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Sunday Musings of the Spirit: Women's Conference


I failed to get a blog post up last Sunday.  I had planned on writing about a women's conference I attended on the previous day, but I was tired when I sat down to write.  I decided to leave the account for another day.  Today's the day!
Our church stake (geographical region consisting of several congregations) Relief Society (women's organization) held a conference on the 9th of this month.  The theme was "A Life of Devoted Discipleship," and four different classes were offered:

Sweet is the Peace: Applying the Atonement in Our Lives
Charity Never Faileth: Ministering in His Behalf
Lift Up Thy Heart and Rejoice!
LOL: Latter-day Online Learning
 
I wish I could just package up the spirit of that day and somehow send it to you through the blog.  It was so nice to meet together, listen to wonderful presentations, and visit over lunch.  

This 2-minute video might help share the empowering feeling of the day:

 




Thanks for Relief Society.



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