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10/02/2026

21/01/2026

One day the pencil said to the Eraser

Pencil: I'm Sorry

Eraser: For What? You Didn't do anything wrong

( The pencil said) Pencil: I'm sorry that you get hurt because of me. Whenever i make a mistake you always there to erase it.But as you make my mistake Disappear you lose a part of yourself and get smaller each time.

( The Eraser responded) Eraser: That's true but I don't really mind, you see i was made for this i was made to help whenever you make a mistake, even though i know that one day I'll be gone, I'm happy with my job, so please stop worrying i won't be happy if i see you sad.

Our Heavenly father are like the Eraser, whereas their children are the pencil, they're always there for their children cleaning up their Mistakes, Sometimes along the way they get hurt,But he is still there, ready to help and forgive us for our sins.Even though we make mistakes over and over again, he is ready to accept us into his arms,Because through his mercy and atonement for our sins, we can be cleansed again in him.



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14/01/2026

Faith in Jesus Christ

If you have committed serious sins and are in the process of repenting or have the desire to fully repent and feel the unspeakable joy of forgiveness, please know this miracle is awaiting you. The Savior continuously calls, “Come unto me.”
Strengthening your faith in our Savior, Jesus Christ, will invigorate the yearning of your soul to know Him, believe in Him, and yield your heart to Him. Enos asked about his own forgiveness, “Lord, how is it done?” The Lord responded, “Because of thy faith in Christ, whom thou hast never before heard nor seen.”
And Moroni added, “If ye shall deny yourselves of all ungodliness, and love God with all your might, mind and strength, then is his grace sufficient for you.”
Turning from sin, turning toward God, and strengthening your faith in Jesus Christ are a beautiful beginning. Humbly submitting your will to God includes acknowledging serious sins to your bishop or branch president, but your full forgiveness comes from the Savior. Forgiveness is a divine gift offered through the grace of Jesus Christ.

By Elder Neil L. Andersen
Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles


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10/01/2026

By Elder Hugo E. Martinez

Africa West Area President

“And hallow my sabbaths; and they shall be a sign between me and you, that ye may know that I am the Lord your God” (Ezekiel 20:20).

The Sabbath Day
In Mark 2:27 we read, “the sabbath was made for man, and not man for the sabbath.” President Russell M. Nelson has taught that this means that the Sabbath day is a gift to us from our Savior, as a day of rest from our weekday labors. It is a day to focus on Jesus Christ and His gospel.1 I have remarked many times that without the commandment to “remember the sabbath day to keep it holy,”2 Sunday would be just another day of work or of leisure for me. That line of thought would not have allowed me to obey this commandment, nor keep all covenants that I’ve entered with our Lord Jesus Christ. I now strive to receive the blessings from obedience and from service opportunities of the Sabbath day.

The Sabbath is clearly a day in which we worship, work, and serve, as our employment circumstances allow. Each one of us has different responsibilities to attend to. Healthcare workers, police, and other vital occupations may be required to work on Sundays. When I was working as a physician, I had to do shifts in the hospital on some Sundays as assigned by the department director. I would go early to the hospital to evaluate the patients admitted under my care dressed in trousers, a white shirt, and a tie. I kept a prayer in my heart and focused on the service that was needed for the attention of our patients. As soon as the work was done, I would go straight to church and meet with my family there for the remainder of the meetings that I was able to join.

I like the focus on Church attendance expressed by a member whom President Dallin H. Oaks quoted in the October 2021 general conference. He said, “Years ago, I changed my attitude about going to church. No longer do I go to church for my sake, but to think of others. I make a point of saying hello to people who sit alone, to welcome visitors, . . . to volunteer for an assignment. . . .

“In short, I go to church each week with the intent of being active, not passive, and making a positive difference in people’s lives.”3

President Spencer W. Kimball’s words were also quoted by President Oaks in that same general conference address, as follows, “we do not go to Sabbath meetings to be entertained or even solely to be instructed. We go to worship the Lord. It is an individual responsibility. . . . If the service is a failure to you, you have failed. No one can worship for you; you must do your own waiting upon the Lord.”



