Hi, I'm Malia

I'm Sister Kioa.I'm from Tonga and i am serving in california Anaheim mission.

About Me

I'm Sister Kioa from the kingdom of Tonga,heheeeee, I am the oldest of 4 including myself, I am currently serving as a Missionary in the Anaheim california mission.
I love to play Tongan Basketball and Volleyball, I love to sing and to dance, a tongan dancing called Tauolunga...if you wanna learn that kind of dance talk to anyone with the black name tag and asked for me, I would love to teach you...I love to SMILE also.
I love my family and I love the gospel of Jesus Christ...I have been a member of the church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints my whole life, and while I am out here in Anaheim I love to share to my brothers and sisters in Anaheim that the church has been restored to the earth again. Families are eternal and that Heavenly father loves us so much.I do beleive that and I know that it's true.

Why I am a Mormon

I'm a mormon because i know this is the true Church of Jesus Christ upon this earth today! I was born and raised in the gospel and i know that Heavenly Father has a perfect plan for us all to return back and live with him again!

How I live my faith

By reading from the scriptures daily, personal prayer and striving to keep God's Commandments everyday! Also my sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ :)

Are all Mormons required to serve a mission?

Malia answered...

There is a strong tradition of missionary service in the Church. The Savior taught, “Go ye therefore, and teach all nations” (Matthew 28:19). Church members consider it a privilege to show their love for other people and the Lord by sharing the gospel.
Missionaries generally begin serving when they are from 19 to 21 years old. Many retired seniors, men, women, and married couples also serve missions. Missionaries serve from 18 months to 2 years. Missions are voluntary, and missionaries are not paid for their service. Missionaries come from around the world, and they serve wherever the Church calls them. While serving full-time, missionaries are official representatives of the Church.
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Taylor answered...

Quite simply, no. The young men of the church have been strongly encouraged to serve a mission at age 19, and the sisters are able to serve at age 21, but no one is required to serve. We do it because we want to! Who in their right mind would give up two years and pay that's right, missionaries pay their own way to go somewhere they had never been and do all that they do? We serve missions becuase we know that Jesus is the Christ, and we want the happiness that knowledge bring to be available to everyone! So no, Mormons are not required to serve a mission. It's a personal choice to share the happiness and joy they've received from the Gospel.

Do you really believe there is a prophet like Moses alive today?

Emily answered...

Yes! (You might want to sit down for this great news!) I love reading the stories of prophets in the Old Testament. The prophets spoke to the people of that time about the things they most needed to hear. I'm so grateful that just like in biblical times, we have a prophet for us now!

Our prophet truly is a man called by God to help us. I know this is true every time I read his insights and guidance for us in these times. With a living prophet to guide us, we know what to focus on in our personal and family life.