Lds missionary mail service

The LDS missionary mail service, also known as "Missionary Mail" or "MMS," is a special postal service provided by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) for its missionaries serving around the world. Here's an overview of the service:

Purpose: The LDS missionary mail service allows missionaries to send and receive mail, packages, and care packages from their families, friends, and supporters while serving abroad.

How it works:

  1. Addressing: Missionaries use a special address format, which includes their name, mission number, and the country where they are serving. For example: "Elder [Name], [Mission Number], [Country]."
  2. Mail processing: The Church has designated mail processing centers in various countries to handle and forward mail to missionaries. These centers are usually located near major airports or postal hubs.
  3. Security: To ensure the safety and security of missionaries, the Church uses a secure mail system. Mail is sorted and processed at the Church's mail centers, and then sent to missionaries via airmail or surface mail.
  4. Delivery: Mail is typically delivered to missionaries at their mission homes or apartments, where they can receive it during their free time.

What can be sent:

What cannot be sent:

Tips and reminders:

By using the LDS missionary mail service, missionaries can stay connected with loved ones and receive important supplies and support while serving abroad.