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Seeds in the heart
Posted On 04/30/2008 08:14:33 by Aurorasungem
I looked out the window and realized this morning it is almost spring and planting time.  There is so much to get done this time of the year.  The beds need prepped, soil amendments need to be bought and added in, bulbs need to be put in the ground, and I need to decide what kinds of plants I wish to put into the ground.  I think Heavenly father reminds us every so often it is time to start preparing things in life.  Just like planting a garden, he tills the fertile soil of... Read More



True Conversion
Posted On 04/17/2008 13:38:47 by Bethie
I'm reading this great little book by one of my favorite authors, Elder Neal A. Maxwell, "Moving in His Majestry and Power". It was written in 2004, the manuscript finished just 10 days before his death. There are ten chapters of deep reflection on various subjects. I just finished the chapter entitled, "Conversion" and it has many wonderful insights. I recall a church leader, maybe President Hinckley, saying a big concern of the church should be "retention, retention, retention". In other words... Read More



Returning To The Fold
Posted On 04/14/2008 09:08:19 by BevUk
So,
I have now learned that re-baptism is possible.
How do I feel?...relieved, grateful, lowly, ......
I need to stand up and be counted, but when will I move myself?
Maybe I will venture out to church again this coming Sunday, all I need is to be consistant in my endeavour.
Its so much easier to talk the talk, - I need to walk the walk too.
I mustnt look back, I must press forward.
But I know me!!.....procrastination is a hurdle not yet overcome.
How much more fulfi... Read More



American Idol David Archuleta and Brooke White - What About Those Mormons?
Posted On 04/11/2008 21:48:32 by LdsNana
So, I have been maintaining two ongoing blogs over on HubPages.  One about David Archuleta and the other about Brooke White.  I have also noted in my headlines that they are Mormon....

In other words, when someone searches on either David Archuleta or Brooke White - using also the tag of "Mormon" - I receive traffic on my blogs specifically because the person wanting to know about either Brooke or David - is wanting information associated with their Mormonism.

To the... Read More



Honoring Husbands
Posted On 04/11/2008 02:28:50 by Tamrajh
I have noticed for quite a while that there are often discussions around how men should honor  their wives and treat them with respect. Love them, put them on a pedastool, all that kind of thing. Which I, as a woman, think is wonderful. I love that my husband adores me and treats me well. But I've also noticed that there seems to be something missing in these talks. What about the reciprocal? Shouldn't we, as women, respect our husbands? Not just respect the priesthood, which we are often r... Read More



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