The Currant Bush by Elder Hugh B. Brown (1883-1975) of the Council of the Twelve Stories from General Authorities. (From the New Era) Over the years our General Authorities have recounted stories that have touched the hearts of their listeners and changed behavior. Many of these stirring examples come from their own lives or from the lives of friends and acquaintances. All ring as true today as when first recounted. This story of the Currant Bush is well known. Elder Hugh B. Brown was a noted Apostle, and a counselor to President David O. McKay. It is fascinating to put his name in "Google" and read about his interesting and amazing life. This story can inspire you when you are having problems . Elder Hugh B. Brown, soldier, lawyer, Mission President, and finally Apostle. ...
Last night we went to a very inspiring lecture in the St. George Tabernacle by Glen Rawson. He was a Seminary teacher for 30 years, and now is an LDS tour guide, and talks often in various places. He told several inspiring and touching stories about pioneer women, and their trials, and how strong they were. He looked at our audience, and said to us, "You folks in this audience come from strong stock!" I truly felt what he was saying, and decided to repost two posts that I have done before, about one of my great-greatgrandmothers, Carolyn Farozine Skeen Butler. I have several wonderful pioneer stories about my great grandmothers, and will probably repost some in the next few days. This story has been on my blog before, as you can read -- WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 2014 202. Great Pioneer Story, Grandmother Squaw, and my 2nd great grandmother, Carolyn Farozine Skeen Butler Today I am re-posting blog # 71, and tomorrow # 72, ab...
We all have just enjoyed the Thanksgiving holiday. In order to have had a successful Thanksgiving dinner, and enjoy family members, we needed to prepare beforehand. The preparation helped make it a pleasant holiday, with lots of good family memories. The preparation we make to truly follow and be committed to living the Gospel, takes even more preparation. It takes daily thought, and committing ourselves to living in the way that will bring us eternal happiness. I enjoyed Pres. Henry Eyring's talk, in October Conference 2005. I have included parts of it here. The entire talk can be read at: www.lds.org -- and search for the title. PREVIOUS NEXT Spiritual Preparedness: Start Early and Be Steady HENRY B. EYRING Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles The great test of life is to see whether we will hearken to and obey God’s commands in the midst of the storms of life. Play Most of us have th...
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