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Recently, while giving a speech at Johns Hopkin's about religious freedom, someone from the audience asked Elder Oaks about the Church's policy on LGBT Mormons and how that has affected the suicide rate of those members within the Church. Here's a portion of Elder Oaks' response:
If you're working on next year's family trips, you may want to consider working in a stop at the free Family Discovery Day this upcoming February. RootsTech, an annual family history conference in Salt Lake City, is excited to announce an exciting line-up of speakers for their free family event, including apostles and other well-known Mormons.
"I had never felt that kind of distress before," says Jon Schmidt, a member of the Piano Guys, in the Day 12 #LightTheWorld video. "It's a weight that would crush you."
"'Freedom4All' means that everybody deserves to be free, especially children regardless of where they live," O.U.R. founder and CEO Tim Ballard said. "Help us be a voice to the voiceless."
“Membership in the Church is a very personal matter. Every individual counts. That is why we function on the principle of common consent,” Elder Holland said. “We want everyone to have an opinion, to express him or herself, and to be united in going forward. . . . I love the imagery of arms to the square and the meaning behind that. No one has to serve alone in the Church, whatever our calling.” Elder Renlund added with a smile, “Another thing that the members can do to sustain me as one of the Twelve is to forgive me for not being perfect."
“Because of Jasmine, Heavenly Father showed me that I do have talents,” LDS trainer CJ Jackson said. “A way I can use them to bless other people’s lives is through Jasmine.”
We know we shouldn’t think about sin because “as [a man] thinketh in his heart, so is he” (Proverbs 23:7). So on what should we be focusing? Avoiding sin? Not really.