[Event] The Book of Mormon/YouTube Challenge

It is an invitation to all members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and no members too created by Erin Jakob on Facebook. I have been invited by my friend Eric Wadron. I've confirmed my presence, why you no longer do it?

In the moment there are already 17,732 confirmed at the event and each day it will grow up, because in the of my confirmation it had more than 9 millions and now to most of 16 millions it's a great diference! Make part of this...!

But, how can I do part of this thing that I don't know what is this? Or how to join?

I'll put only one piece of description how has in the page of event, that said:

"Dear friends,
On May 3, 2010 (perhaps as part of your Family Home Evening program) if all reachable members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints--and any non members interested-- would follow the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkKblIMfmjI and watch the YouTube video of Jeffrey R. Holland bearing testimony of the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon, we could potentially achieve promoting that video to the YouTube homepage, based on volume of views."

To learn why this serves and more other informations just CLICK HERE and know how many participants there at the moment, how many people have already confirmed their presence and many other things ...

PS.: The MormonMissionary - A Site For The Mormon Missionaries reports that not getting profits to disclose this event, it was entirely own will of the owner of the site advertising the event. If you want to do the same, just copy and give credit to responsible for the event and sites involved. The site also reports that at no time wanted to "attack" and anyone who asks everyone to enjoy the event the next day May 3rd and watch the video!

Cheers to all!

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 20 April 2010 15:35

The Restoration Of Truth

God is your Father in Heaven. He knows you personally. Jesus Christ is the Son of God and your Savior. His life and teachings are the way to peace and happiness.

God knows you personally and loves you more than you can comprehend. He wants you to be happy now and always. To accomplish this purpose, Heavenly Father has provided a plan called the gospel of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is the Son of God; His teachings are the way to peace in life and joy for eternity.

As part of His plan, God has followed a simple pattern from the beginning of the world. He chooses a prophet (like Noah or Moses) to teach the gospel and lead the people. Sadly, most of God’s children have disregarded, disobeyed, and rejected His prophets.

As promised, Heavenly Father sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to earth. Jesus Christ lived a perfect, sinless life. He established His Church, taught His gospel, and performed many miracles. Incredibly, even Jesus Christ was rejected. Following His death, many people began to drift away from or distort Christ’s true teachings. As a result, God withdrew His authority to direct the Church that Christ had established.

Our loving Father in Heaven is the “same yesterday, and to day, and for ever" (see Hebrews 13:8). As in ancient times, He has followed His simple pattern in our day. He has again established the gospel of Jesus Christ on the earth through a prophet. This prophet whom the Lord called to restore God’s truth is named Joseph Smith. The evidence of this Restoration is found in the Book of Mormon, which you can read, ponder, and pray about.

God continues to speak His words and reveal His truth in our day through a living prophet. If you ask your Heavenly Father in prayer, He can confirm the truth of this to you.

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President Gordon Bitner Hinckley Lessons I Learned As A Boy

President Gordon B. Hinckley recalls a story of an older boy and his young companion as they find an old coat and a badly worn pair of shoes by the roadside.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 01 April 2010 20:30

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MormonMissionary - New Tool! Great Tool!

Mormon Missionary using Tynt Insight since: February 20, 2010 Come on! Let's join to it!

I put new tool. More specifically, Tynt Insight© for my site. I like so much that I want to show you ... Is very interesting ... It's like statistics to me. But it's worth seeing and who is in the midst of design certainly will love this tool. If you want just CLICK HERE and know Tynt Insight©.

See bellow the most information and function of this powerful tool!

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Hello! MormonMissionary Hint!

This picture above has made by MormonMissionary.orgfree.com and taken by HisHealingNow.com - All rights are reserved to both websites This also serves as the text copied, please give credit when do copies

Hello how do you are my dears? I really hope that you're well. I'd like to give an hint to you. Yesterday I was reading one website and there I find other website and starts to read it, because I like, as it seems, it is a site LDS or better, a website of one member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or Mormon Church as you know. This is a personal website of woman called Rachel (if I remember correctly). The website is titled "His Healing Now" with the motto "The Day I Found Forgiveness". Very interesting huh?

There have a short description about the motto that say:

Click on "Read More..." button

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Young Men Lesson 4: Companionship of the Holy Ghost

Let us make it a part of our everyday striving to open our hearts to the Spirit.

Manual 2; Supplement from ''Opening Our Hearts''
by Gerald N. Lund

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Today I should like to speak on the importance of opening our hearts to the Holy Spirit.

After baptism we are confirmed and given the Holy Ghost. This is a supernal gift. The Holy Ghost comforts, teaches, warns, enlightens, and inspires us. Nephi put it very simply: "If ye will enter in by the way, and receive the Holy Ghost, it will show unto you all things what ye should do."1 We need the help of the Holy Ghost if we are to make our way safely through what the Apostle Paul called the "perilous times"2 in which we now live.

