#Bonnie oscarson

[andallshallbewell]

[justthatspiffy]

To cause Elder Perry, an all-time fave, to step in a ditch in the dark, is almost too much second-hand mortification for me to bear

[atestimonyaday]

Changing the world begins with strengthening your own family.

Bonnie L. Oscarson (October 2017 General Conference)

[return-to-virtue]

Each member should know how much he or she is needed. Each person has something important to contribute and has unique talents and abilities that help move this important work along.

Bonnie L. Oscarson

[girls-in-oceans-and-galaxies]

When Bonnie talks about the ward counsel agenda and ends it with Oh yeah and guess what those girls could help with everything on that list

[mormonmonastery]

Young women...are equally needed and essential in accomplishing the work of the Lord in their families and in His church.

Bonnie L. Oscarson

[ki4akr]

Everyone can find ways to offer Christlike service. My counselor Sister Carol F. McConkie recently told me about her 10-year-old granddaughter Sarah who, when she realized that her mother was ill, decided on her own to be of help. She got her little sister up, helped her dress, brush her teeth, fix her hair, and eat breakfast so her mother could rest. She quietly performed this simple act of service without being asked because she saw a need and desired to help. Not only did Sarah bless her mother, but I am sure that she also felt joy in knowing she had lightened the burden of someone she loved and, along the way, strengthened her relationship with her sister. President James E. Faust said: “Serving others can begin at almost any age. … It need not be on a grand scale, and it is noblest within the family.”

Bonnie L. Oscarson, The Needs before Us http://lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/the-needs-before-us

[mormonchannel]

Sister Oscarson said, "We live in a culture where more and more we are focused on the small, little screen in our hands than we are on the people around us. We have substituted texting and tweeting for actually looking someone in the eye and smiling or, even rarer, having a face-to-face conversation. We are often more concerned with how many followers and likes we have than with putting an arm around a friend and showing love, concern, and tangible interest. As amazing as modern technology can be for spreading the message of the gospel of Jesus Christ and helping us stay connected to family and friends, if we are not vigilant in how we use our personal devices, we too can begin to turn inward and forget that the essence of living the gospel is service."

Read the full talk here.

[haylionthemoose]

What good does it do to save the world, if we neglect the needs of those closest to us?

Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson

[sendablequotes]

'The love of God has been described as the highest, noblest, strongest kind of love and the most joyous to the soul.' -Bonnie L. Oscarson | See more daily motivational quotes at Jar of Quotes.

[demoisverysexy]

The people teaching the lesson today decided to show us an 11 minute conference talk by Bonnie Oscarson called "Defenders of the Family Proclamation."

So this lesson is off to a great start.

[forgivenseventytimesseven]

[let-chaos-in1234]

Every young woman in the church should feel valued, have opportunities to serve, and feel that she has something of worth to contribute to this work

Bonnie L Oscarson

[ldssotd]

Some of the most significant needs we can meet are within our own families, among our friends, in our wards, and in our communities.⠀ —Bonnie L. Oscarson⠀ .⠀ link in bio⠀ https://buff.ly/2zCm5OU⠀ Read the talk: https://buff.ly/2zD33YW⠀ .⠀ #sharegoodness #LDSconf #service #loveoneanother

[michaelsores-rex]

Bonnie L. Oscarson at #ldsconf Homegirl is rock in that brooch, though

[atestimonyaday]

It is true that we attend our weekly Church meetings to participate in ordinances, learn doctrine, and be inspired, but another very important reason for attending is that, as a ward family and as disciples of the Savior Jesus Christ, we watch out for one another, encourage one another, and find ways to serve and strengthen each other.

Bonnie L. Oscarson ("The Needs Before Us," October 2017 General Conference)