I listened quietly. That’s what I do. I am a quiet observer.
His complaint was valid, I’ll give him that.
I listened to a home teacher talk about his assigned single sister to minister to. She owned her own home but was “needy” in that she always asked him to help with fix-it chores. Perhaps he was just venting because he was talking to a family friend. The problem though is that I also was there. And I related to the single sister’s situation. Continue reading
by Jean B. Bingham
In the end (and we are nowhere near the end of discussing this topic), the most compelling example anyone can give is of the Savior Himself. Look to Jesus, He will show you the way on how to minister. He is, of course, the perfect minister. Continue reading
by President Russell M. Nelson
It was Easter Sunday and the afternoon session of conference. I needed to get across town to my brother’s house because we were going to have Easter dinner immediately following the session so that the out of town travelers could get home. But I heard that President Nelson would be giving a short talk so I hung around for a few minutes to hear what was going to be announced. Continue reading
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