I was really lucky to be able to go with my mom to the Conference Center and attend the General Relief Society Conference this past Saturday night. I love going to the Conference Center for a couple of reasons. First, it is always wonderful to be in the presence of the Prophet of God. I loved when President Monson walked in, and all 21,000+ women stood up in silence as a matter of respect. It was a very powerful moment.
I really loved when President Dieter F. Uchtdorf spoke. He reminded all of us women that we are treasured daughters of our Heavenly Father with great value. One of my favorite things he said was that when we improve the world around us, we improve the world in us.
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The second reason I love going to the conference center to experience conference is when they have the choir and the whole congregation sing. I love being able to stand up with 21,000 other women and sing of the truths we know. The spirit always fills my body, and tears come to my eyes as I realize the power of the women of the church.
The second reason I love going to the conference center to experience conference is when they have the choir and the whole congregation sing. I love being able to stand up with 21,000 other women and sing of the truths we know. The spirit always fills my body, and tears come to my eyes as I realize the power of the women of the church.
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The third reason is to be uplifted, taught, and motivated by the leaders who speak to us. Here are a few things I thought I would share; please note that these are not exact quotes.
I loved when Sister Julie Beck said that without personal revelation you cannot succeed, with personal revelation you can not fail. This is something that is different about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We believe that everyone is entitled to their own personal revelation. What a blessing that is. I really loved when President Dieter F. Uchtdorf spoke. He reminded all of us women that we are treasured daughters of our Heavenly Father with great value. One of my favorite things he said was that when we improve the world around us, we improve the world in us.
It was a wonderful evening.