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Faithful Friends

One of the great tributes the Savior can give is to call us “friends.” We know that He loves with a perfect love all of His Heavenly Father’s children. Yet for those who have been faithful in their service with Him, He reserves this special title. You remember the words from the 84th section of the Doctrine and Covenants: “And again I say unto you, my friends, for from henceforth I shall call you friends, it is expedient that I give unto you this commandment, that ye become even as my friends in days when I was with them, traveling to preach the gospel in my power” (D&C 84:77). We become His friends as we serve others for Him. He is the perfect example of the kind of friend we are to become. He wants only what is best for His Heavenly Father’s children. Their happiness is His happiness. He feels their sorrow as His own because He has paid the price of all their sins, taken upon Himself all their infirmities, borne all their troubles, and felt all their longings. His motives are pure. He seeks no recognition for Himself but to give all glory to His Heavenly Father. The perfect friend, Jesus Christ, is completely selfless in offering happiness to others Pres. Henry B Eyring

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Church Canceled tomorrow Jan. 10th

Sisters,
Please read the following letter-

A sprinkler pipe burst in the Church building this afternoon and flooded the building. There will be no meetings in the building tomorrow, Jan. 10. We are encouraged to choose another ward to attend if possible. Meeting times for other wards in our stake can be found on the Stake and Ward websites found under the heading "About the Church" on lds.org . Home teachers and visiting teachers will be calling you with info and up dates as needed. Thanks to all thoses who responded to the request for help and equipment. Professionals have now been called in to work on clean up. Please contact your home teaching families and let them know.
Thank you,
President Stubbart
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