Elder Daynes finally got mail. What could possibly go wrong now?  (Check back next Monday to find out.)

That's probably not what Amos was talking about.

For the sake of the sanity of the missionaries in your life: write them a letter once in a while.

To be clear, this never happened.

You'd probably be surprised the number of times I've wished that the Old Testament character of Job had a different name. The proble...

(I continue to record thoughts on the ancient tradition of missionary mail like this is a chapter out of Saints: Volume Four. Most of This H...

I've written here before how much I loved the mailbox as a missionary. There was nothing quite like the thrill of opening it up after ...

Checking the mail was a highlight of my day as a missionary. Missionary work has improved in so many ways over the 20 plus years since I c...

I've commented on all this before on this website, but I can't imagine that pulling  up your email once a week compares to the thr...

Early on in the creation of Elder Van Dyke and his mission I decided that he would be a mission curse in that every one of his mission com...

Looks like the mail drought has finally come to an end (as well as this storyline).

At least Elder Van Dyke's companion has been able to focus on his scripture studies during his mail drought.

Looks like it's more of the same for Elder Van Dyke and his companion.

Today's strip is a bit more slapstick than usual. In fact, about the only other strips I can think of that were quite as absurd are th...

Remaining patient during a mail dry spell requires super-human strength. And now, I ask your patience as you wait for the conference rec...

As I mentioned in the comments' section last week , given the choice I think I'd rather send my mail via email and receive it in t...

Today I'm beginning a series of missionary strips dealing with an issue that missionaries by and large don't have to worry about any...

Yeah, mail is kind of important to missionaries.