P.S. this is a song preformed by a children’s choir in Utah, with the Tabernacle Choir, it’s a beautiful song that captures the season of Easter!

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I wanted to share a quick Easter message with you all, on this Easter Sunday, our Savior, Jesus Christ rose from the tomb! He is risen! And He loves each and everyone of us! I love you guys, I am so grateful for each and everyone of you! Have a wonderful Easter!

I have found that focusing on the good in your life has helped me to feel better and better everyday, drawing ourselves closer to the good things in life will help us have a better understanding of our Father in Heaven's loving plan for all of us! I love Him and His Son, Jesus Christ!

that when he gets down on himself, he says aloud the good things that happened to him that day, it helped shift his thinking from the negative to the positives in his life, and helped train himself to see those things more often, that struck me as a amazing way to help train yourself to be happier.

during this Christmas Season! Find ways to help others everyday, even if it's just a smile or saying thank you! Love can be abound in our life's everyday! #LightTheWorld

Here is a link to the full talk for those that are interested :
www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/genera...

I was impressed by that last line "in a world calling for division, distance, and disengagement, there is always much more that unites us than divides us."

More than ever do we need to come together as one, and build better relationships with each other instead of tearing them down! Especially

The collaboration that resulted and the service rendered to thousands of New Yorkers taught me that in a world calling for division, distance, and disengagement, there is always much more that unites us than divides us. The Savior pled, “Be one; and if ye are not one ye are not mine.”

We left each subsequent meeting more united and ready to pick up our “shovels” and go to work.

In a richly diverse city filled with complexity and colliding cultures, we saw our differences dissipate as we came together as friends with one voice, one purpose, and one prayer. No longer were we looking across the table at each other but heavenward with each other.

No special guests. Just a request to come together and discuss the challenges we were all facing as faith leaders. The Centers for Disease Control had just reported that our city was the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. This meant no more gathering. No more coming together.

I was impressed by this story he shared from the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, "In May of 2020, just as the world was grappling with the spread of a global pandemic, members of the New York City Commission of Religious Leaders met virtually in an abruptly called meeting. There was no agenda.