It's our heritage

Moving people is a bit easier and safer these days, for the most part. As a Church, we've been trying to get people to move — whether it's to Zion or along the covenant path — since the beginning of the Restoration. 

Maybe what we need is some kind of spiritual U-Haul.
 

Sketchbook: One moment in time

For most Latter-day Saints, those days are rather rare!
 

Talking it out

Elder Gillies was the best for companion inventory. We'd choose a good location where we could talk and contact people at the same time. We had some productive sessions — and met some great people!
 

All in

I've been in some wards where they open up the church on Thanksgiving and have a potluck Thanksgiving dinner. Someone provides a turkey, and everyone else brings a side. It's great for those who don't have a place to go or just want to be with other people on the holiday.

I'll keep an eye on my families

The counselors always get stuck doing the dirty work!

Teachings for our times

Maybe this lesson would be better to have next week?

Dinner preparation

Our local missionaries, Elder Boyd from Florida and Elder Winder from Utah, asked if I'd put them in a cartoon. Since they're never sure what they're going to get when they come to a dinner appointment at our house, I thought this would be appropriate for them.

And just in case their moms are reading this, they're awesome elders!

Return and report

Guess what we're doing this morning?

And they'll fold up the chairs after

What's in a name?

A lot of new members -- and non-members -- get confused by some of our Church jargon. There oughta be a spot on the Church website that lists definitions for some of the strange phrases and acronyms we use!