Missionary Standards for Disciples of Jesus Christ In Case of EmergencyThe information recorded here should be used in the case of an emergency. Message from the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve ApostlesServing a mission with all your heart helps you keep the two great commandments. 1. Your Full-Time Missionary Experience 1.0. Introduction 1.1. Obedience 1.2. Standards for Life 2. Missionary Organization and Activities 2.0. Introduction 2.1. Mission Leadership 2.1.1. Mission Leaders: Your Mission President and His Wife 2.1.2. Mission Presidency 2.1.3. Mission Leadership Organizations 2.1.4. Young Missionary Leadership Responsibilities 2.1.5. Personal Responsibilities 2.2. Companions 2.2.1. Supporting Each Other 2.2.2. Staying Together 2.2.3. Working in Your Area 2.2.4. Working with People outside Your Area 2.3. Missionary Work Activities 2.3.1. Companion Exchanges 2.3.2. Transfers 2.3.3. Opportunities to Teach with Members 2.3.4. Referrals 2.3.5. Meetings and Councils 2.3.6. Baptismal Interviews 2.3.7. Baptisms 2.4. Daily Activities and Schedule 2.4.1. Typical Daily Activities 2.4.2. Sample Daily Schedule 2.4.3. Goal Setting and Planning Sessions 2.4.4. Study Sessions 2.4.5. Meals with Others 2.5. Preparation Day 2.5.1. Preparation Day Activities 2.5.2. Sample Preparation Day Schedule 2.6. Sabbath Day Activities 2.7. Service in the Community 3. Missionary Conduct 3.0. Introduction 3.1. Christlike Behavior 3.2. Temple Worthiness 3.2.1. Temple Covenants 3.2.2. Temple Worship 3.3. The Law of Chastity 3.4. Honesty 3.5. Interactions with Others 3.5.1. General Standards for Interacting with Adults 3.5.2. General Standards for Interacting with Children 3.6. Recreation 3.6.1. General Recreation Standards 3.6.2. Unauthorized Activities 3.6.3. Media 3.6.4. Musical InstrumentsThis section describes missionary standards of behavior and Christlike qualities you are expected to practice and develop during your mission as you become a more dedicated disciple of Jesus Christ. 3.7. Photos and Videos 3.8. Use of Technology 3.9. Communication with Family, Mission Leaders, and Friends 3.9.1. Family 3.9.2. Mission President 3.9.3 Friends, Church Members, and Recent Converts 3.9.4. Packages and Letters 3.9.5. Missionary Experiences with People from Home 3.9.6. Personal Visits from Family and Friends 3.9.7. Emergencies 4. Physical Well-Being 4.0. Introduction 4.1. Nutrition and Food Preparation 4.1.1. General Nutrition Guidelines 4.1.2. Safe Food Preparation 4.1.3. Water and Dairy Safety 4.2. Exercise 4.3. Stress Management 4.4. Medical Care 4.5. Dangerous Situations and Threats 4.6. Housing 4.7. Transportation 4.8. Money 4.8.1. Mission Funds 4.8.2. Personal Funds 4.8.3. Self-Reliance and Spending Plan 4.9. Dress and Grooming 4.9.1. General Standards for Dress 4.9.2. General Standards for Grooming 5. Priesthood Authority and Ordinances 6. Completion of Your Mission 6.0. Introduction 6.1. Staying Connected 6.2. Returning Home from Your Mission 6.3. Serving and Growing after Your Mission