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Btec Level 3 Unit 16

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Unit 16

This unit is about missionary work. MIssionary work is important because it helps spread the word of the gospel to those who have not heard it in other countries. Missionary work is important for the development of young men,it is a priesthood responsibility, and helps build character. Missionary work is not just for missionaries, it is for everybody who has the desire to do good and spread the news of the gospel.

Today is priesthood meeting we had a return missionary, whom had just returned from England. He talked to us about the blessings and the miracles he had seen and received from his mission. He felt that even though it was hard for him at first he grew as a person and he knew that it wasn’t just for him, but also the people of England. He learned to have a better …show more content…

I also know that there are people out there who are waiting for me specifically to come teach them and give them the gospel.I say these things and I know they are true, Amen.
Unit 28 D&C: 132 Marriage in the temple is a promise that you will have a partner from here to eternity. God's standard for marriage is one man for one woman unless otherwise commanded by the lord. This section talks about how when you get married you become a whole, and your partner is your other half. Which can make decision easier and your life more stable. Being married in the Temple is important because not only are you fulfilling your covenants in order to make it to the celestial kingdom, you are also being bound to someone for all eternity. When refusing to get married to those covenants, your eternal progression is being blocked, and you are unable to reach your highest exaltation. It is a commandment that we should get married in order to fulfill heavenly father's glory and become more like him. This is an essential part in order to have a place in his

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