Defining Moments
Jessica Steed
September 12, 2011
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Right now I’m in the Vienna airport on a layover. I’m coming from a weekend in Macedonia doing volunteer work for the World Federation of
Right now I’m in the Vienna airport on a layover. I’m coming from a weekend in Macedonia doing volunteer work for the World Federation of
[Trigger warning for discussion of 9/11 event and PTSD.] On September 11, 2001 I was living in a small house east of BYU campus with
For the past year, I’ve been the Visiting Teaching Coordinator in my ward, so visiting teaching is never far from my mind now. Honestly, I
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At first I contemplated asking a trick question. Poll: Do you work? Because the answer for all of us should be, yes. Of course, I
I am ten thousand times more likely to fast well (i.e. meditatively, prayerfully, soulfully) when I’m doing it for a friend or family member in
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