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Growing up as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints has been such a unique and wonderful experience. I had grown up in two different states in the west in which both areas had a similar community. I grew up in cities where the Church was very strong and there were many members to socialize and befriend. I loved the experience of ha... Read More
So, I accepted a calling today to be a Young Single Adults representative. I wasn't at church today, I was not feeling well and stayed home to rest. That didn't stop the 1st counselor from stopping by my new house, which I just moved into 2 or 3 days ago and was part of the reason I didn't show up at church (I hurt myself moving furniture). He offered the calling, and I, without thinking said, "Sure! I'll give it a try!" Looking back, I realize th... Read More
"The FAIR Conference was inspiring and enlightening and I will recommend that everyone buy tickets for next year’s. At the conference FRG was permitted to set up a table right next to the big names of the FAIR executives like Scott Gordon, Mike Parker, and John Lynch; I have to say that this was pretty coo... Read More
The Word of Wisdom is an inspired health code. “Chapter 29: Living the Word of Wisdom,” Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Brigham Young, page 211 When we go on a trip to the settlements and stop at the brethren’s houses, it is, “Brother Brigham, let us manifest our feelings towards you and your company.” I tell them to do so, but give me a piece of Johnny-cake [cornbread]; I would rather have it than their pies and tarts and sweet meats. Let me have somethin... Read More
Last wednesday's class was particularly helpful in helping me understand the song "Deep River." I didn't know what the song was talking about when it said that "I want to cross over into campground."
We talked about revival meetings, held at campgrounds and became especially large. Eventually, starting at Gasper River, the people came ready to sustain themselves through the multi-day ordeal.
My favorite part was the outlining of the 6 "exercises" of people... Read More
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