Dear Sister Ulrich,
Your words struck many a rich and resounding note in my heart and I hope in the hearts of all your readers. Thank you for your insightful paragraph on the spiritual power of the lamb and for your wonderfully wise and clear seven points of 'we do work together.' I'll be remembering your admonition that if something is worth doing, it's worth doing badly. Serving a foreign speaking mission, I have learned that a testimony spoken badly is better than a testimony not spoken at all. You are right on all counts. Many thanks.
JaneNovember 5, 2019
These ideas are entirely in harmony with President Nelson's address to the women in this past General Conference where he assured us that all women have access to priesthood power by virtue of their faith and the keeping of their covenants. Thank you for so beautifully expressing the rationale for this new frontier of understanding, mutual support, and work needed to build the Kingdom of God on earth.
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Neill MarriottNovember 8, 2019
Dear Sister Ulrich, Your words struck many a rich and resounding note in my heart and I hope in the hearts of all your readers. Thank you for your insightful paragraph on the spiritual power of the lamb and for your wonderfully wise and clear seven points of 'we do work together.' I'll be remembering your admonition that if something is worth doing, it's worth doing badly. Serving a foreign speaking mission, I have learned that a testimony spoken badly is better than a testimony not spoken at all. You are right on all counts. Many thanks.
JaneNovember 5, 2019
These ideas are entirely in harmony with President Nelson's address to the women in this past General Conference where he assured us that all women have access to priesthood power by virtue of their faith and the keeping of their covenants. Thank you for so beautifully expressing the rationale for this new frontier of understanding, mutual support, and work needed to build the Kingdom of God on earth.
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