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- 3/6/14
“[W]e
find
healing and relief only when we bring ourselves to the feet of the
Great Physician, our Savior, Jesus Christ. We must lay down our
weapons of rebellion (and we each know what they are). We must lay
down our sin, vanity, and pride. We must give up our desires to follow
the world and to be respected and lauded by the world. We must cease
fighting against God and instead give our whole hearts to Him, holding
nothing back. Then He can heal us. Then He can cleanse us from the
venomous sting of sin.” - Patrick
Kearon, "Come
unto Me with Full Purpose of Heart, and I Shall Heal You,”
Ensign (CR) October 2010
5/2/16
The Lord has instructed us that
the stakes of Zion are to be “a defense” and “a refuge from the
storm.” We have found refuge. Let us come out from our safe places
and share with them, from our abundance, hope for a brighter future,
faith in God and in our fellowman, and love that sees beyond
cultural and ideological differences to the glorious truth that we
are all children of our Heavenly Father. - Patrick
Kearon, “Refuge
from the Storm,” Ensign (CR) May 2016
1/6/17
Being
a
refugee may be a defining moment in the lives of those who are
refugees, but being a refugee does not define them.
Like countless thousands before them, this will be a period—we hope a
short period—in their lives. Some of them will go on to be Nobel
laureates, public
servants, physicians, scientists, musicians, artists, religious
leaders, and contributors in other fields. Indeed, many of them were
these things before they lost everything. This moment does not
define them, but our response will help define us. – Patrick Kearon, “Refuge
from
the Storm,” Ensign (CR) May 2016