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Ballard, M. Russell; COUNSELING WITH OUR COUNCILS - Learning to Minister Together in the Church and in the Family
Deseret Book, 1997, Salt Lake City, UT: Hardcover, New in New dust jacket,
Brand New!; Leaders will call this "The Book for Meetings"In this significant new volume, Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles discusses how members of ward and stake councils, as well as parents presiding over family councils, can better make use of the opportunity to counsel together to find solutions to the problems confronting families and individuals today. "No longer, " writes Elder Ballard, "can any one leader, either man or woman-or for that matter, any parent-attempt to provide what is so desperately needed in the lives of our families and Church members. If we are to succeed in leading our Heavenly Father's children toward eternal life, we must counsel together and help each other. " Excerpts from Counciling with Our Councils: Learning to Minister Together in the Church and in the Family One of my main purposes in writing this book is to encourage priesthood leaders to invite the sisters to more fully participate in developing solutions to the difficult problems confronting members of the Church. Too often family councils are held only when the parents feel there are problems-and when parents think they have all the answers. . . . Family rules and procedures are more likely to be accepted and followed if all family members have been given the opportunity to participate in the discussions and agree to the rules. When ward leaders fully utilize the inspired council system and focus the efforts of the quorums and auxiliaries on improving the spiritual and temporal well-being of ward members, miracles happen in the lives of families and individuals. I believe that the day has come when we cannot hope to build the Church and to bring the hearts and souls of our members to Christ without using every resource the Lord has given us to help us take advantage of our opportunities and address the obstacles standing in our way. For example, leaders throughout the Church are greatly concerned about the spiritual maturity of many members. We worry about the inactivity of so many new members of the Church. I believe that the answer to these concerns lies in the proper understanding and use of our councils, particularly the ward council. "In view of the accelerating growth of the Church and the ever-faster unraveling of society's moral and spiritual fabric throughout the world, it is increasingly imperative to empower leaders of stakes, wards, and homes to do whatever it takes, in harmony with gospel principles, to bring people to Christ. Every person and situation is unique in some way. While principles are universally applicable, practices are not. As every parent knows who has tried to rear the second child exactly like the first, what works in one situation may fail in another. The central activity of leadership is teaching-first by example, second by precept. After that, leaders become a source of help as their empowered stewards assume the responsibility and exercise the initiative to do whatever is necessary, consistent with the principles taught, to fulfill the shared vision. The most advanced, universal, and practical leadership philosophy ever put forth was given in this simple statement by the Prophet Joseph Smith: "I teach the people correct principles and they govern themselves" (quoted by John Taylor, in Journal of Discourses, 10: 57-58). Area presidencies are to teach stake presidencies the overall vision, direction, purpose, and correct principles of the Church, and then they are to let stake presidencies govern or manage their stakes. A similar pattern applies to bishops and their wards and to parents and their families. "Wherefore, now let every man learn his duty, and to act in the office in which he is appointed, in all diligence" (D&C 107: 99). This empowerment process requires leaders to exercise great patience while modeling Christlike behavior; building caring, trusting relationships; setting up clear role and goal expectations; identifying sources of help; and requiring accountability. Generally, Church leaders teach principles, not practices. Inspired stake, ward, and family council members learn to convert principles into appropriate practices through the whisperings of the Holy Ghost. For example, after teaching the principle of daily family prayer, a father may ask, "How and when should our family hold family prayer?" The family may determine to hold family prayer just before the children go to school. This may become a family practice for many years. Later, the family may find it more practical to hold family prayer in conjunction with the evening meal or at bedtime. Practices may change, but fundamental principles and purposes do not change. As leaders work with their councils, careful attention should be given to this admonition from the Lord: "For behold, it is not meet that I should command in all things; for he that is compelled in all things, the same is a slothful and not a wise servant; wherefore he receiveth no reward. Verily I say, men should be anxiously engaged in a good cause, and do many things of their own free will, and bring to pass much righteousness; for the power is in them, wherein they are agents unto themselves" (D&C 58: 26-28). When so empowered, council members will become amazingly creative and willing to take the initiative in doing whatever is necessary to accomplish worthy purposes within the guidelines of well-understood principles. ; 9.5 x 0.75 x 6.5 Inches; 208 pages,
29617
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Ballard, M. Russell; COUNSELING WITH OUR COUNCILS - Learning to Minister Together in the Church and in the Family
Deseret Book, 2003, Salt Lake City, UT: Paperback, New,
