Woodsetton Ward

18/12/2022

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Today, the world needs the light of Jesus Christ more than ever. Watch a special Christmas message from President Russell M. Nelson, and think of ways you ca...

17/12/2022

Today is the seventeenth day of ! Join us (and many others!) in making a special effort to spread kindness for 25 days.

When we read scriptures, we can hear the Lord’s voice. What is He saying to you in Psalm 27?

11/12/2022

08/12/2022

Watch 'The Promise of Christmas' musical broadcast - a lovely way to see some Christmas music from around the world that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. :)

29/10/2022

Everyone is welcome to join new course in the UK

23/04/2022

⭐ Ward Activity @ 6.30pm Tonight!! ⭐
An evening of talent, hobbies and skills sharing. All invited.

26/01/2022

At my age, I have attended many funerals. I am sure many of you have noticed what I have noticed. When celebrating the life of a deceased family member or friend, it is rare for a speaker to talk about the size of the person’s home, the number of cars, or bank account balances. They usually don’t speak about social media posts. At most funerals, they focus on their loved one’s relationships, service to others, life lessons and experiences, and their love for Jesus Christ.

Don’t misunderstand me. I’m not saying that having a nice home or a nice car is wrong or that using social media is bad. What I am saying is that in the end, those things matter very little compared to loving the Savior.

When we love and follow Him, we have faith in Him. We repent. We follow His example and are baptized and receive the Holy Ghost. We endure to the end and stay on the covenant path. We forgive family members and neighbors by letting go of grudges we may be holding. We earnestly strive to keep God’s commandments. We strive to be obedient. We make and keep covenants. We honor our fathers and mothers. We set aside negative worldly influences. We prepare ourselves for His Second Coming.

01/01/2022

I’m sure many of you are setting aside time today to write down your resolutions for the coming year. May I make a few suggestions?

First, resolve to strengthen your spiritual foundation. This may involve setting a specific time and place to study the scriptures, praying more often, making temple worship a bigger priority, and letting God prevail in all aspects of your life.

Second, resolve to be kind to others. When the Savior Jesus Christ visited the Americas, as recorded in the Book of Mormon, one of the first things He taught was the need to eliminate contention in our lives. So, please be compassionate, be understanding, be slow to judge, and be quick to forgive.

Third, resolve to be resolute. The Lord loves effort. The Lord loves consistency. The Lord loves steadfastness. While we surely will come up short from time to time, our persistent efforts to hear Him and follow the inspiration He gives us will help us to “wax strong in the Spirit” (Mosiah 18:26).

May God bless you, my dear friends, and may this be a wonderful year of purpose and possibilities for all of us.

17/12/2021