If your in Provo, LDS Employment Resource Services needs your help in Mongolia this Fall. We are looking for students to teach the Career Workshop, as part of the International Employment Initiative of the Church there. You will be helping members there prepare for, find, and get good jobs. In addition, you will be involved in training local volunteers and possibly Church leaders.
Selected Students will serve/teach for 20 hours a week in addition to taking 12 credits of independent study style classes, that fulfill major and minor requirements. You will be required to take a preparation class offered Spring semester 2003 that will focus on the workshop curriculum and on cross-cultural preparation.
If you would like to know more about helping in Mongolia this Fall semester please contact us directly, ASAP. We hope to have all available positions filled by the end of the semester.
Sincerely,
Carol Allen and Jonathon Wade
BYU ERS Program Facilitators
Email: ers_facilitators@hotmail.com
Tel: (801) 422-3686
This is particularly applicable for those in the following majors:
Latin American Studies, Social Work, Sociology, MFHD |
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hey you all who read this. im writing from California. DUDE!! i just visited this place for the first time. i just found out about it. but i think its cool we have our own web site. im trippin'. anyway for any of those who served with me and want to hook it up with a lil note then feel free. i thought it was way awesome to look at all the pics and know just about everyone in them. well ill see ya later. take care.
ps. if there is anybody from So Cal then look me up.
peace and love,
Devin |
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| I have a daughter that has just been called to the Ulaanbaatar mission. She is going into the MTC on July 23, 2003. She is thrilled to be called here to serve. She spent 6 months in China teaching English about a year ago, so knows a bit about being in a different country. I will try and read through the posts to find out more infomation, but as you can imagine, I'm trying to find resources for warm clothing etc that came with her call. (I'm glad I found this website. ) If anyone has some current resources for me to check out that would be most helpful. Thank you. Terry Jeppsen (missionary mom) |
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I have some of the same questions that Kristina Hetherington asked on November 16th. What type of boots should a missionary bring to Mongolia? Is it customary to remove your shoes/boots before entering a home or church? What do you suggest for P-day clothes? Do you suggest on bringing the set of sheets the missionary guide says or just bring a sleeping bag? Thanks for your help.
V/R
John
P.S. Is there a way you can post replies for everyone so I don't have to ask the same question? |
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| hi all! i'm so glad that we have this site i just wanted to say thanks to my dear friends luke nelson and carl stihct hey guys u r soooo geneous to make this site please continue doing this i love ya guys hey by the way luke did u join the army cause i know when u were serving in mongolia u used to say that u wanna join the army i' guess u r verry buff & big guy now u r not jijig nelson anymore huh ok thanks again guys |
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| Merry Christmas to all of you who visited this website and who served in Mongolia. Love you all |
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My little brother, Elder Christopher Hetherington, has been called to Ulaanbaatar and enters the MTC this upcoming Wednesday, November 20th... can somebody tell me if it ACTUALLY gets down to -40?? And is there anything he should DEFINITELY bring that isn't on the list?? What about the 'boots' he needs? It doesn't snow much, does it? We keep hearing rumors that he can grow a beard and wear blue jeans... I'm sure this isn't true, but where are these rumors coming from? Anyway, I'm just his overprotective big sister, excited for his new adventure. I am planning on picking him up in two years... is that legal? Please let me know anything you can! Thanks!!
Kristina |
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My little brother, Elder Christopher Hetherington, has been called to Ulaanbaatar and enters the MTC this upcoming Wednesday, November 20th... can somebody tell me if it ACTUALLY gets down to -40?? And is there anything he should DEFINITELY bring that isn't on the list?? What about the 'boots' he needs? It doesn't snow much, does it? We keep hearing rumors that he can grow a beard and wear blue jeans... I'm sure this isn't true, but where are these rumors coming from? Anyway, I'm just his overprotective big sister, excited for his new adventure. I am planning on picking him up in two years... is that legal? Please let me know anything you can! Thanks!!
Kristina |
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Anyone who knows...... are there sister missionaries serving in this mission? Just curious.
Emily |
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Hi,
I represent Nomen Global Language Centers, the largest English as a Second Language in the intermountain region. We have campuses in Provo and Salt Lake City Utah.
We teach english from level 0 to College level skills (Prepare them to pass the TOEFL and beyond).
The demand for Mongolian people to come to our school has increased greatly in the last months. We're looking currently for an proficent English - Mongol speaker.
Please contact:
Filiberto Ledezma
International Enrollment Manager
Nomen Global Language Centers
fledezma@nomenglobal.com
(801) 787.5167 |
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Here's a great link with information that can help you find members of the Church:
http://www.mission.net/en/main_memberlocator.html |
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I'm writing you trying to get some information on a past Mongolian Sister Missionary, Solongo D. Sister Solongo served her mission about two years ago in the US. She split her time between the SLC Temple Square and the Louisville KY missions.
My wife(Karen) and I last heard she was in Sweden, but have heard nothing from her in quite awhile. We are concerned about her well being and hoped someone in or associated with the Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Mission might be able to give us some contact info on her whereabouts.
Solongo D. was, as we understand it, the 8th member baptized in Mongolia.
I'm not sure if you can help, but I would appreciate it if you could pass on our request to whomever may keep track of Mongolian members.
