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Sunday Musings of the Spirit: October Visiting Teaching Message

The visiting teaching message for October is titled, "Honoring Our Covenants."  It explains that: "A covenant is a sacred and enduring promise between God and His children. " 

Covenants are made at baptism and also in the temples.  For those of you who might want more clarification about temples, here is an overview:



The topic of keeping covenants requires inward reflection.  I kept this month's handout simple.  Our relationship with our Heavenly Father truly is sacred and enduring, and hopefully this handout helps relay that idea.  Feel free to right-click to copy and print as desired.


Thanks for our loving Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ, who always keep their promises.


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