Brand New!; Leaders will call this "The Book for Meetings"In this significant new volume, Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles discusses how members of ward and stake councils, as well as parents presiding over family councils, can better make use of the opportunity to counsel together to find solutions to the problems confronting families and individuals today. "No longer, " writes Elder Ballard, "can any one leader, either man or woman-or for that matter, any parent-attempt to provide what is so desperately needed in the lives of our families and Church members. If we are to succeed in leading our Heavenly Father's children toward eternal life, we must counsel together and help each other. " Excerpts from Counciling with Our Councils: Learning to Minister Together in the Church and in the Family One of my main purposes in writing this book is to encourage priesthood leaders to invite the sisters to more fully participate in developing solutions to the difficult problems confronting members of the Church. Too often family councils are held only when the parents feel there are problems-and when parents think they have all the answers. . . . Family rules and procedures are more likely to be accepted and followed if all family members have been given the opportunity to participate in the discussions and agree to the rules. When ward leaders fully utilize the inspired council system and focus the efforts of the quorums and auxiliaries on improving the spiritual and temporal well-being of ward members, miracles happen in the lives of families and individuals. I believe that the day has come when we cannot hope to build the Church and to bring the hearts and souls of our members to Christ without using every resource the Lord has given us to help us take advantage of our opportunities and address the obstacles standing in our way. For example, leaders throughout the Church are greatly concerned about the spiritual maturity of many members. We worry about the inactivity of so many new members of the Church. I believe that the answer to these concerns lies in the proper understanding and use of our councils, particularly the ward council. "In view of the accelerating growth of the Church and the ever-faster unraveling of society's moral and spiritual fabric throughout the world, it is increasingly imperative to empower leaders of stakes, wards, and homes to do whatever it takes, in harmony with gospel principles, to bring people to Christ. Every person and situation is unique in some way. While principles are universally applicable, practices are not. As every parent knows who has tried to rear the second child exactly like the first, what works in one situation may fail in another. The central activity of leadership is teaching-first by example, second by precept. After that, leaders become a source of help as their empowered stewards assume the responsibility and exercise the initiative to do whatever is necessary, consistent with the principles taught, to fulfill the shared vision. The most advanced, universal, and practical leadership philosophy ever put forth was given in this simple statement by the Prophet Joseph Smith: "I teach the people correct principles and they govern themselves" (quoted by John Taylor, in Journal of Discourses, 10: 57-58). Area presidencies are to teach stake presidencies the overall vision, direction, purpose, and correct principles of the Church, and then they are to let stake presidencies govern or manage their stakes. A similar pattern applies to bishops and their wards and to parents and their families. "Wherefore, now let every man learn his duty, and to act in the office in which he is appointed, in all diligence" (D&C 107: 99). This empowerment process requires leaders to exercise great patience while modeling Christlike behavior; building caring, trusting relationships; setting up clear role and goal expectations; identifying sources of help; and requiring accountability. Generally, Church leaders teach principles, not practices. Inspired stake, ward, and family council members learn to convert principles into appropriate practices through the whisperings of the Holy Ghost. For example, after teaching the principle of daily family prayer, a father may ask, "How and when should our family hold family prayer?" The family may determine to hold family prayer just before the children go to school. This may become a family practice for many years. Later, the family may find it more practical to hold family prayer in conjunction with the evening meal or at bedtime. Practices may change, but fundamental principles and purposes do not change. As leaders work with their councils, careful attention should be given to this admonition from the Lord: "For behold, it is not meet that I should command in all things; for he that is compelled in all things, the same is a slothful and not a wise servant; wherefore he receiveth no reward. Verily I say, men should be anxiously engaged in a good cause, and do many things of their own free will, and bring to pass much righteousness; for the power is in them, wherein they are agents unto themselves" (D&C 58: 26-28). When so empowered, council members will become amazingly creative and willing to take the initiative in doing whatever is necessary to accomplish worthy purposes within the guidelines of well-understood principles. In addition to teaching purposes and principles, it is important that leaders explicitly teach what not to do, as the Lord did in several of the Ten Commandments. This leaves open every appropriate path to the creativeness of the council so that they can feel responsible and successfully achieve results rather than thinking, "Well, we did what we were told to do and it didn't work. Now what do they want us to do?" ; 6" x 9"; 208 pages,
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Ballard, M. Russell; COUNSELING with OUR COUNCILS - Audio CD - Learning to Minister Together in the Church and in the Family
Deseret Book, 2003, Salt Lake City, UT: Audio CD, New,
