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1233. Overcoming the Obstacles to Family Revelation By Richard and Linda Eyre and Saydi Eyre Shumway, in Meridian Magazine

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This article, like others by Richard and Linda Eyre and their daughter, is quite long, and you may want to take a couple of days to really understand their wisdom and suggestions.  It is really an inspiration to read this! Overcoming the Obstacles to Family Revelation By  Richard and Linda Eyre  and  Saydi Eyre Shumway  · June 8, 2020 Editor’s Note:  New York Times #1 Bestselling Authors Richard and Linda Eyre join forces with their daughter Saydi (an “in the trenches” mother of four young children) to produce this series on the why-tos and the how-tos of receiving the Direct-Stewardship inspiration, guidance, and revelation we need to create strong and righteous families in this difficult world.  This is article 7 in a multi-part weekly series which will run here in Meridian every Tuesday. ( Click  here  to read article 1 ,  here  to read article 2 ,  here  to read article 3 ,  here ...

857. Learning to Invest Our Mortal Time Wisely By Vickey Pahnke Taylor · April 19, 2017. Very great article!

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This article expresses thoughts I have had most of my life.  We all know dear family members or friends who have passed on, and what an impact on all our lives they were.  Are we living our own lives so we will be a blessing to many others day by day?  Today is all we have. This morning, my dear daughter-in-law Julie asked what I was going to do today.  I really didn't have a plan, but I do have several choice things I can do any given day.  Just deciding which is the challenge!  Yesterday we had the wonderful experience of being at the last Tabernacle Choir broadcast that my son Wayne will sing in live.  I'm sure there will be quite a few re-runs of when he sang in it, and the re-runs of this last General Conference will be especially precious to us as he was in the Choir then.  The ceremony after was very special, and I will do a blog on that in a day or two when I collect the photos several others took there.  A dear granddaughter has ...