New Assignment

Dear Elder Joshua Michael Sandberg,
 

We congratulate you on your assignment to serve as a Zone Leader.  You have been entrusted with this position because of your worthy example and diligence.  This assignment was extended after prayerful consideration and comes from the Lord through inspiration.  You are an example to all who work with you and will continue to build your leadership skills through your service.


Your primary responsibilities as a zone leader will be to help the missionaries in your zone to be better prepared to find and teach as directed by the spirit.  You will train, guide, and inspire them to be more effective in the work and live their missionary purpose by becoming Preach My Gospel Missionaries. 


The Missionary Standards for Disciples of Jesus Christ: Supplemental Information summarizes the duties of a zone leader as follows:


Lead, train, and conduct companion exchanges with missionaries in their assigned zone.
Conduct exchanges with elders in your zone including all District Leaders and Trainers.
Work with local leaders and members to coordinate missionary efforts.
Participate in the mission leadership council.
Report directly to the mission president.
Conduct baptismal interviews (see 2.3.6).


As you continue to live your mission purpose, you will, through your example continue to bless the lives of many!  Your continued focus on obedience and hard work will help to maintain the incredible culture found in this mission.  This is a wonderful opportunity to renew your commitment to follow the example of the Savior in all you do.  Live the Preach My Gospel to its fullest by consistent personal and companionship study.  We invite you to lead by example in every aspect of the work so others may righteously follow your actions as well as your words.

 
We pray for your joy and success.  We love you with all of our hearts!


With much love,
President Christopher LeBaron       
Sister Rebecca LeBaron
Washington Spokane Mission


cc: Parents
Bishop
Stake President

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