Decorate the cake with the other fruits. Bring the mixture to a boil, then lower the heat and simmer it gently for 5 minutes. Pour the liquid into an 8-inch square glass baking pan. Measure out 2 cups of the watermelon juice and stir it into the sugar syrup along with the lemon juice. Then stir the mixture with a wooden spoon and allow it to freeze for another 45 minutes.
Repeat this process once, and then allow the mixture to freeze through another couple hours or so. Pulse the machine just until the ice is slushy, periodically scraping down the sides. Spoon the sorbet into chilled bowls and serve at once. Makes 6 servings. Recipes taken from Familyfun. She now works full time as a marketing and product manager, writer, and editor.
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Check out this great family home evening lesson on friendship and the importance of being a good friend! Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest. Scripture Matthew 7: 12 Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets. Love One Another 1. Read of the friendship between Jonathan and David in 1 Samuel Testify of the importance of friendship. Treat Fruit Cake or Watermelon Sorbet Fruit Cake Ingredients: Large seedless watermelon Other fresh fruit, such as melon balls, kiwi slices, and berries Instructions: 1- Start by slicing the watermelon into wedges and then arrange them in a stack of circles rinds facing out to create a cake shape, as shown.
I came across some doctrines that required me to research more into them, and after all my research I gained two very interesting insights. First, many of the attacks on the Church were against people who trusted in the Holy Ghost for revelation. Instead, many of the detractors would state you could only trust the Bible as the ultimate source of truth and would give some scriptures with their interpretation about why the Book of Mormon was false. My struggle with this line of thinking was how do you know the Bible is true?
It is circular reason to believe that the Bible is true because the Bible is true. I found many authors answered this question by pointing to the historical accuracy of the Bible. Yet, there are many books that claim divinity that are historically accurate, but no archaeological fact or proven historical event in the Bible could prove that Jesus was the literal Son of God and that he died for our sins.
This brought me to the second point I gained by studying the negativity towards the Church — all that matters is finding and believing truth, no matter how bizarre or strange it may be. Truth is truth, and we are to seek it out and live it. So far, the only way I have been able to validate spiritual truth has been through sincere and earnest study and prayer.
What is interesting is that the Church never declares that they have all the truth Article of Faith 13 proves that. What the Church does declare is that they are the only ones to have the Priesthood authority. Beyond that it is left up to us to find all the truth we can. Is it possible I am wrong with my understanding of the truth, yes, I believe so.
However, so far everything the Mormon Church teaches me has pointed me towards something that brings deep and sincere happiness to my life.
You are welcome to disagree with my understanding of the truth, but it is difficult to disprove the fruits of these truths I follow e. Anyway, I share it so it helps you better understand where I am coming from. Last week Elder Uchtdorf posted on his Facebook page the below quote and picture. I shared it on my page and was surprised to receive a lot of interest around it. The quote resonated with me because I think Elder Uchtdorf is spot on.
We simply cannot understand an infinite universe with our current finite science and spirituality for that matter! How would something like this be possible? That is exactly what I believe. I can take a photo or a video with my phone and share it with family on the other side of our planet.
I can even translate anything into or from many different languages! If I can do this with my phone, if human beings can do this with their phones or other devices, who are we to say that God could not help Joseph Smith, the Prophet of the Restoration, with his translation work?
If it is possible for me to access the knowledge of the world through my phone, who can question that seer stones are impossible for God? Many religions have objects, places, and events that are sacred to them. We respect the sacred beliefs of other religions and hope to be respected for our own beliefs and what is sacred to us. We should never be arrogant, but rather polite and humble.
We still should have a natural confidence, because this is the Church of Jesus Christ. I received a message from Elder Ward , one of the missionaries in my Ward yesterday morning asking me to checkout Twitter. The picture showed two missionaries playing a pickup game of street ball. When he looked at the picture he was surprised to see that it was actually a picture of a game he and his companion, Elder Spencer , played the day before. Someone observing them took a picture and posted to a Twitter account of almost a million followers last I checked they had a combined total of 7, retweets and likes.
The game was of eternal consequences because if the missionaries won which they did the other team had to attend Church that Sunday. In order for the Elders to send the picture home they asked me to edit out the questionable language.
Personally, I like my version a lot better :. Each Ward has made requests and changes to their liking, but the number one request back to me was to do a better job on having the complete Nativity play. The original play, which you can find here , omitted the wise men and shepherds and focused a lot more on Book of Mormon. A narrator sits in front of the curtains for the entire program. Most Wards had the narrator sit in a comfortable chair taken from the foyer, some even added a lamp to give a cozy home feeling.
The narrator has a book in his lap, as if he is reading a story to the audience, which can hide the play manuscript. When the narrator reads have different primary children come onto the stage and silently act out each of their parts. Other than the narrator and scripture readers the program is created to be entirely done by the primary without speaking parts. Doing it this way considerably simplifies the moving parts of the play and most Wards only did one or two practices before putting on the play.
Behind the curtains have on the Bible side of the stage Mary and the angel Gabriel. The Book of Mormon side is dark. You can have the children already on the Book of Mormon side, but realize they might get anxious while scene 1 is happening.
Also, the voice for the scriptures and Lord is off stage and different from the narrator. As we take the stories from both these sacred texts we begin to weave a beautiful picture of one of the most important events in human history — the birth of Jesus Christ.
Mary is in a simple robe, sitting or kneeling on the ground. They boy can be lifting his hand up to the heavens pretending to talk, while Mary listens intensely. And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name Jesus. He shall be great, and shall be called the Son of the Highest: and the Lord God shall give unto him the throne of his father David: And he shall reign over the house of Jacob for ever; and of his kingdom there shall be no end.
Unfortunately, when the time came for the prophesies to be fulfilled there were many among the Nephites who did not believe. Now when Nephi, the son of Nephi, saw this wickedness of his people, his heart was exceedingly sorrowful. And he went out and bowed himself down upon the earth, and cried mightily to his God in behalf of his people, yea, those who were about to be destroyed because of their faith in the tradition of their fathers. And he cried mightily unto the Lord all that day; and behold, the voice of the Lord came unto him, saying:.
Have Nephi look up into the light.
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