The Field is White-ish
Rules & leaders comics
Mission rules, mission leaders, and the car monitor that sees everything. Comics about life by the missionary handbook.
6 comics
Missionaries are organized into districts and zones, each with missionary leaders, all under a mission president. It can sound a lot like the military, minus the salutes.
A mission president oversees all the missionaries in a mission, usually for three years, alongside his wife. Missionaries love their mission president. They are also a little afraid of him.
Missionaries regularly check in with their companion about how they’re working together. For a senior couple, that companion is a spouse of forty-plus years, which brings its own kind of expertise.
Missionaries serve in companionships of two, and sometimes three. The driving monitor in many mission cars can feel like a very talkative third companion.
Missionaries extend invitations, like reading the Book of Mormon or coming to church, with love and without pressure. The car's driving monitor has noticed a different kind of aggressive.
Church leaders often speak of “hastening the work” (Doctrine and Covenants 88:73). Many mission cars have an in-car driving monitor that has strong opinions about hastening anything.