Many future Latter-day Saint missionaries have been told in general terms what to expect in the mission field, but they have rarely been able to comprehend the day-to-day rigors they will face-until now. At last comes a book that moves beyond the usual "missionary" advice to give specific examples of experiences that await many missionaries in the mission field. Each chapter relates a story about a specific principle or gospel doctrine, with a scriptural basis and moral at the end of the chapter. With amusing and revealing anecdotes, Jeff Skousen has crafted an entertaining guide that tackles various subjects such as obtaining a testimony, dealing with anti-Mormon literature, handling ministers of diverse faiths, and helping investigators through times of tragedy or doubt. In the same mode as All I Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, every chapter is loaded with insights that will touch both the heart and mind of those preparing to serve a mission-and those who already have.