In this episode of the Called to the Work podcast, host Justin Barton sits down with Tate Gregerson, a dedicated member of their young single adult ward, to discuss his life, faith, and upcoming mission. Tate shares his background, including the impact of losing his mother, his education in financial economics from BYU-Idaho, and his love for outdoor activities. He reflects on his spiritual journey, the decision to serve a mission, and the challenges and excitement of learning Spanish for his mission in the West Virginia Charleston mission. Tate also offers insights into his relationship with Jesus Christ and bears his testimony on the power of faith, scripture study, and the gospel. This heartfelt conversation is both inspiring and enlightening for anyone interested in missionary work and personal spiritual growth.

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast

00:17 Meet Tate Gregerson

00:38 Tate's Background and Hobbies

01:19 Coping with Loss and Finding Faith

02:28 Mission Assignment and Language Challenges

04:26 Deciding to Serve a Mission

06:44 Personal Goals and Mission Expectations

09:02 Dealing with Challenges on the Mission

10:08 Testimony and Final Thoughts

14:05 Conclusion and Farewell

If you or someone you knows has recently received a mission call and would like to record something similar to this, please send an email to alma526rm@gmail.com and we will get it set up to record within the last week or so before getting set apart.

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