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.

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"Come unto Christ”

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The words “come unto Christ” are an invitation. It is the most important invitation you could ever offer to another person. It is the most important invitation anyone could accept. From the beginning of the Restoration of the gospel in this dispensation, it has been the charge given by Jesus Christ to His representatives. Their charge has been “to warn, expound, exhort, and teach, and invite all to come unto Christ.”

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The Gospel Blesses Families and Individuals

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Families are ordained of God. They are the most important social unit in time and in eternity.

God has established families to bring happiness to His children, allow them to learn correct principles in a loving atmosphere, and prepare them to return to Him after they die. Because families are ordained of God, they are the most important social unit in time and in eternity.

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God is your loving Heavenly Father

God is our Heavenly Father and we are His children. He loves us and wants us to be successful in this life and to return to live in His presence.

God is your Father in Heaven (Matthew 6:9). We call God Heavenly Father because He is the Father of our spirits and we are created in His image (Genesis 1:27).

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The importance of our physical bodies

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"The Prophet Joseph Smith taught with clarity this importance of our physical bodies: "We came to this world for we can have a body and present it pure before God in the celestial kingdom. The great principle of happiness consists in having a body. The devil has no body, and here is your punishment. He is pleased when he can get the body of man, and when he was driven by the Savior he asked to go to the herd of pigs, showing that he would prefer a pig's body to having none. All beings who have bodies have power over those who do not. The devil has no power over us only because we allow it, at the time of the revolt at anything which comes from God, the devil has power". (Teachings of Presidents of the Church - Joseph Smith [2007], 211, 214)"

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Mormon Missionary - New Social Network

Our site Mormon Missionary - A Site for the Mormons Missionaries has added to the new Social Network, Ning™, if you wants add to our community there, just in the image above. If you wants to creat your own Social Network on Ning™, click here!

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Two missionaries die in Romania

I stopped a little while for post to do organized somethings on my life, that I have to continue soon, but I'll back, don't worry! And... It's so sad that I gave you this news. Sourced from the website: Portal SUD, received by my friend on Twitter: @LeonelDavila in a direct messages. See this sad news bellow!

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SALT LAKE CITY -- Two missionaries serving for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Romania have died.

One of the missionaries was from Utah.

According to the Church, Elder McKay Choy Burrows, 20, of Highland and Elder Jace Davis of Logandale, Nev., passed away in their Bucharest apartment overnight from apparent accidental natural gas asphyxiation.

Church leaders have notified the families of the missionaries.

In a statement, Church leaders said, "We extend our love and sympathy to the elders' families and friends. We pray that the Spirit of the Lord will bring them peace and comfort at this difficult time."

AMERICAN FORK -- Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for a Highland man who died while serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The Alpine Tabernacle in American Fork was filled to capacity as the services were held for Elder McKay Choy Burrows, who died while serving a mission in Romania.

Family members and many friends of Elder Burrows, who had served as a missionary in the Romania Bucharest mission, gathered Monday afternoon for the 90-minute service.

The 20-year-old LDS missionary, along with his companion, Elder Jace Davis, both succumbed from accidental asphyxiation on Jan. 29. It was caused by a leak of natural gas inside their apartment in Romania.

Elder Burrows grew up in nearby Highland, Utah. He was an honor student at Lone Peak High School and had attended BYU on a scholarship. He was remembered Monday as an accomplished musician who loved writing, drawing and sports and had a life-long goal of serving a mission.

Elder Russell M. Nelson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints represented Church leaders at the service. He offered condolences to the family, reading a letter on behalf of the First Presidency.

Services were also held Monday in Logandale, Nev., for Elder Davis, which was attended by Elder Quinton L. Cook of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.

The funeral procession went from the Tabernacle to a brief graveside service at the Highland Cemetery, where Elder Burrows will be buried.

Last Updated on Wednesday, 10 February 2010 22:33