Are Mormons Christians?
Reading this book makes it hard to question the real Christianity of Mormons.

This is the story of one typical missionary who served in Thailand during the 1973 Thai Revolution, while other Southeast Asian governments were all collapsing, following the U.S. withdrawal from the Vietnam conflict. With this political turmoil as a backdrop, the author follows his day-to-day missionary life, from the extremes of being threatened at gun point to the routine attempts to convince culturally, nationalistically and religiously bound Buddhists that their lives would be better off in this world and the next if they embraced Christianity as taught by the Mormons.

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This missionary experience is deepened and enriched by battles with parasites, broken ankles, rabid dogs, bicycle accidents, religious intolerance, and the foibles of youth. Through it all, a Mormon mission can be the single most adventurous and influential event of a young man's life. It is a process that is clearly worth living, whether in the first person or vicariously through the chapters of this book.

READ A FREE CHAPTER:

Here are three free chapters from Two Years in God's Mormon Army

• Revolution
• Father and Son
• Surgery

Click on the chapter links to open the PDF files for each chapter.

• "A quick read a great adventure!"
• "The spiritual events and emotions of my own mission came back in waves even though I served in a different part of
  the world."
• "This is the most enjoyable and easy to understand explanation of Mormon thought and culture that I have ever read."
• "It is the most honest portrayal of a Mormon mission that I could possibly imagine."
• "It is still hard to believe that so many Mormons so willingly give up two years to go on this missionary quest."
• "Many Mormon beliefs were put in a context that made them easy to understand. I thoroughly enjoyed the read.