid vacations for religious people. Tax free donation money. If I believe in fairytales, do I not have to pay taxes either? Humans are such an amazing and pure species
its wild isn[t it?
As a Brazilian I didn't even know there are Mormons coming here for missions
Existe no mundo todo
Man....mormon schools have a weird culture.
I’m from Florida, it’s hotter than the devils armpit down here and a lot of people speak Spanish.
It’s sooy hot when they attempt cultural and religious imperialism
Bro I need to go here.
Uganda is the answer
My friends currently serving in the DR and Guatemala
They worship a false Christ that’s different.
Truth
He’s different in that we don’t believe he’s some sort of spirit jelly mixed with the Father and the Holy Ghost. They are distinct beings who are One in purpose.
Fake
Obviously, Uganda
Only one reasonable answer in this clip.
BYU 😂 holy shit
Just do missions across the world for the Lord and you’re set haha
The outfits they are wearing tells me this isn't BYU
The gal from Mexico caught him out.
I’m Mexican American, and speak Spanish with a slight Mexican accent. I’m heading to BYU 😂
No one said hell
I met my wife on mutual 😅❤
They are humoring you. Trying to be nice to a visitor.
Just like the latino people that welcome missionaries
My husband was called to Idaho and I think he's hot.
Uganda or Orlandoooooooo