Brand new Audio book on CD! ; Leaders will call this "The Book for Meetings"In this significant new volume, Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles discusses how members of ward and stake councils, as well as parents presiding over family councils, can better make use of the opportunity to counsel together to find solutions to the problems confronting families and individuals today. "No longer, " writes Elder Ballard, "can any one leader, either man or woman-or for that matter, any parent-attempt to provide what is so desperately needed in the lives of our families and Church members. If we are to succeed in leading our Heavenly Father's children toward eternal life, we must counsel together and help each other. " Excerpts from Counciling with Our Councils: Learning to Minister Together in the Church and in the Family One of my main purposes in writing this book is to encourage priesthood leaders to invite the sisters to more fully participate in developing solutions to the difficult problems confronting members of the Church. Too often family councils are held only when the parents feel there are problems-and when parents think they have all the answers. . . . Family rules and procedures are more likely to be accepted and followed if all family members have been given the opportunity to participate in the discussions and agree to the rules. When ward leaders fully utilize the inspired council system and focus the efforts of the quorums and auxiliaries on improving the spiritual and temporal well-being of ward members, miracles happen in the lives of families and individuals. I believe that the day has come when we cannot hope to build the Church and to bring the hearts and souls of our members to Christ without using every resource the Lord has given us to help us take advantage of our opportunities and address the obstacles standing in our way. For example, leaders throughout the Church are greatly concerned about the spiritual maturity of many members. We worry about the inactivity of so many new members of the Church. I believe that the answer to these concerns lies in the proper understanding and use of our councils, particularly the ward council. "In view of the accelerating growth of the Church and the ever-faster unraveling of society's moral and spiritual fabric throughout the world, it is increasingly imperative to empower leaders of stakes, wards, and homes to do whatever it takes, in harmony with gospel principles, to bring people to Christ. Every person and situation is unique in some way. While principles are universally applicable, practices are not. As every parent knows who has tried to rear the second child exactly like the first, what works in one situation may fail in another. The central activity of leadership is teaching-first by example, second by precept. After that, leaders become a source of help as their empowered stewards assume the responsibility and exercise the initiative to do whatever is necessary, consistent with the principles taught, to fulfill the shared vision. The most advanced, universal, and practical leadership philosophy ever put forth was given in this simple statement by the Prophet Joseph Smith: "I teach the people correct principles and they govern themselves" (quoted by John Taylor, in Journal of Discourses, 10: 57-58). Area presidencies are to teach stake presidencies the overall vision, direction, purpose, and correct principles of the Church, and then they are to let stake presidencies govern or manage their stakes. A similar pattern applies to bishops and their wards and to parents and their families. "Wherefore, now let every man learn his duty, and to act in the office in which he is appointed, in all diligence" (D&C 107: 99). This empowerment process requires leaders to exercise great patience while modeling Christlike behavior; building caring, trusting relationships; setting up clear role and goal expectations; identifying sources of help; and requiring accountability. Generally, Church leaders teach principles, not practices. Inspired stake, ward, and family council members learn to convert principles into appropriate practices through the whisperings of the Holy Ghost. For example, after teaching the principle of daily family prayer, a father may ask, "How and when should our family hold family prayer?" The family may determine to hold family prayer just before the children go to school. This may become a family practice for many years. Later, the family may find it more practical to hold family prayer in conjunction with the evening meal or at bedtime. Practices may change, but fundamental principles and purposes do not change. As leaders work with their councils, careful attention should be given to this admonition from the Lord: "For behold, it is not meet that I should command in all things; for he that is compelled in all things, the same is a slothful and not a wise servant; wherefore he receiveth no reward. Verily I say, men should be anxiously engaged in a good cause, and do many things of their own free will, and bring to pass much righteousness; for the power is in them, wherein they are agents unto themselves" (D&C 58: 26-28). When so empowered, council members will become amazingly creative and willing to take the initiative in doing whatever is necessary to accomplish worthy purposes within the guidelines of well-understood principles. In addition to teaching purposes and principles, it is important that leaders explicitly teach what not to do, as the Lord did in several of the Ten Commandments. This leaves open every appropriate path to the creativeness of the council so that they can feel responsible and successfully achieve results rather than thinking, "Well, we did what we were told to do and it didn't work. Now what do they want us to do?" ; Audio CD; pages,
44763
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Ballard, M. Russell; Daughters of God
Deseret Book, 2009, Salt Lake City, UT: Hardcover, New in New dust jacket,
Brand new hardcover book. ; "Of this you may be certain: the Lord especially loves righteous women - women who are not only faithful but filled with faith, women who are striving to live and serve as women of God." - M. Russell Ballard
If you’ve ever wondered how women fit into God’s plan, how He feels about them, and what He needs them to do and to be, this book has answers.
