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I've been thinking about the "baggage" that we bring in with us when become members of the LDS Church.
That
baggage doesn't prohibit us from membership, but it can cause problems.
baggage doesn't prohibit us from membership, but it can cause problems.
Visiting teaching is one of my favorite times during the
month. Every sister, single or married, is important in the Lord's eyes.
My thoughts are on our brothers and sisters in Haiti. There have been
many times over the past week that I have cried and mourned for them.
Pressure from family and friends is among the reasons new
converts go inactive. I hope this column will provide some
help for those struggling with this issue.
It can
get so monotonous when every day seems just like the one before. But
every now and then, there are reminders that time is surely going by.
A new family project has our children thinking less about toys they might receive for Christmas and more about doing service for others.
I cannot believe that we are smack-dab in the holiday season. Is it just me, or did the
last quarter of this year come in like a flash?
Why is it
that church growth in black Africa is increasing at such a high rate,
while in America the rate seems much slower among African-Americans?