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For most people, “Climb Every Mountain” is a popular song from the classic musical "Sound of Music." But for Nile Sorenson of Yorba Linda, California, it’s a way of life.
1. Who ensured Moses’s safety after he’d been put in the river?
It was a good summer. We swam miles in the lazy river at our local water park, burned holes in our grass from the constant use of the slip and slide, and drank gallons of homemade slushies. But with the new school year looming, I found myself mourning the long hours my first grader would spend away from home. Even my preschooler was counting down the days for her own fall activities to start. One day I found myself lamenting our approaching time apart out loud. I asked my girls, “What will the baby and I do when the two big sisters are gone to school?” My four-year-old reminded me, “At least my picture is on the wall and you can always look at that!”
"I really believe that since we are all brothers and sisters and we live for a certain time on this planet earth, … life’s paths intersect in many ways," President Uchtdorf said.
According to the Church handbook, at the very beginning of Relief Society meetings, sisters may counsel together about subjects that mean the most to them.
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On the day of Thomas S. Monson's first date with Frances, he never expected to already have a close connection with her family that would give him an advantage to winning her heart. The following is a short excerpt from the book Courtships of the Prophets: From Childhood Sweethearts to Love at First Sight by Mary Jane Woodger & Paulette Preston Yates:
Recently, President Thomas S. Monson posted a short message to Facebook from his April 2009 conference address, "Be Your Best Self." In it, he encourages us all to be diligent and to not despair as we follow the Lord.
Mitt Romney’s campaign for the GOP presidential nomination has yielded a record number of stories with some variation on the title “The Mormon Problem.” They collectively argue that Romney’s Mormonism will make it hard for him to win the nomination because evangelicals are not fans of the Mormon church, and even harder to win the election because Democrats are more anti-Mormon than GOP primary voters.
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We all know that Mormons are a little obsessed with fantasy and science fiction.