HAPPY SABBATH-- SUNDAY DEVOTIONAL

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This morning my family and I are gathering at noon via Zoom app to share our thoughts and feelings about the recent article in the Ensign by our Prophet Russell M. Nelson.  If you would like to read and ponder on his words, you can access it here A MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT RUSSELL M. NELSON.

The reason why we are gathering is because my dear friend Rachel Sebra, shared her testimony of the prophet and what she said brought me peace and hope.  Her selfless effort to share her thoughts brightened my hope.  Thank you Rachel:) And so it goes:  We share our faith and hope and the trickle effect can make a profound difference in the lives of others. 

Isn't it wonderful how we can gather virtually and participate in discussions that lift and raise our hopes.  I would like to challenge you to download the article and annotate it.  Look for passages that are powerful and inspiring.  Choose a passage that you loved in particular and share below in the comments-- write the quote verbatim and then put your comments about it.  When we bare our witness to truth and share it, it confirms our own testimony and strengthens others. 

It is my hope that this blog can be a place where we can all share together and uplift on another. 

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  1. Quarantine CoronacationMarch 22, 2020 at 10:51 AM

    "Spiritual security will always depend upon how one lives, not where one lives." I really like this idea because we create our Zion where we are. We invite others to join in building our Zion here, where we are.

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