“While women live in homes under many different circumstances— married, single, widowed, or divorced, some with children and some without— all are beloved of God, and He has a plan for His righteous daughters to receive the highest blessings of eternity, ” writes Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve.
Elder Ballard’s respect and love for women are evident in the way he speaks about them, which he has done in several landmark addresses in recent years. Daughters of God presents three of those classic messages to and about women, accented with inspirational images. A perfect gift, this meaningful book will lift and encourage women in all of life’s circumstances. ; 5.5" x 7.5"; 65 pages,
43506
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Ballard, M. Russell; EL DIVINO SISTEMA DE CONSEJOS - SPANISH - Apprendamos a ministrar juntos en la iglesia y en la familia
Deseret Book Co, 1997, Salt Lake City, UT: Paperback, New,
Brand new softcover book! - Counseling With Our Councils (Spanish) - ; En su barrio, ¿terminan las reuniones de consejo siendo simples proyectos calendarios? ¿Se tratan debidamente todos los temas de su agenda y se asigna cada responsabilidad a los oficiales correspondientes? ¿Tiene cada miembro del consejo la opotunidad de participar como es debido? En este nuevo libro El Divino Sistema De Consejos, disponible ya en idioma español, el Élder M. Russell Ballard explica a los líderes del sacerdocio y de las organizaciones auxiliares lo que debe hacerse a fin de que los consejos de estaca, de barrio y de familia sean una experiencia positiva y provechosa. Trata con elocuente claridad sobre lo que hombres y mujeres pueden hacer para trabajar juntos con mayor eficacia. Explica asimismo que nuestros consejos son un sistema inspirado y describe por qué y cómo pueden ser productivos en todos los niveles administrativos de la Iglesia, desde la Primera Presidencia hasta el círculo mismo de la familia. Analiza las bendiciones y el poder de los consejos y enseña lo que deben hacer en ellos los líderes de la Iglesia para resolver problemas, motivar, inspirar y alentar la participación de todos sus integrantes. Merced a esta obra, los líderes y los maestros que formen parte de estas reuniones incrementarán notablemente su conocimiento en materia administativa y de servicio. ; 0.6 x 8.8 x 6 Inches; 203 pages,
41545
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Ballard, M. Russell; Em Conselho Com Nossos Conselhos - Aprendendo a Ministrar Juntos Na Igreja E Na Familia. (Portugese - Counseling with Our Counsils)
Deseret Book, 1997, Salt Lake City, UT: Paperback, New,
Brand new softcover book! ; Discute os seguintes tópicos: como escutar, como envolver, como delegar, como avaliar, como proporcionar unidade aos membros dos conselhos, dos quóruns, das presidências e das famílias.
A sua reunião de conselho da ala sempre acaba se concentrando em marcar atividades? Todos os itens programados são tratados? Todos podem dar opiniões e sentem que desempenham um papel importante do conselho? Em seu novo livro Em conselho com Nossos Conselhos, o Élder M. Russell Ballard mostra aol líderes do sacerdócio e auxiliares como transformar conselhos de estaca, ala e família em experiências mais produtivas e positivas. Ele fala abertamente a respeto dos modos pelos quais os homens e mulheres podem trabalhar em conjunto de maneira eficas. Ele também explica que o sistema de conselhos é inspirado e demonstra por que e como os conselhos podem ser eficientes em todos os níveis de liderança da Igreja, desde a Primeira Presidência até a família. Ele explica as bênçãos e o poder dos conselhos e ensina os líderes dos conselhos da Igreja a ouvir, resolver problemas, motivar e inspirar outros e a encorajar a participação do grupo. Ele também ensina a maneira de fazer com cada um ods membros do grupo participe. Os líderes e professores que participam dessas reuniões aprenderão mais a respeito de participação ativa e responsabilidade. ; 6" x 9"; 198 pages,
45863
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Ballard, M. Russell; Nossa Busca Da Felicidade - (Our Search for Happiness - Portugese) Um Convite Para Entender a Igreja De Jesus Christo Dos Santos Dos Ultimos Dias
Deseret Book, 1993, Salt Lake City, UT: Paperback, New,
Brand new softcover book! ; Como se estivesse conversando com o leitor, o Élder M. Russell Ballard apresenta seu livro repleto de informações às pessoas de todo o mundo que falam português. O Élder Ballard fala a respeito da Apostasia, da necessidade da Restauração, do Livro de Mórmon, do sacerdócio, do plano de salvação, das Regras de Fé, da Palavra de Sabedoria, de templos, da obra missionária e dos benefícios de se viver o evangelho.
