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"Our yearnings for happiness were implanted in our hearts by Deity. They represent a kind of home-sickness, for we have a residual memory of our premortal existence. They are also a foretaste of the fullness of joy that is promised to the faithful."
- Jack H. Goaslind (Ensign, May 1986, pp. 52-53.) -
Church Bulletin and Service Bloopers
This is a compilation of actual Church Bulletin and Service bloopers:Ward Adult Valentine's Activity: bring your favorite game and a spouse of a friend for a ( Read more... ) -
Infectious Mormonosis
DEFINITION: Infectious Mormonosis is a behavioral pattern (complete way of belief) found in members of the Mormon Church exclusively and resulting in an enviable type of social and religious conduct which is typical of no other group of people. (Indeed, many have felt that their deviation from the usual norms of behavior is so striking in some ( Read more... ) -
Little Insights
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Mormon Ad: Here's a Small Tip
Here’s a Small Tip
Embarrassing things happen to everyone. Clean up if you can, apologize if necessary, and get on with enjoying life.
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7-UPS
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Here goes!
Ok, so I lied. It wasn't my last post. It's 8:02am right now. I've showered, dressed (half way), and slipped into my mom's office for one last post. I just wanted to tell you all what happened last night ( Read more... ) -
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It is important that you have oil in your lamps so that when you say to the Lord, "Here am I; send me," you are prepared and qualified to be sent. We are all heaven sent, but what we are able to accomplish in the Lord's work depends to a large extent on our willingness and ability.
President James E. Faust
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Mormon Ad: Heaven's Gate
Heaven’s Gate
In the Lord’s house you leave the world behind and start on the path to eternal glory. (See D&C 110:7-9.)
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