Faith
Faith is knowing the sun will rise, lighting each new day.Faith is knowing the Lord will hear my prayers each time I pray.
Faith is like a little seed, if planted it will grow.
Faith is a swelling within my heart, when I do right I know.
Scripture Power
Because I want to be like the Savior and I can
I am reading His instructions, I'm following His plan
Because I want the power His word will give to me,
I am changing how I live, I am changing what I'll be
Scripture Power keeps me safe from sin
Scripture Power is the power to win
Scripture Power! Everyday I need
The power that I get each time I read.
~We just had our Primary Program in church today, the kids did awesome!
Every time we sang the songs I was so touched. The words to the songs are so simple yet so powerful. I am so grateful for a knowledge of the Gospel. The Primary is such a great program for the young children, I love my calling.
~I am so excited to see Carter in Primary. Those little sunbeams are so cute (I just may be partial to them since we taught them in nursery last year).
~One of the kids in my class is SO funny, he makes me laugh on more than one occasion. Today in class we were talking about honesty. He raises his hand and relays a story of when he was younger his older brother (background he comes from a family of 5 boys) did something bad and he got blamed for it. One of the other kids asked him which brother it was. He replies "the blonde one". Hahaha, I try not to laugh at the things they say, but that was so funny.
1 "OOH, I wanna say something":
We had our program yesterday, too, and it was . . . well . . . pretty sad. THEN, all the children were in the primary room together and the leaders didn't have anything planned except rewards of little toys and candy! A whole hour of chaos and meyhem! The second hour the Stake Primary president and one counselor showed up to do sharing time and all of the teachers and leaders were excused to go to combined RS/P. Well, the kids were already out of control and I felt so sorry for the stake! Actually, the RS/P were disorganized, too. The sisters were waiting for the men to join us and they were waiting for us . . . so . . . after 15 minutes of opening "stuff" and visiting, we find out we were to move to the P room. I went home at that point. I was pretty done with it all!
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