ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Trenton served in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Peru. During his mission, he served under three mission presidents and experienced dozens of faith-promoting moments that strengthened his testimony and shaped his discipleship.
He left home as a confident and hardworking young man. When I asked him how his mission changed him, his response was simple but profound: "It taught me how to recognize my weaknesses."
His humility as a disciple of Jesus Christ and his willingness to change have truly made him a new creature in Christ.
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