You can reach us at:
Wes Mogenhan
mogenhan@cs.com
or
Karen Mogenhan
ladymogenhan@cs.com
Thanks.
Wes |
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| I had the wonderful privledge of serving with many Sisters from Mongolia while doing the Lords work in Idaho. One of my favorite companions was a Sister Narangaral Altangurgal (I am positive the spelling is wrong!) The mission called her Sister Nara. Since she returned to Mongolia, the Erdenet area, NO ONE has heard from her! Quite A suprise since she loved everyone and promised to keep in touch. If ANYONE knows her or where she is, please let me know! If anyone has contact with her, tell her I love her and to write me soon!! Thanks! natalieann4@yahoo.com |
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| Hi all. Dear 2 of my freinds are serving in U.S.A for mission. I hope you're doing well there. Sister Boloroo in Montana Billings, and sister Pagma, i love u 2. And i miss u much. I'm dropping tears cause i think about u. You will be good sister and are feeling Holy Ghost. I love u2. Uuree. |
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| Hi, I'm a primary teacher in Wellsville, Utah USA. I have sharing time in July, it is on "Children all over the world are blessed by Temples." I would like to share with my primary the feelings of children around the world. Could you please help me get a child from Mongolia to answer two questions, "How does the Temple bless me and How do I feel about the Temple?" The child does not need to live near a temple. I would also like to have a picture of the child or a drawing from the child, but it is not necessary. Please contact me at my e-mail address cjleishman@pcu.net Thankyou, Julie Leishman |
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| To all who have read my message, tonite I was in contact with my friend Monica. Thanks, the search is over. |
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| By the way, my e-mail address is: kdearden@aed.org. You can respond on this message board or write me directly at the above address. Thanks! |
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Hello all--
My parents just got called to serve in Mongolia (humanitarian service). My son (11) and I would like to visit them while they are there. Two questions for all of you who know more about Mongolia than I do:
1. When is the best time to travel? I'm assuming it is some time in June, July or August
2. What is the cheapest way to get there (aside from slow boat!)? We'll be flying from Washington DC. I see that Korean Air has flights there. Who else flies into Mongolia? I may be on business in Bangkok. Are there flights from Bangkok? Hong Kong? Seoul? Where else? What can I reasonably expect to pay...either from a city in Southeast Asia or from the States?
Any other advice would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Kirk |
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| Hi all, I just wanted to say that this sight is great. One of my close guy friends left for his Mongolia Ulaanbaatar Misson in October and just got in Mongolia about a month ago. He writes and says he is loving it, and that the spirit is so strong when he is teaching! Thanks for all the info on the sight... it really helped! |
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It's great to find a website for the Mongolia,Ulaanbaatar Mission. Our son Elder Andrew Wildey is in Ulaanbaatar now and loving it. We had visited another site in the pst which was very helpful for us to learn about Mongolia and I was sad to see that that site is down now. Elder Maxwell's dedicatory prayer was there and you may want to add that to this site. It is a wonderful prayer.
Thanks for a great site!
Beth Wildey
Palmyra NY |
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| Was just wondering about a friend of mine Elder Craig Fryer who would still be a current serving missionary there. Just wanted to know how he's going out there? So if anyone's served with him let me know! Thanks |
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| Hi I'm wondering if anyone can send me the words to the hymn "Called to Serve" in Mongolian. We have a sister serving in our ward from Mongolia and we want to surprise her by singing something in her language. Please reply directly. Thanks! |
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HI I'm looking for Monica Ruderstam. The last time I talked with her was in '96. I'm not even sure if or what she is doing, but she said she was heading back to Ulaanbaatar in'97. She's swedish and is a missionary of some sort. Any infro email mcfcon@nb.sympatico.ca
THANKS! |
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I got so excited last night and I didn't include my e-mail address.
Mesmer31@aol.com
Thanks Again! |
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| Hi, I served with a Sister form Mongolia and I would love to track her down. Her name is Sunreev Enkhtuul. I know that she lives close to the mission home. She served in the Texas San Antonio Mission from December 1999 to May 2000. I foy know her or know how i can find her please e-mail me. Thanks so much. Good Luck with the website. It looks great!!! |
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Hi,
I'm writing an article on the Church in Mongolia. Because of the large number of Mongolians who have served full-time missions (well over 100), I'm sure that some have received patriarchal blessings. I'd be very interested to know what lineages or tribe(s) of Israel have been declared in the patriarchal blessings of those who have as yet received them. Please email me at dgstewart@yahoo.com. Thank you! |
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dear sister ganchimeg,
I miss you and have thought a lot about you. I hear you are working in the mission office there. I miss the other sisters as well. Please write to me as soon as you see this message.
my e-mail had gone down in the past i hope it will not fail me this time. I am a busy woman with many callings.
I love you.
love
kelly |
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Hey ya'll, hope whoever comes and visits will pass the word on that we're here. We had to take down the old web site. I'm sure it's still around somewhere, but seeing as how this has a more user friendly support format, everyone will need to come and update this site as they can. So feel free to pass the word on about this new site, and caikhan yavaarai!
Nairuulagch |
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| I'm just really glad to see that you've got this web site live. I'll be sure to check back and see how it grows. Thanks for all you're doing. |
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