The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Ave Delorimier Montreal QC
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Visitors welcome. "Bring with you all the good that you have, and let us add to it."
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a Christ-centered faith that promotes traditional family values. The congregation has men's, women's and youth organizations.
Members believe in, study and seek to live by the teachings found in the Book of Mormon, another testament of Jesus Christ and the Old and New Testaments.
Families, singles, youth, children and friends gather here to worship, learn together, socialize and help each other.
“We recognize the good in all people. We recognize the good in all churches, in their efforts to improve mankind and to teach principles that lead to good, stable, productive living. To people everywhere we simply say, ‘You bring with you all the good that you have, and let us add to it." President Gordon B. Hinckley.
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facebook.comA Sacred Trust - By President Thomas S. Monson
President Thomas S. Monson— Wherever you go, your priesthood goes with you. Are you standing in holy places? Before you put yourself and your priesthood in jeopardy by venturing into places or participating in activities which are not worthy of you or of that priesthood, pause to consider the consequences. Remember who you are and what God expects you to become. You are a child of promise. You are a man of might. You are a son of God. This precious gift of priesthood power brings with it not only solemn responsibilities but also special blessings for ourselves and for others. May we, in whatever place we may find ourselves, always be worthy to call upon its power, for we never know when our need and our opportunity to do so may come. . . . May we determine, here and now, ever to be prepared for our time of need, our time of service, our time of blessing. https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2016/04/a-sacred-trust?lang=eng
A Child’s Guiding Gift - By Mary R. Durham
Sister Mary R. Durham reminds us Elder David A. Bednar said: “The simplicity of [confirmation] may cause us to overlook its significance. These four words—‘Receive the Holy Ghost’—are not a passive pronouncement; rather, they constitute a priesthood injunction—an authoritative admonition to act and not simply to be acted upon.” https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2016/04/a-childs-guiding-gift?lang=eng
And There Shall Be No More Death - By Elder Paul V. Johnson
For all who have grieved [or suffered] the Resurrection is a source of great hope. "Alisa researched survival rates for persons with the type of cancer she had, and the numbers were not encouraging. She wrote: 'But there is a cure, so I’m not scared. Jesus has already cured my cancer, and yours. ... I will be better. I’m glad I know this.' "We can replace the word cancer with any of the other physical, mental, or emotional ailments we may face. Because of the Resurrection, they have already been cured too. The miracle of resurrection, the ultimate cure, is beyond the power of modern medicine. But it is not beyond the power of God. We know it can be done because the Savior is resurrected and will bring to pass the Resurrection of each of us too. . . . . "The reality of the Resurrection of the Savior overwhelms our heartbreak with hope because with it comes the assurance that all the other promises of the gospel are just as real—promises that are no less miraculous than the Resurrection. We know that He has the power to cleanse us from all our sins. We know that He has taken upon Himself all our infirmities, pains, and the injustices we have suffered. We know that He has 'rise[n] from the dead, with healing in his wings.' We know that He can make us whole no matter what is broken in us. We know that He 'shall wipe away all tears from [our] eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain.' We know that we can be 'made perfect through Jesus … , who wrought out this perfect atonement,' if we will just have faith and follow Him." Elder Paul V. Johnson https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2016/04/and-there-shall-be-no-more-death?lang=eng
The Pleasing Word of God - Francisco J. Viñas
Having the companionship of the Spirit will make us better people. “It will whisper peace and joy to [our] souls, … it will take malice, hatred, envying, strife, and all evil from [our] hearts; and [our] whole desire will be to do good, bring forth righteousness, and build up the kingdom of God” (see Teachings: Joseph Smith, 98). With the influence of the Holy Ghost, we will not be offended, nor will we offend others; we will feel happier, and our minds will be cleaner. Our love for others will increase. We will be more willing to forgive and spread happiness to those around us. I would like to suggest that each of you participate in a spiritual exercise sometime soon, perhaps even tonight while saying your prayers. Humbly ask the Lord the following question: “What is keeping me from progressing?” In other words: “What lack I yet?” Then wait quietly for a response. If you are sincere, the answer will soon become clear. It will be revelation intended just for you." Elder Francisco J. Vinas https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2015/10/the-pleasing-word-of-god?lang=eng
What Lack I Yet? - Larry R. Lawrence
"I would like to suggest that each of you participate in a spiritual exercise sometime soon, perhaps even tonight while saying your prayers. Humbly ask the Lord the following question: “What is keeping me from progressing?” In other words: “What lack I yet?” Then wait quietly for a response. If you are sincere, the answer will soon become clear. It will be revelation intended just for you." Elder Larry R. Lawrence https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2015/10/what-lack-i-yet?lang=eng
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