I have been gone for 10 days and have missed you all - and that is THE TRUTH! Coincidentally, I will be teaching the RS President's Lesson tomorrow and understanding the importance of TRUTH and its reflection in our life.
I cannot wait to share this time with you - that is absolutely the truth!
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Please join us August 1, 2017 at 7 PM (Armstrong's Home) to discuss Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly.
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Please join us August 1, 2017 at 7 PM (Armstrong's Home) to discuss Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly.
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1 comment:
Your lesson was wonderful! My favorite part was when you described us a choice spirits for this time. Sometimes I think that it would have been more important to have been crossing the plains pushing a handcart but we all apirits play a different role. We are so blessed to live in a place where the prophets have looked down into the corridor of time. Let us rise the occasion for which we have been called.
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