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Temple Marriage Policy: Argentina and U.S.A.
Temple Marriage In a September 2011 Ensign article titled, Giving God a Chance to Bless Us, a church district in Argentina is highlighted for its unusually high rate of temple marriage among young adults. The article describes a number of … Continue reading
Why should we think to earn a great reward?
This past month, our Relief Society was able to do a chapel session with the temple matron. This was my first time going to the temple after the birth of my son over a year ago, and the first time … Continue reading
Posted in faith, religion, spirituality, temple, testimony, transition
Tagged Belief, faith, God, temple, testimony
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Relief Society 40: Temple Work and Family History
My apologies! I was supposed to have this lesson (here it is on LDS.org as a reference) up a couple weeks ago and have kind of thrown things together, so please feel free to share your ideas in the comments. … Continue reading
Posted in Relief Society Lessons
Tagged Family, family history, sensitivity, Spirit, temple, unstructured
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Come to the Dentist–er, Temple
I love visiting the dentist. I feel so happy and peaceful when I sit in the dental chair. I learn something new every time I talk with my dentist. When I leave the dental office, I feel invigorated, motivated, and … Continue reading
Embodied
Cross-posted from pilgrimsteps.com In one of the more important Mormon temple rituals, your body is washed with water and anointed with oil. This washing and anointing is mostly symbolic–water and oil are only touched to a few points on your … Continue reading
Initiatories and ICHP
Initiatories and ICHP* *Intra-Perioneal Hyperthermic Chemotherapy I spend Friday mornings in the temple whispering in white, calling down the powers of Heaven to cleanse and prepare women for the bounty God has eternally in store for them. I am awed … Continue reading
Posted in faith, health, hope, Poetry, spirituality, suffering, temple, women
Tagged faith, God, love, poem, spirituality, temple
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Relief Society Lesson 35: Redemption for the Dead
by EmilyCC I think the beginning of this lesson has some good background on how Joseph Smith’s life experiences prepared him to receive revelation for redeeming the dead (this lesson is talking primarily about baptisms for the dead and endowments, … Continue reading
Posted in Relief Society Lessons
Tagged baptism for the dead, genealogy, redeem, redemption, salvation, temple
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Laying on of Hands
by G The first time that I went through the temple, I knew that I would come back and become a worker there. I knew this the moment that a woman parted a white veil to usher me into a … Continue reading
Posted in authority, Belief, female divine, Gender roles, Mormon women, temple
Tagged Gender roles, priesthood, ritual, spirituality, temple, women
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Veiled
Posted by Zenaida Photo by playingwithbrushes Why do I have to wear a veil in the temple? A friend asked me why I don’t like being veiled in the temple. I asked him to imagine that the moment in the … Continue reading
body and blood and tears in church
by G When I stopped attending the LDS church last year I started visiting other local worship services and I found myself in the embarrassing situation of weeping in public. (Two Sundays in a row!) It started at the Episcopalian … Continue reading
Posted in Belief, Doubt, spirituality, temple
Tagged bread and water, ceremony, communion, community, Doubt, eucharist, grief, loss, morning, ritual, sacrament, sadness, spirituality, tears, temple
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