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The Joy of Gethsemane.

Have you ever heard of “The Garden”?  It’s my favorite allegory to listen to at Easter—click here  to listen. It’s the story of a possessive, domineering landlord and a humble gardener who LOVES his garden and wants so much to clear the weeds and help things grow. It’s a powerful and stirring story of good versus evil, despair versus hope and a Man who sacrifices and suffers greatly to save.
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The Nativity Experience—FOLLOW UP

After our nativity event, I felt like I had little energy left to give but SO wanted to provide counsel and support for all of the concerns that had been left unanswered. A dear, dear friend of mine offered to take the papers and type them up.  As the last few months have passed, I have thought several times of the project, but never felt like it was the right time to check back in with my friend. Last week, I felt a green light to reach out. Today she texted me back, mentioning that she kept having the thought that she should wait til Eastertime to share the finished product. Below is a lovely message that she included (along with all the concerns & counsel)—it touched my heart and reminded me that nothing is too big for God. He holds us each in His hands. Much love, Sarah In contemplating Christmas and the blessed gift of Jesus Chirst’s birth, this quote from President Gordon B. Hinckly always comes to mind.  “There would be no Christmas if there had not been Easter. The babe Jes