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Those who watched the women's session wanting to feel supported, encouraged and uplifted were likely not disappointed. Here are a few of my favorite quotes from the session: “No matter our circumstances, our lives are sacred and have meaning and purpose. Each of us is a beloved daughter of God, born with divinity in our souls.” — Sister Susan H. Porter “It’s not about doing life perfectly — it’s about finding joy while doing our best.” — Sister Rebecca L. Craven “Even though you may feel alone as the storms of life are raging, you can shine a light in the darkness of misunderstanding, confusion and unbelief. Your light of faith in Christ can be steady and sure, leading those around you to safety and peace.” — Sister Porter Read more about the women's session. More from General Conference A call for peace and an end to contention highlight a day of Christ-centered messages (Deseret News) Help stop suicide, abuse, Latter-day Saint leaders say Saturday afternoon (Deseret News) Women's session video: 'You are the women he foresaw' (Church News) |
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