<p>In this episode, Jaron talks about how you can help your investigators come to their own conclusions as they seek for truth. </p>

In this episode, Jaron talks about how you can help your investigators come to their own conclusions as they seek for truth.

Teaching Your Investigators to Think for Themselves

<p>A return missionary, Jaron, formerly known as Elder Carman, just can't stop living in the past. With a love for the Gospel of Jesus Christ and fond memories of sharing it with strangers in different parts of the world, Jaron reminisces about the good old days as a full time missionary. His goal is to help young people who have desires to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ is Latter Day Saints know what they can do to be prepared for their experience as a missionary. He shares stories, gives insight, and reflects upon important gospel truths that helped him as a missionary. Now that you are in the hot seat, he hopes to pass on his baton of wisdom to you as you accept your call to serve! Feel free to email Jaron at missionpreppodcast@gmail.com</p>

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A return missionary, Jaron, formerly known as Elder Carman, just can't stop living in the past. With a love for the Gospel of Jesus Christ and fond memories of sharing it with strangers in different parts of the world, Jaron reminisces about the good old days as a full time missionary. His goal is to help young people who have desires to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ is Latter Day Saints know what they can do to be prepared for their experience as a missionary. He shares stories, gives insight, and reflects upon important gospel truths that helped him as a missionary. Now that you are in the hot seat, he hopes to pass on his baton of wisdom to you as you accept your call to serve! Feel free to email Jaron at missionpreppodcast@gmail.com

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