It's stories like these whether here or other media or heard in church or told to me by others that keep me going sometimes, things seem so bleak in the world most days, I'm appreciative of the good and those who are good.
KatrinaAugust 29, 2024
Sweet stories, Lynne. Thank you for them. I hope you won't mind my saying so: here in America, the proper term is Down Syndrome, not Downs Syndrome.
Rochelle HaleAugust 29, 2024
Yesterday we had a ladies' luncheon at the home of one of our ward members. It was lovely and attended by about 30 people. Sometimes I feel left out and don't feel like I do well in social situations. I prayed to have a good time and to be involved in conversation, etc. A much older friend invited me to sit by her. A fleeting thought was, "But I want to sit with women my own age." It turned out that we had four more seniors with limited mobility at our table. A few other ladies and I helped get food for them and responded to their every request throughout the gathering. We had delightful conversation with much laughter, plus I learned some additional ways that I can minister to these sisters.
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Corey D.September 15, 2024
It's stories like these whether here or other media or heard in church or told to me by others that keep me going sometimes, things seem so bleak in the world most days, I'm appreciative of the good and those who are good.
KatrinaAugust 29, 2024
Sweet stories, Lynne. Thank you for them. I hope you won't mind my saying so: here in America, the proper term is Down Syndrome, not Downs Syndrome.
Rochelle HaleAugust 29, 2024
Yesterday we had a ladies' luncheon at the home of one of our ward members. It was lovely and attended by about 30 people. Sometimes I feel left out and don't feel like I do well in social situations. I prayed to have a good time and to be involved in conversation, etc. A much older friend invited me to sit by her. A fleeting thought was, "But I want to sit with women my own age." It turned out that we had four more seniors with limited mobility at our table. A few other ladies and I helped get food for them and responded to their every request throughout the gathering. We had delightful conversation with much laughter, plus I learned some additional ways that I can minister to these sisters.
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