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Elder Holland gave a really good priesthood meeting talk on home teaching. That's right, I said a good talk on home teaching.

President Monson gave a very short one on the word of wisdom. I was surprised to see him even get up talk at all. Getting hard for him these days.

Posted
3 hours ago, Okrahomer said:

President Uchtdorf's Priesthood address made me think of some of our own folks here on this board who have returned.  Very inspiring.

Me too!  At least one I can think of has a story suspiciously close to the one told.

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3 hours ago, The Nehor said:

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Love this picture. When I was in 5th grade I saw one similar to this hovering over my neighborhood one  morning while walking to school. So did several of my friends, as we were in  a group together. This was a very long time ago.

I did chuckle at Elder Oaks comments about special Sacrament meetings, but completely understand why he would suggest it.

 

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Posted
5 hours ago, Glenn101 said:

You must have been touched by the Spirit while watching/listening to the conference talks.

He just wanted some points. :P

 

Posted
2 hours ago, UtahTexan said:

lol.......he said he would not use my real name.  

Just don't ruin it by going back to the dark side :) - I want to send this talk to some family members who have left the church.  It's comforting to know we can always come back.  Thanks for sharing your experience.

Posted
13 hours ago, UtahTexan said:

Pres Uchtdorf's Priesthood talk was a favorite ;)

I was wondering if that was you...some of the things he was saying reminded me of your story that you have shared in the past.

Posted
12 hours ago, UtahTexan said:

lol.......he said he would not use my real name.  

It would be cool to hear the whole story from you. Of course it may also be very personal. Out of curiosity when you were actively opposed to the church, were you attending any other churches or had you given up on religion in general?

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BobLloyd91,

This is off-topic, but your Avatar sure is a cutie! :D 

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President Uchtdorf gave a great talk Saturday, reviewing some of the deeper theology we have in Mormonism.  It completely reminded me of President Taylor's Origin and Destiny of Woman sermon.  So good to be reminded of the extent and majesty of eternity in Mormon theology.

Posted

Quite the story about the Indian boy Taj Rowland. He was kidnapped as a young boy, and put in an orphanage. Then a couple from the USA adopted him. They finally found out why he was so angry. They didn't know he had a family back in India. Still watching, so good. Glad they found his family!

Posted
16 hours ago, gopher said:

Just don't ruin it by going back to the dark side :) - I want to send this talk to some family members who have left the church.  It's comforting to know we can always come back.  Thanks for sharing your experience.

I won't.  I am home.

Posted
6 hours ago, boblloyd91 said:

It would be cool to hear the whole story from you. Of course it may also be very personal. Out of curiosity when you were actively opposed to the church, were you attending any other churches or had you given up on religion in general?

After I left in 1989, I never lost faith in God....I attended non-denominational Churches at first, finally converting to Catholicism...

Posted (edited)
9 minutes ago, UtahTexan said:

I won't.  I am home.

I have to say that after I heard President Uchtdorf tell that story last night, I thought of a couple of individuals to whom it could apply. You are the only one who fully fit the description, however, as far as being an attorney.

Again, welcome home!

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Posted
11 hours ago, Kenngo1969 said:

BobLloyd91,

This is off-topic, but your Avatar sure is a cutie! :D 

Thank you!  I aways wondered if bob was man or woman. Somehow I never caught his name.

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