Missionaries that will be serving in the Philippine Naga
mission with Sister Hancock
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4th Area, NAGA
3rd area, Camaligan
2nd area, SIPOCOT
1st area, DAET
Sister Rachelle Hancock
Philippines Naga Mission
PO Box 8857
Naga City
4400 Camarines Sur
Philippines
Write the address on the envelope, then go to the post office and ask for an "International stamp". (90 cents)
She will love hearing from you!
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4th Area, NAGA
3rd area, Camaligan
2nd area, SIPOCOT
1st area, DAET
Followers
Sister Rachelle Hancock
Philippines Naga Mission
PO Box 8857
Naga City
4400 Camarines Sur
Philippines
Write the address on the envelope, then go to the post office and ask for an "International stamp". (90 cents)
She will love hearing from you!
"The bugs are eating me alive!"
Daet Video
How to keep in touch with Sister Hancock
Dear Elder Letter
Go to http://www.dearelder.com/
Click on Write a Letter
Under the Letter Selection, find the drop down menu
Select Philippines, Naga
Click Write a Missionary
Write your letter in the space provided
When you are finished, click Send Letter
She will get your letter in 7-14 days
How does pouch mail work?
The Church offers a free mail delivery service called "pouch mail" for letters to missionaries serving in countries where regular mail services are not reliable. Every week, they send one packet of letters to each pouch mission office, with the goal of more successful, timely letter delivery.
Pouch mail is sent out every Monday, but letters must be submitted by midnight on Sundays (technically 12am on Monday) to be included in that batch.
We print the pouch letters that you write through our site for free, and send them weekly to the Church's pouch mail department. They, then, are responsible for sending the letters to your missionary.
DearElder.com is able to meet all of the Church's new pouch requirements.
This service is for letters only, and does not apply to packages.
Dear Elder Letter
Go to http://www.dearelder.com/
Click on Write a Letter
Under the Letter Selection, find the drop down menu
Select Philippines, Naga
Click Write a Missionary
Write your letter in the space provided
When you are finished, click Send Letter
She will get your letter in 7-14 days
How does pouch mail work?
The Church offers a free mail delivery service called "pouch mail" for letters to missionaries serving in countries where regular mail services are not reliable. Every week, they send one packet of letters to each pouch mission office, with the goal of more successful, timely letter delivery.
Pouch mail is sent out every Monday, but letters must be submitted by midnight on Sundays (technically 12am on Monday) to be included in that batch.
We print the pouch letters that you write through our site for free, and send them weekly to the Church's pouch mail department. They, then, are responsible for sending the letters to your missionary.
DearElder.com is able to meet all of the Church's new pouch requirements.
This service is for letters only, and does not apply to packages.
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