About

Meet the family behind the comic

We’re Brandon and Brooklyn Camp, a dad and daughter who both served missions. We make a free daily comic and faith-filled music for missionary families and returned missionaries.

Who we are

Hi, I’m Brandon Camp. I built Missionary Treasures with my daughter, Brooklyn. I served my mission in Viña del Mar, Chile, and Brooklyn served in Dallas, Texas. Both missions were turning points in our lives, and this site is our way of giving back.

I started making the comics just for fun, and Brooklyn soon joined in. Our very first one was Ask Your Mom: two sister missionaries at the door while Mom hides behind the blinds. That happened a lot when I was serving. As a parent, I understand it a lot better than I did at 19.

Our first comic: “Can you ask your Mom when she will be home?”

Our first comic · #5 Ask Your Mom

Brooklyn works as an in-field MTC mentor, and she started sharing the comics with her missionaries. We also sent them to my son, Dallin, who is serving a Spanish-speaking mission in Atlanta, Georgia. The missionaries liked them, and some even sent back ideas for new ones.

So many families sacrifice to get their missionaries into the field. We wanted to recognize that, and to give them something fun they can share for free.

BrandonViña del Mar, ChileReturned missionary
BrooklynDallas, TexasReturned missionary · in-field MTC mentor
DallinAtlanta, GeorgiaServing now · Spanish speaking

What we make

Today’s comic: “We’ve seen some combat ourselves.”

The comic

The Field is White-ish is a single-panel comic about the everyday comedy of mission life. Brooklyn and I come up with every idea and joke, most of them from our own missions and the missionaries we know. Then we use AI to help bring each scene to life. A new comic posts every day.

The comics cover companions, bikes, dinner appointments, language study, and the occasional very large dog. Missionaries have started sending us ideas, too. Every comic is free to email, print, or share, and each one has a short “Missed the reference?” note for family members who haven’t served.

Read today’s comic

The music

Sixteen Stones is my project. The name comes from Ether 3, where the brother of Jared brings sixteen small stones to the Lord and asks Him to touch them so they’ll give light.

I’ve always been creative, but I never had the art or music skills to bring my ideas to life (despite playing the flute all through high school). AI changed that. I come up with the idea for each song and use AI to help create it. The goal is simple: songs that build faith in Christ.

Every song is free to download here and share with your missionary. We also release every song on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, and other streaming services, so the music is easy to find wherever people already listen.

Listen & download free

How to use the site

Send a smile every week

Every day there's a new The Field is White-ish comic about the funny side of mission life. Missionaries can't browse the web, so each comic has a Send to my missionary button. On a phone it opens your share menu, so you can attach the comic to an email or send it over Messenger on P-day. On a computer it saves the image so you can attach it yourself.

Tuck a few favorites into your weekly email on P-day.
Print one and slip it into a letter or package.
Browse the archive by topic: bikes, dinner appointments, language study, and more.

Free music they can keep

Missionaries usually can't stream, but they can listen to songs saved on their device. Every Sixteen Stones song is free to download. Send a single song or a whole album.

Mission music rules vary. When in doubt, ask your missionary what their mission allows.

Get it by email

Sign up at the bottom of any page for a free daily comic or a weekly P-day digest. You can also add up to three missionaries’ @missionary.org addresses, and we’ll send it straight to them once you confirm your own email. They don’t need to do anything. Tell us the month they’re coming home and we’ll stop before their missionary address is closed. You can add, remove, or change missionaries any time on Manage my missionaries (missionarytreasures.com/manage).

The fine print

You're welcome to send comics and songs to your missionary, family, and friends. If you share online, please link back to missionarytreasures.com.

Human-centered, AI-supported

Everything here starts with people: missionaries, the families who love them, and the everyday moments that make mission life memorable. We use AI tools to help create the comic art and the Sixteen Stones music. The ideas, the jokes, and the final say are ours.

Not an official Church site

Missionary Treasures is an independent project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Contact us

Questions, ideas for a comic, a resource that helped your family, or just a story from the mission field? Email us at crew@missionarytreasures.com. We read everything.

crew@missionarytreasures.com