Letters to Missionaries

My dear wonderful and inspired niece First God bless you and keep you safe and warm. I wanted to write and tell you that we Binghams and Rocks are blessed y your service and how "well pleased" we are of your work, prayers and service. We feel it every day. I wanted to warn you of some things that perhaps mean nothing now but was impressed to say. Don't be seduced by the coolness. All too often Satan, that mean old scratch, tries to treat us like a puppy and attracts us to a harmless worldly thing (a red ball) only to throw it out to the street (dreadful sin) to get destroyed. How awful it is when we see our brothers and sisters fall for such tactics.  The path to sin is enticing and alluring. Envy and greed are tasty as is pride and deliciousness. Dont let the lambs fall into this trap. Like the trap used to catch monkeys, (a coconut filled with fruit big enough for a hand to small for a fist) we can be caught and destroyed by plain and simple means. You are a daughter of...

My dear Niece, God is with you as He is with us here in our country.  I feel impressed to tell you a story of ole Uncle Nate. Once upon a time, I was on a work assignment in the far off land of Washington State. As you may or may not know a lot of the west United States are empty country. Well I was in a city the size of your home of Clearfield when I was experiencing terrible headaches and it had been for three days. I would pray for relief but none came. Finally I went to their small hospital. The next three days are missing, because my dear niece, I gave information of who I was and was blessed by the loving inspired elders who the Lord led there with a blessing of healing. Afterword passed out and was shipped by helicopter to Seattle to get brain surgery. I woke up feeling great. I learned later that in my less conscious state that I had called home and work and had informed them of everything. The point i am attempting to make Sister Bingham is that God, our Beloved Heave...

To wonderful missionaries serving our Savior,  Peace be unto you. I hope that you are doing well. I hope your prayers are answered; maybe not the way you wanted but to what you need. I hope you are constantly inspired. That you are mindful and watchful of the miracles in your life and of the adversary to keep him at bay.  Listen to your President and more importantly our Savior. Stay close to the Holy Ghost and your companion. Open your mouth and proclaim the gospel with boldness through testimony. Sing when appropriate. Pray constantly; in your heart and with your tongue. We, the Binghams, love you. Know that and remember that. Be safe and God be with you till we meet again.