What is your greatest good? Have you ever felt so wronged by someone that you wondered if you could forgive them? How do you participate in the work of lifting and strengthening? This week in Come, Follow Me we will be studying sections 81-83 of the Doctrine and Covenants. It’s a field trip!! This week we visit the John Johnson home! Here is what you have to look forward to this week:

The Forgiveness Sermon
Where much is required, much is given
Kingdom Work

ALSO!! We are taking a small break from all things for the month of July. You might have noticed we have not been active on the blog or on Instagram. We have several changes we will be implementing on the blog and on Instagram starting August 15, right around school starting again. Thank you for being patient as we get all of these fun features up and running!

We love studying with you,
David and Emily




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