Alma the Elder

The Alma Lee House was created to emulate the love and care for our residents that only family can provide because we consider our residents family. I started this company after dealing with the harsh reality that elderly and vulnerable adults need better living situations and more advocacy while in the "system" (any kind of second or third party care in or out of their own home). Without these two things their life is literally in danger. In 2011 my own grandmother, Alma Lee, was terribly abused

not do in the cities, but none of them ruled against preaching opinions to the public. Although it was a disruption to the peace of the city, no officials in the land of Zarahemla had any authority to punish Korihor for his actions as is stated in Alma 30 verse 12, “and the law could have no hold upon him.” As a result, I drew a parallel to today’s society. We act on faith that everything we learn is true, but we have no grounds to say that our beliefs are more credible than those of anyone else

Jesus Christ, “how can I know for a surety the truth of this message?” The answer proves simple, open the scriptures and feast upon Christ’s words. Notably, one of the best places to find Christ’s words on how to find the truth is found in Alma 32:28-43. Alma 32:28-43 teach how to accept the gospel and find the fruits of Christ’s words. An example of coming closer to Christ by scripture reading is through diligently pondering the scriptures with an open heart, people will find the ability to accept

Sarah’s Law Firm Hires New Shepherd Attorney. Welcomed to the Community with a Free Movie in the Park Featuring Casablanca. Sarah’s Law Firm hires Brenda Polk to join the family as associate attorney based in the Shepherd office. She will guide clients through Medicaid and estate planning in a comforting and welcoming atmosphere, making sure clients leave her office confident in their plan. Brenda will be welcomed to the family and the Shepherd community with a Movie in the Park hosted by Sarah’s

screenplay for the 2012 movie was based on Stephen Rebello’s non-fiction book, Alfred Hitchcock and the making of Psycho. The story centers on the strained marriage between Hitchcock (Anthony Hopkins) and Alma Reville (Helen Mirren) during the creation of Psycho. The movie was a very well spirited biopic of elder getting his game back on while realizing the love and support he had for his wife. The stars in this movie are a major factor in this movie’s success. Anthony Hopkin’s acting really brought out the

As I’ve been pondering my becoming project, I’ve come to relies that I’ve grown in ways that I never thought I needed to. At the beginning I was having a very hard time trying to figure out what Christ like attribute that I need to work on most. As I prayed and ponder and look at the all the Christ like attributes it stood out to was believing. I started to ask myself why, why do I need to need to believe more in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. Well going thru this semester I have found out

Of all the incredible divine qualities Jesus Christ exemplifies, the one I love most is His constancy. He is the same “yesterday, today, and forever,” and as Moroni teaches us, from Him cometh “every good gift.” Because Jesus Christ is constant, all of God’s children who have ever lived or ever will live on the Earth can look to the scriptures and prophets to identify patterns of obedience by which they may obtain every one of these good gifts, This is in accordance with that law decreed in heaven

I always knew there was a God. That is something I never questioned. When I was little I was taught about the LDS church by my grandparents. My dad always taught me that the LDS church was not true. He would tell me things like “all mormons are going to hell” and he would tell me it was a church based on lies. At such a young age this was very confusing for me, but I have always been a daddy’s girl so of course at one point I started to wonder if my dad was right. I wasn't able to be baptized at

With the sun beating against my back, I ran through the narrow path, my breaths heavy and jagged. This was my first time running an obstacle course, and the different stations, from rope climbing to log jumping, had left me exhausted. My squad members had started to notice me struggling, but instead of running past me, they started to shout encouragements and cheer me on. Although I was drained of energy when I reached the finish line, I was overflowing with appreciation. My squad members, whom

serotonin or a sense of calmness that they are hard to escape. In a gospel perspective addictions cloud our decision and bind up our agency. In a talk given by Elder Russel M. Nelson in 1988, entitled Addiction or Freedom he states “Agency, or the power to choose, was ours as spirit children of our Creator before the world was. (See Alma 13:3; Moses 4:4.) It is a gift from God, nearly as precious as life itself. Often, however, agency is misunderstood. While we are free to choose, once we have made