Relatando experiências pessoais, ele revela como o evangelho o beneficiou e conclui com seu testemunho e um convite aos leitores para que indiquem sua reação à mensagem do livro escrevendo-lhe. Qualquer membro da Igreja pode sentir-se seguro ao dar este livro de presente a um familiar não-membro, a amigos e a membros menos-ativos da Igreja que falem português. ; 6" x 9"; 141 pages,
45386
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Ballard, M. Russell; Nuestra Busqueda De La Felicidad - Una Invitacion Para Conocer La Iglesia De Jesucristo De Los Santos De Los Ultimos Dias
Deseret Book Company, 1993, Salt Lake City, UT: Paperback, New,
Brand New Softcover Book! ! ! ; Our Search for Happiness (Spanish) - Empleando un método de conversacion, el élder M. Russell Ballard comparte este libro profusamente informativo acerca de la Iglesia. Explica el concepto de la Apostasia, la necesidad de la Restauracion, el Libro de Mormon, el sacerdocio, el plan de salvacion, los Articulos de Fe, la Palabra de Sabiduria, los templos, la obra misional y los beneficios provenientes de vivir el Evangelio. A través de experiencias personales, el élder Ballard revela cómo le ha beneficiado el Evangelio y conluye expresando su testimonio e invitando a los lectores a que le escriban respondiendo al mensage de esta obra. Cualquier miembro de la Iglesia puede con toda confianza regalar este libro en español a precio razonable tanto a familiares y amigos que no sean miembros de la Iglesia como a miembros menos activos. ; 0.5 x 8.8 x 5.8 Inches; 141 pages,
45897
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Ballard, M. Russell; Our Search for Happiness - An Invitation to Understand the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Deseret Book, 1993, Salt Lake City, UT: Paperback, New,
Brand New!; In this, the most recent addition to the approved missionary personal library, Elder M. Russell Ballard explains the Church and LDS beliefs in a clear and inoffensive way. Elder Ballard discusses the Apostasy, the need for the Restoration, the Book of Mormon, the priesthood, the plan of salvation, the Articles of Faith, the Word of Wisdom, temples, missionary work, and benefits of living the gospel. Through personal experiences he reveals how the gospel has benefitted him and concludes by bearing his testimony. You can feel confident in giving this book to nonmember--or less active--friends and family. ; 6" x 9"; 128 pages,
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Ballard, M. Russell; OUR SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS - An Invitation to Understand the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Deseret Book, 1993, Salt Lake City, UT: Hardcover, New in New dust jacket,
Brand New!; In this, the most recent addition to the approved missionary personal library, Elder M. Russell Ballard explains the Church and LDS beliefs in a clear and inoffensive way. Elder Ballard discusses the Apostasy, the need for the Restoration, the Book of Mormon, the priesthood, the plan of salvation, the Articles of Faith, the Word of Wisdom, temples, missionary work, and benefits of living the gospel. Through personal experiences he reveals how the gospel has benefitted him and concludes by bearing his testimony. You can feel confident in giving this book to nonmember--or less active--friends and family. ; 6" x 9"; 128 pages,
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Ballard, M. Russell; Our Search for Happiness - Audio CD - An Invitation to Understanding the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Deseret Book, Salt Lake City, UT: Audio CD, New,
Brand New Book on CD! ! ! ; In this, the most recent addition to the approved missionary personal library, Elder M. Russell Ballard explains the Church and LDS beliefs in a clear and inoffensive way. Elder Ballard discusses the Apostasy, the need for the Restoration, the Book of Mormon, the priesthood, the plan of salvation, the Articles of Faith, the Word of Wisdom, temples, missionary work, and benefits of living the gospel. Through personal experiences he reveals how the gospel has benefited him and concludes by bearing his testimony. You can feel confident in giving this book to nonmember — or less active — friends and family.; Audio CD,
44848
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Ballard, M. Russell; OUR SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS - SIGNED BY M. RUSSELL BALLLARD - An Invitation to Understand the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Deseret Book, 1993, Salt Lake City, UT: Paperback, Very Good,
