Blessings
Though counseled to “stand in holy places,” in the most holy of places, we kneel.
“Black history is family history is … everyone’s shared history”
My journal is filled with many inspirations and revelations that began with a few words spoken from the pulpit during a sacrament meeting.
I can see that living according to the standards outlined in the Word of Wisdom has blessed my life.
So, knowing nothing about family history, I decided to try and make it fun.
I sank to the ground and cried out, “Dave! What do we do?” He replied resolutely, “We planned to go to the pageant. We are going to the pageant.”
As President Nelson suggested, I am “astounded!” I believe you may be astounded too.
When general conference began, the Spirit began to speak a different story to me.
We are surrounded by women—both young and older—who are brilliant and amazing! Do we really see them?
As I prayed, I clearly heard the Spirit whisper to me, “You are an eternal family.”