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Young Men Lesson 9: Repetance and the Atonement of Jesus Christ

Provided we have so lived Today that we have claim on the Atonement’s cleansing grace, we will live forever with God.

Manual 2; Supplement from ''Today''
by Lance B. Wickman

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Three weeks ago, I stepped into Yesterday. In that moment, I rediscovered Today. And it is about Today that I wish to speak.

A Church assignment had carried me across the vast reaches of the Pacific to the land of Vietnam. For me, this was more than a flight over an ocean. It was a step back in time. More than 40 years ago, I had served on the battlefields of that land as an infantry officer. Etched in my mind over those intervening decades were memories of that place, its people, and my comrades in arms with whom I had served. Jacob once wrote, "Our lives passed away like . . . unto us a dream" (Jacob 7:26). So it had been for me. And now I was returning from my hall of memories to that place of memory after a near half-century. My Church business concluded, I determined to once again visit those fields of desperate struggle. Accompanied by my dear wife, I made the pilgrimage.

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Families Can Be Together Forever

How important is the family unit? Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) believe that families are the most important and foundational unit of our lives. In fact, as one modern-day apostle aptly declared, “No success can ever compensate for failure in the home.”

Perhaps you’ve wondered how you can improve the quality of life in your family. Perhaps you’ve wondered if the God-given roles of the family are viable in today’s world. With conflicting voices about the value of the traditional family, where can you turn for guidance about strengthening the bonds between parents and children or about the nature and purpose of the family, motherhood, fatherhood, parenting, and gender roles?

God has not left us directionless. He has answered your questions about the nature of families in ancient and modern scripture. He has made clear the eternal nature of gender and sexuality and instructed us on the complementary roles of men and women.

Today, a living prophet, Thomas S. Monson, and his twelve apostles–prophets, seers, and revelators of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for the world–have spelled out in a compelling Proclamation to the World the significance and eternal nature of the family.

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Missions — Proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ

. . . to every nation, kindred, tongue, and people.

An invitation to "come unto Christ" is the mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

"Therefore, go ye into all the world; and unto whatsoever place ye cannot go ye shall send, that the testimony may go from you into all the world unto every creature" (Doctrine and Covenants 84:62).

"The joys and blessings of serving a full-time mission are so personally sacred, they are hard to express adequately. Thirty-five years after I served my first mission, I received a letter from a family whom I had taught but did not baptize. The letter shared that their family of four little children whom I once knew now consisted of four temple marriages, three full-time missionaries, three bishops, a Relief Society president, and a dozen grandchildren maturing and developing in the gospel. You can well imagine the thrill and joy I received knowing that I had helped to find them and to teach them the gospel of Jesus Christ." — Elder Earl C. Tingey, April 1998 General Conference.

Shortly after the Church was organized in April 1830, the first formal missionary activity began. A brother of the Prophet Joseph Smith, Samuel H. Smith, traveled through neighboring towns in New York with copies of the newly published Book of Mormon.

Today there are over 52,000 missionaries serving in 348 missions (reported as of December 2007).

Each mission is an ecclesiastical unit of the Church in a designated geographic area and is presided over by a mission president who serves full-time for three years. Each missionary serves for up to two years. This service is voluntary with missionaries and their families generally pay the costs of serving.

Missionaries use the scriptures (Bible, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, Pearl of Great Price) to teach persons interested in the Church. Missionaries also use a Church publication, "Preach my Gospel" to guide their efforts.

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Mormon missionary from Mesa lends aid in Chile

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Mark Roberts

The people of Talca, Chile, were literally tossed from their beds in the early hours of last Saturday as the 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck just 65 miles away.

Among those residents was a 19-year-old Mormon missionary from Mesa, Mark Roberts, who darted into the streets with his roommate in their pajamas and immediately began searching for survivors.

Roberts, a missionary from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, provided an interview to the church's news office, which in turn distributed it to the media.

In the interview, he described the streets of his neighborhood as flowing, as if someone was shaking a pot of water, with streetlight posts swinging back and forth.

"It was something that I can't really describe," Roberts told the interviewer. "There was so much power."

According to church interview, Roberts and his companion began knocking on the fragile doors of the adobe homes to check on neighbors, offering their help and prayers. In many of the homes, the quake had thrashed the furniture around, injuring residents and making it difficult to escape.

Roberts and his companion found a home where some furniture had fallen on a girl's head, he told the interviewer.

She was the first of many that the young men carried into the streets to find medical attention.

When the people of Talca heard through the radios that Concepción, a city southwest of Talca, had been severely damaged as well, they knew this earthquake was more than a scare, but was actually very serious.

Roberts told the interviewer that he and a group of volunteers headed to the center of the city where there was extensive damage to the 100-year-old homes.

Roberts said the streets were destroyed, and people were crawling out from under the rubble. "There was so much to do, like who do you help?" Roberts told the interviewer.

His group stumbled upon the home of a woman whom they had contacted earlier as a potential convert. As her family was trying to dig her out from underneath, they told the missionaries to just find any firemen they could because she was already dead. "That was really hard," Roberts told the interviewer.

