New Scotland/Ireland Mission Leaders

The Scotland/Ireland Mission is excited to welcome President Gregory Randall and Sister Emily Randall as their new mission leaders. Stepping into the roles previously held by President James McCrudden and Sister Andrea McCrudden, the Randalls bring a wealth of experience and deep faith to their new assignment.

President Randall, 53, hails from the East Mill Creek 15th Ward, Salt Lake East Mill Creek Stake. His extensive service in the Church includes roles as stake president, bishop, ward Young Men president, and a missionary in the California Sacramento Mission. Sister Randall, equally dedicated, served her mission in Pittsburgh, PA. Both are natives of Salt Lake City, Utah, and alumni of the University of Utah. Their journey together began in high school, blossoming into marriage after each completed their respective missions.

Professionally, President Randall built a distinguished career with the accounting firm KPMG. However, both agree that Sister Randall took on the more challenging and rewarding career, successfully raising their six children. Their family life has been a testament to their commitment to faith, service, and love. Their three older children are married, while their youngest children, triplets, are also achieving great things: their son is serving a mission in Boston, their daughter is serving a mission in Brazil, and their other daughter is finishing her studies at university.

In December, Sister and President Randall received the call to serve as mission leaders in the Scotland/Ireland Mission. Their excitement was palpable, especially with the recent announcement of a new temple in Scotland, which signifies growth and spiritual development in the region.

The Randalls have always embraced opportunities to serve, finding immense blessings and strengthened faith in their various callings. They are eager to bring this spirit of dedication and service to the missionaries and members in Scotland and Ireland.

As the Scotland/Ireland Mission welcomes President and Sister Randall, we look forward to the positive impact their leadership will undoubtedly have. Their story of faith, commitment, and service inspires all, promising a bright future for the mission.