George Durrant is no stranger to missionary work. In addition to serving a full-time mission as a young man, he has served as president of the Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah, and as a mission president in Tennessee and Kentucky.

“As a result of these treasured experiences, I have learned many specific principles about how a mission can truly be a magnificent experience,” writes the author in 100 Character Traits of Great Missionaries.

Brother Durrant has identified a hundred principles to help today’s missionaries. With tips on loving investigators, developing discipline, and finding the right balance between humor and seriousness, this helpful book is full of time-tested advice designed to help current missionaries improve and future missionaries prepare.

In the end, those who read 100 Character Traits of Great Missionaries will discover not only how to become great missionaries but also great people.