General Conference Book Club Week 2:
It’s time to get this party started. In an effort to simplify my life a little bit, we’re going to go through the talks this time in order, from Saturday morning session all the way through to Sunday afternoon session. (As much as it pains me to skip them, we’ll leave out the Priesthood session and the Young Women’s Broadcast –which was SO great– so please make time to study them on your own. You won’t regret it.) I’m actually starting off this round with two talks. It’s only because there will not be enough weeks to fit in every single talk by the next General Conference in October, and it seemed fitting to begin with a little extra “umph” while we’re still riding high off of our Conference momentum. Plus these two talks fit so harmoniously together– each focuses on the potential power that men and women have as they fulfill their individual roles with righteousness. I loved both of these talks, and many of you mentioned in the comments how touched you were by Sister Beck’s message. Hers is a fantastic talk for mothers. So come on, everyone. Grab your testimony by its britches and study and ponder these talks this week. Share your thoughts, insights, questions, and testimony below.
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Diapers and Divinity 