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Our Heavenly Father knows that we suffer, and because we are His children, He will not abandon us.

Think of the compassionate one, the Savior, who spent so much of His life ministering to the sick, the lonely, the doubting, the despairing. Do you think He is any less concerned about you today?

God has something unimaginable in mind for you personally and the Church collectively—a marvelous work and a wonder.
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We cannot change the will of God, but we can be comforted knowing that His will is for us to return to His presence again. He has our welfare at heart and when we receive an answer, we can be sure that He is leading us a little closer to our heavenly home.
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"Can I change the will of God?" is a question we are sometimes tempted to ask but shouldn't we be asking "How can I align my will with God's will?" instead?
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The fire to bring others back to church is good but it can sometimes consume our pure intentions. When someone leaves the church, our goal must be....
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Love is the key. Do not bring people back to church without love. As cliché as it may sound, loving them is what we must do—whether they come back to church or not.
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Your Heavenly Father loves you—each of you. That love never changes... It is simply there. It is there for you when you are sad or happy, discouraged or hopeful.
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Do we sometimes get so caught up in sharing our experiences that we forget to reflect if others can relate to what we are sharing? When we share our experiences, we must consider that our audience is a mix of converts, people who grew up knowing the gospel, and those who are still investigating the gospel.
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Do we sometimes accidentally exclude people at church through the words we use and stories we share? Read on for tips on how to become an inclusive Mormon.
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