PMO General Articles

While I was studying Come, Follow Me in Dec, I read the story of Jane Elizabeth. She was a Black woman in the early days of the Church. At that time, the priesthood was not given to Black members. Because of her race, she was refused a seat on a wagon traveling from Connecticut to Nauvoo. And because of that, she had to walk more than 500 miles to get there.

Becoming a parent is an extremely stressful life occurrence. Whenever you’re about to go into a new phase of life or achieve something, people always try to tell you how it’s going to be. People warn you about the joys and pains that you might encounter, or how the system is built, so you can utilize it better than they did. Everyone will offer their advice and their experiences of how certain things went for them, but make no mistake, nothing will ever fully prepare you for what you are about to face.

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