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Category Archives: Synchronicity
We were there when…the Wall came down
This is a great article I found in the Sydney Morning Herald. When the Wall came down, our family was stationed with the US military in Heidelberg, Germany. Our son’s boy scout troop had a pre-planned trip to Berlin that … Continue reading
Y is for Yearn
Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood BY WILLIAM WORDSWORTH …Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting: The Soul that rises with us, our life’s Star, Hath had elsewhere its setting, And cometh from afar: Not in … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, Creative Writing, Synchronicity
Tagged a-z challenge, Beliefs, doctrine, Ode, preexistence, Wordsworth
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W is for Water on the Altar
We were trying to sell our home in Texas and move to Upstate New York where my parents and sister lived, and where we had already purchased an old farmhouse, build in the 1850s. I was concerned that it may … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, Synchronicity
Tagged a-z challenge, answers to prayer, faith, scriptures
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P is for Purple Shirts
The following is taken from an email I received from one of my former seminary students who recently returned from her mission to Canada. It is not only an example of how God hears and answers our prayers, but that … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, Life Lessons, Mission, Serendipity, Synchronicity
Tagged a-z challenge, faith, humor, missionaries
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N is for Neon
This is an experience my mother had, early on in our journey in the LDS Church. She had taken my sister out to Utah to attend BYU and then went on to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, Family, Genealogy & Family History, memories, Spirituality, Synchronicity
Tagged answers to prayer, faith, genealogy, inspiration
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M is for Master’s Degree
In 2002 I began a Masters in Library Science program. Contrary to what one might think, this did not just entail reading a bunch of books and memorizing the Dewey Decimal System! I felt very inadequate at times as I went … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, Creative Writing, Synchronicity
Tagged a-z challenge, answers to prayer, education, faith, inspiration
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J is for Joseph Smith
Randy Hayes, a professor of Religion at Brigham Young University-Idaho, was studying Jewish history and learned of a Jewish prophetic tradition recounting one Joseph ben Joseph (Joseph, son of Joseph) who would come and prepare the way for the Messiah. … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, Spirituality, Synchronicity
Tagged a-z challenge, answers to prayer, children, scriptures
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I is for Inspiration
Here are a few random experiences of receiving inspiration from the Spirit: I had lost a library book that I wanted to read to my younger daughter. I looked everywhere then I prayed about it and felt impressed to ask my … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, memories, Spirituality, Synchronicity
Tagged a-z challenge, faith, inspiration, prayer
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G is for Gorelston
We were witness to a tender mercy to our friends the White family, (names changed to protect privacy) who were in one of the wards [congregations] we attended in England. Brother White was deployed at the time and Sister White … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, Mission, Synchronicity, Travel
Tagged a-z challenge, faith, tender mercy
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E is for Eagles
I was a president of the women’s organization at church, and needed to replace one of my counselors, who had recently been assigned to another calling. I had two women in mind, but couldn’t decide which one was right. I … Continue reading