Clay Stephens served in the Scotland, Edinburgh Mission from October 1999 through September 2001. Clay shared many experiences serving a mission in Scotland, recounting details such as receiving his call while working a wildland fire in Montana and their pre-mission job earning money for the mission. Clay detailed various mission memories, including the MTC experience, cultural shock in Scotland, serving in areas like Dunfermline, Aberdeen, and Ayr, humorous pranks involving Elder Paul Williams, and the distinct leadership styles of President Clyde and President Wilkinson. Clay Stephens reflected that their mission was "the best experience" and a time that "changed the whole trajectory of my life."

Clay currently lives in Paul, Idaho, with his wife and their 3 children.

Jack and Zack provided a health update on President and Sister Vriens from their daughter, Angie, detailing President Vriens' severe health decline since January, including a broken back, hip, and worsening dementia leading to hospice care, while Sister Vriens also experienced significant cognitive decline.

Zack proposed an initiative for individuals to send messages, current and missionary photos to President and Sister Vriens, with Jack and Zack offering to feature people on their podcast to share memories. Jack and Zack shared their fond memories of President and Sister Vriens' Christlike leadership and positive impact on them.

Their address is:

3014 E Shakespeare Place

Salt Lake City, UT 84108

Ian Felton served in the Scotland, Edinburgh Mission from February 2010 through February 2012. He shares his incredible story about being diagnosed with ADHD and Autism early in his life and how his mother was told he would more than likely never serve a mission and more. Ian used that as motivation and had many miracles along his path to his mission. Amazingly, his mission is how he came to meet his wife as well.

Ian currently lives in Gorleston, England, with his wife and their 2 children.

Recorded July 27, 2025