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09/01/2026

"When we choose to repent, we choose to change! We allow the Savior to transform us into the best version of ourselves. We choose to grow spiritually and receive joy—the joy of redemption in Him. When we choose to repent, we choose to become more like Jesus Christ!.


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09/01/2026

President Russell M. Nelson Teach us About Conversion. " Conversion means " to turn with". Conversion is a turning from the ways of the world to, and staying with, the ways of the lord. Conversion includes repentance and obedience. Conversion brings a mighty change of heart. Thus a true convert is " born again ", walking with a newness of life. As true convert, we are motivated to do what the lord wants to do and to be who He wants us to be. The remission of sins, which brings divine forgiveness, heals the spirit.

07/01/2026

The Savior said, “If thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments” (Matt. 19:17). I would like to tell you a story, brethren—a true story about a man named Abinadi. Abinadi was a prophet who preached repentance to a wicked people and a wicked king. He preached boldly and courageously, knowing that he was putting his own life in jeopardy because of his words.

Wicked King Noah angrily ordered his priests to kill Abinadi. King Noah said, “Away with this fellow, and slay him; … for he is mad.”

But when the priests tried to lay their hands on Abinadi, he withstood them, saying: “Touch me not, for God shall smite you if ye lay your hands upon me, for I have not delivered the message which the Lord sent me to deliver. … I must fulfil the commandments wherewith God has commanded me.”

The people of King Noah were afraid to touch Abinadi because the Spirit of the Lord was with him. “His face shone with exceeding luster,” and he spoke “with power and authority from God.” Abinadi declared that he would finish the message that God had sent him to deliver—and then it wouldn’t matter what King Noah and the people did to him. (See Mosiah 13:1–9.)

When Abinadi concluded his message, King Noah demanded that he deny the words he had spoken—or he would be put to death. But Abinadi refused.

The firmness of Abinadi’s faith is found in this poignant entry in the sacred record: “And now, when Abinadi had said these words, he fell, having suffered death by fire; yea, having been put to death because he would not deny the commandments of God, having sealed the truth of his words by his death.” (See Mosiah 17:6–20; emphasis added.)

My brethren of the priesthood, what a powerful example Abinadi should be to all of us! He courageously obeyed the Lord’s commandments—even though it cost him his life! Prophets of all dispensations have willingly put their lives on the line and, with courage, have done the will and proclaimed the word of God.

07/01/2026

President Russell M Nelson Talk about Covenants
Staying on the covenant path will provide you with safety, peace, and enduring joy. It will give you strength in difficult times. President Russell M. Nelson promised: “Now, to each member of the Church I say, keep on the covenant path. Your commitment to follow the Savior by making covenants with Him and then keeping those covenants will open the door to every spiritual blessing and privilege available to men, women, and children everywhere.”

06/01/2026

Neil L. Anderson said " What would you Teach us About prayer Today?. President Jeffrey R Holland said, " I had had a near-death experience for four weeks. I was somewhere with a foot in another world. And the two lessons that I was given there, and in effect told to take back to the church -and now I speak as much more to adults than the children - and those two lessons were pray more than you pray. And I thought prayed all the time, more or less. But the lessons was pray more than you pray. However much you've prayed, pray more. And in however many places you've prayed, pray in More places. However many times during the day you pray, pray more times in the day. And started to give meaning to me- an overwhelming meaning to me- that there really was significance, there really was meaning. It was quite literal when God had said " Pray always". Pray always. And I thought that meant just kind of be serious about it. Well, it is to be serious about it- and a lot more. I took that to be part of this hastening: tha hastening of the work, the hastening o family history and every other aspects of our work, missionary work and all else. But we're to do this that you portrayed, Neil, we're to pray more, and in more places, and more often than we do. And if you prayed a lot , pray more. The other lessons was to testify, to be a witness. And however much you testify, testify more. However many people you meet and declare the gospel of Jesus Christ, to however many that it is, it's got to be more. And so thank you. That's not an invitation I knew I'd have, but I care very much about it".

05/01/2026

This reminds us of the promise we made as a members of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter day saints.

05/01/2026

Remembering the Life of president Jeffrey R Holland.