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9/15/06
"Let me just mention a couple of things that will help us find joy in
sacrament meetings. There are many ways.
"First, come with an attitude of worshipping the Lord....
"Number two, teach your children the significance of the worship
service. We want our children there, and we also want them to learn
reverence, which is a form of love for the Savior. (If babies are noisy,
take them out of the chapel until they calm down.)...
"Number three, sing enthusiastic praises to God. As we sing
wholeheartedly, reaffirming our love for the Savior, we can feel the
Spirit....
"Number four, when you speak to the congregation, include scriptural
references, your testimony, and the Savior in your talk....
"And finally, remember the Savior as you partake of the sacrament...." -
W. Mack Lawrence, "Sunday
Worship Service," Ensign (CR), May 1991, p.30
7/9/12
Please note that it is
insufficient to just hear the word of God in gatherings such as this
conference. In order to have God’s word impact our lives—to receive
the promised blessings—we must follow it. Indeed, the Lord has
proclaimed: “For you shall live by every word that proceedeth forth
from the mouth of God” (D&C
84:44; emphasis added). - W. Mack Lawrence, "Conversion
and Commitment," Ensign (CR) May 1996
3/9/14
Sacrament
meeting is the most important meeting of the week, the one the
Lord has commanded us to attend. It’s a time to worship the
Savior. What does that mean, to worship? It means to reverently
show love and allegiance to him, to think about him, to honor
him, to remember his sacrifice for each of us, and to thank him.
- W.
Mack Lawrence, “Sunday
Worship Service,” Ensign (CR) May 1991