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Feeling the Spirit in Any Calling

Some people may say that if you are called to a certain calling like Nursery, or Primary, that you may not get that much out of your Sundays. You are too busy teaching others to get anything out of it yourself. I think that is not true though. It is all about what we put into it, and what we want to take away that depends on how much we feel the Spirit.

This past week in Primary, I felt the spirit very strongly. I did not have to do the sharing time. It was one of my counselor’s turns. I was grateful to be able to listen to her teach and watch the kids learn. Of course, we were learning about the Resurrection. She did a great job of teaching them in a way that captured their attention, and I think made them learn!

She started by sharing very simply the story of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection. She showed the children pictures of him in the Garden of Gethsemane and on the cross. She talked about what it meant to sin and repent. What it meant to be resurrected. The kids were especially attentive.

At the end, she told them there was going to be a quiz to see how well they were listening. She had easter eggs hidden around the room with questions in them. They got to find an egg, and then open it and answer the question inside. They knew all of the answers. Every one.

The spirit testified to me during that simple lesson to the children that Jesus did die for all of us, and was resurrected so that we may all live again. What a precious gift that was. And, those children had to have felt that spirit too, because I know I did. This past Sunday, I was thankful to be in Primary.

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About Meredith

Meredith is a native Texan who is currently living in Salt Lake City, UT. She graduated from the University of Utah in 2002 with a B.A. degree in Psychology and a minor in Human Development and Family Studies. She has been married for almost 10 years and has three beautiful children who consume most of her time. However, she started blogging in 2007 and has fallen in love with the idea of becoming a writer. She started scrapbooking over 10 years ago, and has become obsessed with that as well. She also dreams of the day when someone will pay her to scrapbook for them! When she is not scrapbooking, or blogging, she loves to people watch, and analyze what makes people tick. Meredith is proud to be a Mormon, and even served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints where she fell in love with the Latin culture and learned to speak Spanish. Visit Meredith on her personal blog at www.fakingpictureperfect.wordpress.com