Posts Tagged "beauty"

"Our True Identity"

Posted by on Nov 19, 2010 in What We Believe | 0 comments

Keeping with our week’s theme of true and inner beauty, following is a video that includes parts of President Dieter F. Uchtdorf’s talk, “The Reflection in the Water.” Using Hans Christian Andersen’s story, “The Ugly Duckling” he urges us to remember who we really are — “glorious sons and daughters of Almighty God” — and remember our true worth and value. Faith in God and His plan and His love can help us see beyond our own...

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Take the "Recapturing Beauty" 10-day Challenge

Posted by on Nov 18, 2010 in How We Live | 0 comments

Yesterday, we shared links to the “Recapturing Beauty” campaign. Today, we wanted to highlight the 10-day Challenge that all women are invited to take. (Actually, it’s a nine-day challenge since we won’t be able to attend the event for Day 10 that already occurred.) The challenges range from taking a break from the media to taking time to exercise just for pleasure to “spend time getting ready on the inside.” Be sure to have a journal handy as well. If you...

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“Recapturing Beauty” Campaign

Posted by on Nov 17, 2010 in How We Live | 1 comment

Women’s Services and Resources on the Brigham Young University (BYU) campus is running a campaign — called “Recapturing Beauty” — this semester to help women “shift our attitudes about beauty away from those promoted in popular culture.” The campaign started with a kickoff gathering where Stephanie Nielsen (also known as NieNie) spoke. They expected 1,000 attendees; 3,000 people attended! To hear clips of Stephanie’s talk and to find out more...

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True Beauty

Posted by on Nov 16, 2010 in What We Believe | 2 comments

I’ve never been the kinda women that looks like what you see on all the beauty magazines. In truth, I tend to feel like a daisy amongst rose after rose after rose. And that’s okay. Because I’m just as Heavenly Father made me to be. I think too often, we as ladies, when we get up in the mornings, we look at ourselves in the mirror with the intention of finding what we need to fix or correct, and not acknowledge seeing the beauty that is there by simply being who we are....

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