A companion's blessing

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced the closure of missionary training centers worldwide in March 2020, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints transitioned its training of new missionaries to online instruction often referred to as “home MTC.”
The online training originated from the Church’s 10 MTCs worldwide, with missionaries meeting their companions, instructors and other new missionaries in classroom groups or “districts.”
With MTCs resuming on-site training, most new missionaries will begin their training online at home for a third of their training, then travel to an MTC for the remaining two-thirds of their training. The phased approach allows missionaries to continue to experience many of the positive elements of online training that have been realized during the pandemic period of training new missionaries.
Here, companions Sister Audrey Morgenegg (from Knoxville, Tennessee, going to the Arizona Tucson Mission) and Sister Elizabeth Wheatley (from Jefferson, South Dakota, and going to the Louisiana Baton Rouge Mission) talk about transitioning from online training at home to onsite training at the Provo MTC.
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[@Charles-sv1zd]

Thank you Sisters... you are blessed.

[@laurapaul8623]

The Lord provides us a way to share the gospel!

[@tomcolbert390]

Hello how’re you Laura

[@tucsonstorms2860]

Starting at home for 1 week then finishing at the MTC is a great way for these young people to transition away from home.

[@oscarrolandomorales2441]

misioneros😉✌👍👌❤

[@ironhide781]

That is awesome, what a great way to start your mission.