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VIDEO: 🔆 Join Jenny, Brandt, and John and participate in today’s #ComeFollowMe lesson! November 30– December 6 | Moroni 1–6: “To Keep Them in the Right Way” 🔆
Moroni 1–6: “To Keep Them in the Right Way”
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Julie Berry, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, authors Wishes and Wellingtons
Julie’s novels are hailed by critics and she has been called “a modern master of historical fiction” and “a celestially inspired storyteller.” She has written multiple award-winning novels for children and young adults, including Printz Honor winner The Passion of Dolssa and Odyssey Honor winner The Scandalous Sisterhood of Prickwillow Place. Lovely War (2019) was a New York Times bestseller and Wall Street Journal Best Children’s Book of 2019.
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VIDEO: Deseret Book Live — Sister Reyna I. Aburto, Second Counselor in the General Relief Society Presidency, talks with Yahosh Bonner about how the hard things in our lives can create a firm foundation in Christ
What does it mean to be steadfast and immovable in the gospel during times of chaos? Sister Reyna I. Aburto, Second Counselor in the General Relief Society Presidency, talks with Yahosh Bonner about how the hard things in our lives can create a firm foundation in Christ that will help us to “be of good cheer” despite the difficulties of our days (3 Nephi 1:13).
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VIDEO: Jesus and the Woman of Samaria – John 4
The woman at the well is a story that teaches us that all who drink of the Living Water, even Jesus Christ, will never thirst again. This video shows the significance of the historical setting and its placement immediately following that of Nicodemus, a member of the Sanhedrin. John’s comparison of the adulteress Samaritan woman to that of a male Jewish ruler, provides powerful insights as to how all, no matter our status in life, can be purified by the grace of the Savior Jesus Christ.
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#ComeFollowMe nugget – The power of remembering
Nephi’s father, Helaman, had urged his sons to “remember, remember”: he wanted them to remember their ancestors, remember the words of the prophets, and most of all remember “our Redeemer, who is Christ” (see Helaman 5:5–14).
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VIDEO: Reinstituting Institute and Seminary | Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
“The pandemic has unnerved everyone globally, and members of the Church have been similarly affected. Some people have asked me, “When will we have seminary again?” and “When will the Church reinstitute institute classes?” There is no perfect answer since so much depends on local circumstances and the restrictions for local schools.”
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Virtual Storytelling Tour: Carthage Jail — the Martyrdom of Joseph Smith in Carthage, Illinois
The Prophet Joseph Smith and his brother, Hyrum, were shot and killed while under the protection of the state of Illinois in Carthage Jail. The jail and its rooms are shown in this virtual storytelling tour!
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Pillar of Light: New Graphic Novel Adaptation of Joseph Smith’s First Vision Celebrates Bicentennial #HearHim
Andrew and Sal created a graphic novel adaption of Joseph Smith’s First Vision. It is called...
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VIDEO: THE CEO’S TIME MACHINE: Exclusive interview with Latter-day Saint authors Geoff & Zoe Thatcher
Through creative storytelling and bold illustrations (similar to a graphic novel), THE CEO’S TIME MACHINE (Casa Flamingo Literary Arts, June 1, 2020), brings readers on an unexpected journey: an outgoing CEO walks his protĂ©gĂ©, through a strange garage rumored to house a top-secret time machine.
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VIDEO: History of the Saints (Glenn Rawson): Miracles and Mercies of the Restoration Fireside Part 2
This is the second in a series of firesides telling stories from the journals and histories of our ancestors.
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VIDEO: From reformation to restoration — bringing history to life through rare historic artifacts (Reid Moon)
Bringing history to life through rare historic artifacts
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Download this book: Fifty-One Tasks for Increased Preparedness (Kindle Edition) by David Dye
Get a buzz by doing something fun AND prepping. This is not a list to end all lists. It is a start. Do one thing, and five more will come to mind. Make your own list. Take inventory of your life, and what needs to be done. Some of what you do will need to be done, and will be laborious. Some will need to be done, but will be a blast. But it will all be useful. And when your family is bored, pull this list out with the mind to check one thing off the list. Everything on here is a good use of time.
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