ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Casey Conner shares how as a teenager he came to know there is a God and the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon, how his family was led to move to Saipan, how attending church and turning to the Book of Mormon filled his lamp after the loss of his daughter, and how his childhood fear of ending up in prison came true.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Gabriell Medina shares about her family life growing up, her experience attending church alone, the influence of her young women leaders, her struggles with obsessive- compulsive disorder, and how receiving her patriarchal blessing changed her testimony forever.
April Boulier shares how a prompting to attend a class reunion and her felt experiences with the Holy Ghost led to her baptism into The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. She also shares how her faith to accept callings has helped to build her testimony and to feel peace and comfort while…
Robert & Micki Watson take us on their individual journeys to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, as well as their journey to each other. They share how trials and addictions can be overcome when we enlist the Lord's help, how we can make partaking of the sacrament a priority, and …
John Look, age 84 shares how he became a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints with his wife Sheila, how he has learned line upon line while serving in callings since his baptism, and his willingness to overcome his shyness to serve the Lord.
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