Friday, August 1, 2008
Sophie Renee Rigert
Cindi has a new granddaughter! Sophie Renee Rigert was born to Mike & Karla Rigert on 7/15/08. 8 # 11 oz, 20 inches.
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D&C 59:7 - Thou Shalt THANK the Lord thy God in ALL things.
Alma 41:10 - Wickedness Never Was Happiness
Do not suppose, because it has been spoken concerning restoration, that ye shall be restored from sin to happiness. Behold, I say unto you, wickedness never was happiness.
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ET SI OMNES EGO NON
I'M THANKFUL FOR.......
Our Sunday evening devotional now includes singing our "I'm Thankful for______" song. We go around the whole group and we each sing what we are thankful for!
How many things are you thankful for? Tonight just tell Heavenly Father the things that you are thankful for - that's all! Say a gratitude prayer. We must be a grateful people - showing Heavenly Father by word and deed that we are indeed grateful for our blessings.
How many things are you thankful for? Tonight just tell Heavenly Father the things that you are thankful for - that's all! Say a gratitude prayer. We must be a grateful people - showing Heavenly Father by word and deed that we are indeed grateful for our blessings.
Family Monthly Scripture Mastery
D&C 59:7 - Thou Shalt THANK the Lord thy God in ALL things.
Alma 41:10 - Wickedness Never Was Happiness
Do not suppose, because it has been spoken concerning restoration, that ye shall be restored from sin to happiness. Behold, I say unto you, wickedness never was happiness.
Our Family Tree
Et Si Omnes Ego Non
Our Family Motto - What does that mean? See bottom of Blog
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What Does "Et Si Omnes Ego Non" Mean?
“Even if all, not I.” In other words, “Even if everybody does it, I will not.” This was the motto of the Barons von Boeselager, an old German noble family. Two descendants in the family, Philipp and Georg von Boeselager, were members of the resistance group that had planned the failed assassination attempt on Adolph Hitler on July 20, 1944. Their involvement in the operation went undetected, and they were not executed along with the majority of the other conspirators. The saying is carved in a timber beam on the outside of Philipp’s family home in Germany.
We have adopted this motto for our family. It is a reminder to us that we are members of a chosen generation and must be different in the world of today. As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we should make choices consistent with the teachings of the gospel and shun the negative, misleading, and evil messages of the world that surround us.
We have adopted this motto for our family. It is a reminder to us that we are members of a chosen generation and must be different in the world of today. As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we should make choices consistent with the teachings of the gospel and shun the negative, misleading, and evil messages of the world that surround us.
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