Grey with black writing. Minor rubbing. Signed by M. Russell Ballard on forward front end shee. Pages are tight and clean. No noticed markings. Overall great condition! ; In this, the most recent addition to the approved missionary personal library, Elder M. Russell Ballard explains the Church and LDS beliefs in a clear and inoffensive way. Elder Ballard discusses the Apostasy, the need for the Restoration, the Book of Mormon, the priesthood, the plan of salvation, the Articles of Faith, the Word of Wisdom, temples, missionary work, and benefits of living the gospel. Through personal experiences he reveals how the gospel has benefitted him and concludes by bearing his testimony. You can feel confident in giving this book to nonmember--or less active--friends and family. ; 6" x 9"; 128 pages; Signed by Author,
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Ballard, M. Russell; Suicide - Some Things We Know, and Some We Do Not
Deseret Book, 2005, Salt Lake City, UT: Paperback, New,
Brand New!; One of the most helpful discussions on the delicate subject of sucide was first published in the October 1987 Ensign in an article entitled "Suicide: Some Things We Know, and Some We Do Not. " Now adapted into book form, this message gives help and provides hope to those who' have felt the sting when a loved one or friend takes his or her own life. Elder Ballard's message is one of comfort and compassion. The reassurance that the Lord offers us indicates that even in such circumstances all is not lost. Says Elder Ballard, "As I think about the worry and agony of those whose loved one has taken his or her own life, I find deep comfort and faith in the Lord's promise and blessing to us who remain in mortality: `Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. (John 14: 27). This book can be a great comfort to someone struggling with the tragic loss of someone dear. ; 8.5 x 0.75 x 6 Inches; 240 pages,
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Ballard, M. Russell; When Thou Art Converted - Continuing Our Search for Happiness
Deseret Book, 2001, Salt Lake City, UT: Hardcover, New in New dust jacket,
Brand New!; “Being a Christian, being spiritually born of God, is not a Sunday-only thing,” writes Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. “Nor is it limited to our service and associations in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.”
In When Thou Art Converted, Elder Ballard shows us that we manifest our belief in Christ and our acceptance of Him as our Savior by the way we live our lives. The most important way we “stand as witnesses of God at all times, and in all things, and in all places” is in the daily choices we make.
This important volume, a follow-up to the author's well-loved work Our Search for Happiness, gives 11 valuable keys to help us stand as witnesses of God:
Building and strengthening our testimony
Recognizing our eternal identity as a child of God
Cultivating balance
Learning to recognize and respond to the Spirit
Learning the lessons of the past
Standing for truth and righteousness
Serving others
Honoring the priesthood
Honoring womanhood
Following the prophet
Focusing on the family
These keys of discipleship will bless us and others in the search for happiness and peace — a search that becomes ever more rewarding and fulfilling as we endure to the end with those we love, serving the Savior, who loved us first.
; 6.5" x 9.5"; 225 pages,
25486
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Ballard, M. Russell; When Thou Art Converted - Continuing Our Search for Happiness
Deseret Book, 2001, Salt Lake City, UT: Hardcover, Very Good in Very Good dust jacket,
Cover has some light edge and corner wear. ; “Being a Christian, being spiritually born of God, is not a Sunday-only thing,” writes Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. “Nor is it limited to our service and associations in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.”
In When Thou Art Converted, Elder Ballard shows us that we manifest our belief in Christ and our acceptance of Him as our Savior by the way we live our lives. The most important way we “stand as witnesses of God at all times, and in all things, and in all places” is in the daily choices we make.
This important volume, a follow-up to the author's well-loved work Our Search for Happiness, gives 11 valuable keys to help us stand as witnesses of God:
Building and strengthening our testimony
Recognizing our eternal identity as a child of God
Cultivating balance
Learning to recognize and respond to the Spirit
Learning the lessons of the past
Standing for truth and righteousness
Serving others
Honoring the priesthood
Honoring womanhood
Following the prophet
Focusing on the family
These keys of discipleship will bless us and others in the search for happiness and peace — a search that becomes ever more rewarding and fulfilling as we endure to the end with those we love, serving the Savior, who loved us first.
; 6.25" x 9.25"; 225 pages,
38980
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