There are 10 mission groups stationed throughout Chile, each responsible for 150-200 missionaries, both national and international, Mesa LDS Mission President Len Greer said in a statement.

Within hours of the earthquake, each mission president was contacted to report on the status of his missionaries.

Roberts was able to send an e-mail to his family in Mesa the day after the earthquake.

It said, "I am fine. Don't worry. Pray for the people here in Chile. We have been very blessed and are working hard here helping with the damage."

In times of natural disaster or trauma, foreign and local church officials and their missionaries must adjust to the situation at hand.

"Typical missionary challenges suddenly paled in comparison to the devastation now facing the Chilean people," Greer said.

Roberts said, "that's the life of a missionary: service, service, service. We're representatives of Christ here in Chile and that's what he would want us to do . . . that's the first thing that we could think of to do. How could we not help?"

According to Greer, all missions worldwide have the task of first locating all of their missionaries and making sure they're safe.

Secondly, local LDS churches are expected to offer any humanitarian aid necessary through the local supplies. If more is needed, it is requested from the center of the LDS Church in Salt Lake City.

Roberts said that before the earthquake hit, the people he has met there had already become like a second family. Even now, after the earthquake, Roberts told the church interviewer they aren't having any trouble finding food or water because everyone is doing all they can to support one another.

Alejandro Sanchez, Roberts' local mission leader, fed the missionaries lunch twice a week in his home. Now, with his home destroyed by the quake, the missionaries are feeding him lunch every day.

Roberts has been stationed in Chile since November.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 09 March 2010 17:35

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Hellow everybody! I'm back again!

Ooh, Hello my dears! Yeah, I'm back again, as you may know, in the previous post I wrote a short text confusing, sad, embarrassed, and so many other qualities that, bad, you know...

I'm love with yours aid of all my friends on this network. So Own site, Twitter, Orkut, how Ning, etc. I'm so gratefull for that support. Now I'm happy. I'm back to my real happiness, the same happiness when I was baptized in the true church of Christ, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I am so happy and glad that I write this text as a witness and that based on some scriptures that I quote and then over the words described here and that you know me, because I'm the guy in the photo above (scrawled a montage made by me). As you can see has a verse and chapter of the Book of Mormon, which particularly the text describes me and a song that I like (that I'll write the 3 Nephi 12.3-6 and put the song that if you wants hear it, you can!). So I'll start my big text, my better testimony:

I don't know how to start it, but, everything started when a few weeks ago, by reasons mandatory of citizen, I had to enlist in the military, far so good, but was confused, and decided to say I wanted to stay there, thinking that could help many people with this (one of my main purpose). As we know, the armies, help many people in humanitarian missions, as we saw in Haiti, and recently in Chile, today, I think otherwise (before, I had no choice)

And these few weeks have been very busy, so I couldn't write on the site, I had to away from some things that came to be almost a month without going to church (it hurt me a lot) were to "interview" for some reasons, them wanted me to stay in the armies, I published this on site, very sad.

On a Sunday before boarding the quarter, I thought a lot about going to church, as I repeatedly confused than I was going to do and knew it was necessary that I was there (the church), in the morning, two missionaries came (Master family) to my house to leave a message and say that was missing me and my family in the meetings, because a month ago, we were not going to church. This was a blessing to me, that was what led me to church that Sunday and that gave me strength to try to overcome my fears in the armies. Going through a day of training, I realized that there was not my turn to be sure. I started to pray to our Heavenly Father, asking him to get me out of there, thinking it was going was no longer possible, I lost my faith? Little, I guess. Even this, I keep praying all the time, trying to keep my faith. And in the second day of training (the worst to be honest), because it was a day that we have to learn about guns, I don't like guns.

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Hello everyone! It's so hard say that! Farewell

Hello everyone! How are you my dears friends?

How to say in the title is very difficult is writing this. Today is an sad day to me now. Because is a day to say goodbye, but not forever! Tomorrow I have to go to a mission, but not a mission for the Church, how you know, but someday I really want to mission for God. I just want to write by the feel that I've for my readers, my friends here or on Twitter, on Facebook, on Orkut, etc. I hope that I back soon, but in the meantime, send me messages of support that will accept it with great affection, because I'm going to a hard mission, is a must undoubtedly mission for the armies of my country, well I can help peoples with this, but I think now, that is not my way, above all is obligatory. I hope that year pass quickly so that I may go to talk to you here, to post our douctrines, my testimonies and his (is more that I want!). Is only, cuz I'm cry now for leave you! For leave my family! But I know that God, give me strength. If this was for a LDS mission, sure I'm feel sad, but not more how this is... I hope that God blessing all of us... All of you my big friends, my spirituals brothers. I left a big hug LDS! Take care, okay?

Hug!

Jonatha Almeida, write and creator of the site.

Last Updated on Monday, 01 March 2010 01:22

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