DOES THIS HELP®

Author: K. KIRTON NINER

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    And then the book effectively hands the story to us through Moroni’s invitation: Now that you have the record, what are you going to do with it?

  • Still I Will Try

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    A Nephite song from the final days The fires are burning beyond the hill,The voices of my people are growing still.I have watched the mighty turn away,And wondered if I could stand another day. But Moroni carries the record on,Through shattered cities and dying dawn.If one man walks when the multitude falls,Then maybe faith still…

  • Sacrament

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    The Sacrament: An Honor of Remembrance, Not a Moment of Fear Good Morning Creeker. Today I want to speak about something that has become very personal to me: the sacrament, remembrance, fear, and what it means to recognize the presence of Jesus Christ in our lives. I was born into the covenant. I grew up…

  • ARTIST SHIMMER I AM

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    I Am Still Me: Spirit, Body, Covenant, and Christ A 15-Minute Conversation with Latter-day Saint Friends of my Eternal Brother I want to talk about something very simple that has become profound to me: I am a CHILD OF GOD. I was a Spirit before this my mortal life. I am a Spirit LIVING through…

  • My Amazing Body: A Home for Me

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    Kindergarden Lesson #RALLY01 Big Idea My body is amazing. It helps me learn, play, love, think, and grow. Many people believe our body is the home or vessel for who we are on the inside. Some people call that our spirit, our heart, or our inner self. Different families may use different words, and we…

  • Technology-in-Action

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    Technology in Action: The Who, What, When, Why, Does This Help? & How Technology is more than computers, phones, or websites. Technology is every tool we create to help us communicate, solve problems, preserve knowledge, and improve the way we live. From a pencil to a supercomputer, every invention begins with one simple question: Does…

  • The Cart Before the Horse

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    Somewhere along the way, education put the cart before the horse. I was taught to build the forms. My children were taught to fill them out. That may seem like a small difference, but it changes everything. When I first entered the workforce as a receptionist, I wasn’t simply shown where to type. I learned…

  • My Father’s Blessing

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    In this life, he was my father. Today, I think of him as my guardian angel. I believe those we love do not simply disappear when they leave this mortal life. Their influence remains with us. Their love continues to shape us. As the familiar poem says, “Those we love don’t go away; they walk…

  • An Invitation to Remember

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    The Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ: An Invitation to Remember Brothers and sisters, I am grateful for the opportunity to share a few thoughts today about the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. As I have reflected on what to say, I have found myself returning to one simple question: How do we know who Jesus…

  • A Pioneer’s Witness of the Promised Land

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    Sometimes I feel the world overlooks one of the simplest truths of my faith. I believe the history of Jesus Christ was not recorded only in the Bible. I believe He fulfilled His promise to visit His “other sheep” and that His ministry among the people of this promised land is preserved in the Book…