Scripture of the month

And moreover, I say unto you, that salvation doth not come by the law alone; and were it not for the atonement, which, God himself shall make for the sins and iniquities of his people, that they must unavoidably perish, notwithstanding the law of Moses.

Mosiah 13:28

Thought of the Month

"Think of it! when his body was taken from the cross and hastily placed in a borrowed tomb, he, the sinless son of God, had already taken upon him not only the sins and temptations of every human soul who will repent, but all of our sickness and grief and pain of every kind. He suffered these afflictions as we suffer them, according to the flesh. He suffered them all. He did this to perfect his mercy and his ability to lift us above every earthly trial."

Howard W. Hunter
"He is Risen," Ensign, May 1988

Friday, December 4, 2015

Untitled by Uvia

Once upon a time there was a gingerbread man. Daisy Duck was baking and mixing the dough for the gingerbread man. Two cherries for eyes, a raisin for the nose, frosting for the mouth, and chocolate chips for the shirt buttons. Daisy put him in the over to cook. She opened the oven to check on him to see if he was finished cooking, but he hopped out of the oven! Daisy chased him around the house and finally caught him. She put the gingerbread back in the over. When he was don cooking, Daisy put him on the windowsill to cool off. The gingerbread man hopped out of the window and ran down the street. Daisy chased after him but couldn't catch him. Along the way the gingerbread man turned to Daisy and said, "run, run, as fast as you----ooomph!" He ran into a tree! Then Mickey Mouse saw Daisy chasing the gingerbread man and helped her in the chase. Again the gingerbread turned to say his chant and again he ran into a tree. Then Minnie Mouse joined the chase. Again then gingerbread man turned to say his chant and again  eh ran into a tree. This happened five more times, So, the finally caught him at the river bank and named him the clumsy bread man.

The End

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