DREAMS OF MISSIONARIES COMING HOME EARLY

I have heard reports all over the place.  Here is a first/second hand account of one instance.

I can only guess there will be a huge re-allocation of missionaries from Russia in order to comply with the new law.  The USA just sent 1,000 troops to work side by side with the Poles to avert any "regional" aggression in the area.  We have thousands of pieces of heavy armor already in place over there - some of it buried in vaults in Norway.  England has moved most of its heavy armour to the mainland and it is being stored in Germany.  Who would have guessed this unusual alliance just 70 years after being mortal enemies??

Folks, this is EXACTLY as it was predicted so many years ago.  The furthest back I can remember is a call back in the 1850's about the missionaries being called home from far and near.  So far, the count is Venezuela/Columbia (except for locals), Russia and a few other outliers.  Notice that they are all socialist/marxist or leaning countries.  When he is entrenched, the adversary's first order of business (through his goons in the physical realm) is to throw out the Lord's servants.....

From AVOW:

My cousin is on her mission in Tennessee. She had the same dream 3 nights in a row that she needed to get home in September. She is scheduled to come home in the end of November. She finally told her mission president about it and he let her call home. Her mission president also talked with the local area 70 and he agreed to let her come home the beginning of October. I guess this is usual bc they usually only allow up to 3 weeks early. They also said they are closing the mission to female (could not read the rest).

And, today is the 100 year anniversary of my company.  I am waiting to see what happens with anticipation.  Let's get the party ON, baby!  Woohoo!!

UPDATE ON RUSSIAN MISSIONARY THING:

My wife just sent me this as part of a Church news release:

Russia Passes Law Affecting Missionary Work

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released the following statement Friday, July 8, 2016:
The Church recognizes a new law will take effect in Russia on July 20, 2016 that will have an impact on missionary work. The Church will honor, sustain and obey the law. Missionaries will remain in Russia and will work within the requirements of these changes. The Church will further study and analyze the law and its impact as it goes into effect.