Welcome to the fourth episode of The Missionary Box Podcast! In this episode we interview Bryce Bender, my older brother and hero. Before his mission he was a sponsored freestyle BMX bike athlete and some of my earliest memories together were spending all day at skate parks learning tricks. He was called to serve and assigned to labor in the Bolivia Santa Cruz Mission. We discuss some of our "finding with faith" stories and some sweet experiences we had on our missions. It was fun to sit down with my brother and hear stories I've never heard him share in detail before. Hope you enjoy!

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Welcome to the third episode of The Missionary Box Podcast! In this episode we interview Tim Frost, the first missionary I trained in New York. In the course of his two year service as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he served in two different missions; New York Syracuse Mission and Czech/Slovak Mission. We discuss how the Lord supports us in doing things we didn't think were possible and how the Lord cares about effort over numbers. Hope you enjoy!

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Welcome to the second episode of The Missionary Box Podcast! In this episode we interview Jamason Blair, one of my childhood best friends I grew up with. In the course of his two year service as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he served in three different missions; Bismarck North Dakota Mission, Zimbabwe Harare Mission, and Mesa Arizona Mission. We discuss how to cope with serving a mission you weren't expecting, how Jesus Christ's atonement provides not only spiritual aid but also physical miracles in traumatic experiences, and at the end a message to a missionary who is about to complete his mission. Hope you enjoy!