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The June 2020 Ensign is full of stories on the topic of those with special needs and circumstances. Written from the perspectives of loved ones, teachers, and those with special needs, the articles share insights on focusing on individuals rather than their challenges and on bringing the Spirit into every situation.
"His way is ancient and rich with symbolism. We can learn much by pondering the reality for which each symbol stands."
What would you do if one day you discovered you were a wizard with an incredible potential, with a magic and power you didn't know was within you? What if your letter for Hogwarts came tomorrow and you learned you could change to entire world for the better? How would you respond?
“We’re sent to this earth to be happy and ‘man is that he might have joy,’” Sharee Page, who is battling cancer said. “And you can either cry about your situation or you can look to find the humor in life, and I prefer to be happy. I find that the more that I can find humor in things, the easier it is to be happy.”
The First Presidency often issues a letter to be read in sacrament meetings during election season. But with a particularly heated presidential election this year, the prophet and apostles' counsel seems more necessary than ever.
When Whitney Kittrell read a note stating her son's kindergarten was going to have a dads and doughnuts event, "My heart kinda’ sank," she told KUTV.
There is a divine pattern in the scriptures that shows how to connect the children of God with heaven. This pattern includes listening to the words of living prophets, studying the words of scriptural prophets, pondering those teachings, and then praying in faith to our Heavenly Father, knowing He will hear and answer your prayers.
Nearly every week, most members partake of the sacrament and renew their baptismal covenants. And though this sacrament ordinance is performed regularly within the Church, it is nonetheless sacred.
Glassdoor recently released their 2016 list of the best places to work, and the Church cracked the top 25. The list resulted from Glassdoor's annual Employees' Choice Awards, where the people who know these companies the best, their current and past employees, get to vote on the best companies across North America and parts of Europe.