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Emily Peterson, a CEO and mother of six, shares her thoughts on grief after losing her husband to brain cancer.
Brace yourselves. I need to make an announcement: I'm not very smart. (No snide remarks, please.) There are areas of expertise where I am completely, and utterly ignorant.
I was baptized 10 years ago. During these 10 years, my journey has not been easy. But being baptized has made it easier. The gospel, the Church, and my membership in the Church have truly enriched my life.
I've lived much of my life deciding whether or not people deserved my compassion. And I had a fantastic formula for deciding this: if their challenges were easier than mine, then no compassion was given on my part.
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During my Young Women years, I heard many lessons on the hurtful effects of gossip. In my 14-year-old brain, I assumed we were taught those lessons because gossip was a problem only teenage girls struggled with—until one day when my bubble of naivety was suddenly burst.
While serving as missionaries in the eastern states, my senior companion and I entered a town in New Jersey and began a systematic program of door-to-door contacting. We had not worked in the area for long before it became obvious that the local Protestant ministers had prepared their parishioners for our coming.
As Sierra Leone recovers from an 11-year civil war, there is little to eat, and few people have easy access to clean water. Hundreds of children in Mbaomahun, Sierra Leone, suffered diarrhea and sometimes death from contaminated water before water wells were dug with the help of LDS Charities. More than 300 wells have been installed in Sierra Leone in the past two years.
The day Latter-day Saint Ben Taylor's life took an unexpected turn, he was doing what everyone does: checking his Facebook messages.