The Amarillo Texas Globe-News printed several good articles on the LDS Church, its growth and missionary efforts. The spirit bears witness for those who want to know, and I think what we try to do is to try to teach people to be perceptive of the spirit. I think those things are what people are looking for. The second article tells about the daily activities and service of two missionaries. Matt and Holly Rasband and their three young children share an FHE and explain its significance in their lives.
Families pray, sing, draw pictures and teach one another biblical lessons.
They may also choose activities outside the home, such as seeing a ball game or going to the park. During a recent home evening, Matt teaches his children how they may show their dedication to Jesus. Obeying your parents, the children learn, is one way to show love for Christ. A monument was recently dedicated at the Salt Lake grave of Sarah Kimball, an early LDS pioneer. Born in 1818, Sarah lived in Kirtland, Ohio, before moving to Nauvoo and marrying Hiram Kimball.