Every letter, call, chat and photo of their mission — kept, and made into a book.
It gathers itself while they serve. When they come home, it is a printed volume in their own words — and their voice still plays behind the pages.
From $19/month while they serve · the book from $99. See pricing
Calls
Letters
Chats
Biographer
Photos
Translation
Their voice
The book
- The call opening, on video
- Every letter they write
- Every chat, both ways
- Every call home
- Their voice, playable from the page
- Videos — scan the page to watch
- Photos, filed by the day they were taken
- Every area they served
- Every companion
- The people they taught
- The mission president
- Transfers and milestones
- The land, the cities, the towns
- Their testimony, in their own words
- Farewell and homecoming
- Tender mercies, as they happened
- Written in both languages
Your missionary never has to log in, download anything, or write a single word differently. They keep writing home, texting and calling home exactly the way they already do — the archive captures it all and does the rest.
Before the first letter
Start with the call opening.
It’s free, and it’s the first page.
Host it here — no account, no card. Everyone guesses where they’re going. You open it together on a video call, and the recording is kept. Start the archive later and it becomes the first page of the book, with a code that plays it.
- Free to host. Nothing to install.
- Guests guess by name. First name and last initial only, and the page is unlisted.
- Recorded on video and kept three months free — for good once the archive begins.
- Prints in Part I, with a code that plays it.
Every call home. A lifetime of stories.
The email tells you what happened.
The call tells you the real story.
The weekly email
“We had a great week.”
Short, and careful not to worry you. Transfers, baptisms, activities, a few photos — written on a phone in the little time P-day leaves for it.
The call home
- ✓The person they met who changed everything
- ✓The prayer that was answered
- ✓The moment they almost gave up — and didn’t
- ✓The laughter, the hesitation, the companion stories
- ✓The testimony you hear in their voice, not just read in a paragraph
Missionary Legacy records the calls your family takes in its own call room — you choose which moments are kept — and connects them with the letters, chats, photos, and videos. Week by week, it all becomes one book: the story on the page, and their voice behind it.
Email-book companies preserve what your missionary wrote.
Missionary Legacy preserves what they lived.
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A living record
A book is something you read.
This is something you hear.
Thirty years from now, you won’t read that they opened their mission call. You’ll watch it. Beside the story of the baptism, a printed code — scan it and their own voice tells it, from the family call, cued to the second they said it.
- Scan the page. Watch them open the call.
- The baptism, in their own voice.
- Call moments start at the exact second.
- The codes never stop working — we never seal what the book points at.
Why start on day one
The Church deletes a missionary’s whole account — email, Drive, and every photo — as soon as 60 days after they come home.
Most families brace for the emails. Almost nobody expects the photos. The shared album your missionary has been filling all mission lives inside that same account, and when it closes the album closes with it — permanently, with no recovery. Archive Rescue imports a whole mission’s worth of letters from an exported mail label in minutes, each filed by its own date, photos included, copies merged. But a call that was never captured is a story you never hear them tell again.
The letters can be rescued later. Their voice can’t.
“Come, follow me.” — Luke 18:22
Begin Today
Their mission is
your family's legacy.
Don’t let the real story disappear when the call ends. Every call, letter, and chat becomes part of the book — and the day your family opens it, they won’t just read the story. They’ll hear your missionary tell it.
Begin Your Mission ArchivePrivate to your family · Yours forever · The book is yours to print
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