Marie's Sunday Message - August 23rd, 2026

Fresh peaches are my FAVORITE, and they are almost done for the season. I needed one more chance to get some before the summer is over. I'm so grateful to our dear friends the Stirlands; they have this incredible orchard near us and invited Steve and I to get some. OH YA!!! Homemade peach ice cream and jam here I come!🍑😂👍

They work so hard to grow amazing fruit for the community and are the nicest, most positive couple I’ve ever met. These qualities are such a strength, and brought me to…my topic!😂

I’m always looking for something to write about for my Sunday thought. Of course, I want it to be something that everyone will hopefully find interesting. Can’t be too long. Can’t be too short, but I'd really like it to be something new and thought-provoking that I can learn from as well. My reasoning is that if I learn something, then maybe you will too.

Which brings me to something I’ve been thinking about this week. How our thoughts actually manifest in our lives. There’s an incredible book I read years ago by Masaru Emoto. It’s called The Healing Power of Water. It’s really worth looking into. Basically, it talks about how thoughts literally change the shape of water and how our body is made up of 70% water, so be careful what you think!

Going along with this same theme My dear friend Olivia Newton-John completely believed in this science. She would say that positive and negative thoughts can even determine the quality of our health. She would talk about people like Louise Hay and Karol K. Truman. They’re two authors who wrote around the belief that unresolved emotions and thought patterns affect our well-being.

My friend Donna Tagliaferri sent me a talk by a man named Robert Dial a couple of days ago, and this is the sentence that intrigued me.

Anything you say after the 2 words “I AM” is what you become.

For instance, how often does negativity get in your head?

I am lazy

I am slow

I am not careful

I am a failure

But! What if you started the day with “I am divinely guided”?

It is hard to take a wrong action after that. Right??

The absolute truth is fear lies to you. So I’m asking all of us NOT to believe our fears because something better is always coming. I am divinely guided; use this statement to settle yourself. It will lower your fear and help you to make good decisions.

Then of course, and I don’t know if you do this, but I took a deep dive into the scriptures because I love the word of God and know His truth is absolute! So the natural jump to what God says… I AM THE GREAT I AM, is where this Sunday message lands. 🥰

In Exodus 3:14, God reveals His name to Moses: “I AM hath sent me unto you.”

“Before Abraham was, I am— John 8:58,

And then Jesus uses the words “I AM” to align himself with the God of Abraham.

“I am the bread of life.” — John 6:35

“I am the light of the world.” — John 8:12

So what we allow into our minds, whether positive or negative, is up to us to decide! We have millions of thoughts every day, but which thoughts do we choose to listen to and which thoughts do we dismiss away?

There are really two beautiful sets of “I AM” statements in scripture: what God and Christ say about themselves, and what God says we are in relationship to Him.

Jesus deliberately uses the words "I AM," connecting His identity to the God of Abraham.  “I am the light of the world.” — John 8:12

“He that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.”

“I am the good shepherd.” — John 10:11

He knows, leads, protects, and gives His life for His sheep.

“I am the resurrection, and the life.” — John 11:25

 “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” — John 14:6

Rather than allowing fear, failure, age, criticism, or circumstances to finish the sentence “I am…”, scripture gives us a very different outlook.

But perhaps the one I’d put at the very top:

I AM a child of God!♥️

“We are the offspring of God.”

And because of that we are divinely inspired…

There’s an important distinction here from the self-help version of “whatever follows ‘I am’ is

what you become.” Scripture isn’t really teaching that our words magically create reality.

It’s teaching something deeper: our truest identity is received from God.

So instead of:

I am too old.

I am overwhelmed.

I am a failure.

I am not enough.

Scripture gives us something sturdier:

I AM a child of God.

I AM known.

I AM loved.

I AM His.

I AM not alone.

I AM being strengthened.

And that last one

I AM still becoming!

This one for me is definitely one of the most hopeful ways to finish any sentence.

#HappySunday

Marie's Sunday Message - August 16th, 2026

This week, I drove to Huntsville, Utah, where I grew up. I went to see my dear friend Linda from second grade. (Yes, I went for two months to public school😂) It was great to see her, her sister Julie, and her mom Joyce again. Joyce is amazing; she gave Donny and myself our first piano lessons. Joyce is 94 years old now and sharp as ever, she was my mom's best friend in Huntsville. I remember coming home from Sweden or Japan, and Joyce would always have a batch of fresh homemade dough for us to make scones along with a big jar of fresh raspberry jam.😋 And yes, I left her house with a big jar of fresh homemade raspberry jam for my trip home. 😁👍

On the drive there and back, I prayed to know what to write for #sundaymessage. The only thought that kept coming to my mind was “HEALING,” but no other thoughts. Maybe my mind is in need of some healing help. 😂

Well, this morning I got up to make our Sunday pot roast, and while preparing it, I listened to talks, podcasts, and anything related to the topic. After all, today is Sunday, 🤦🏻‍♀️ and nothing felt quite right to write about.  It’s hard to discourage me,😂 so my self-talk said “keep the faith! God will lead me, and I would find what He would like me to write!“

I went to church to take the sacrament and feel of the Spirit, and His miracles began to manifest. In my church, the bishop asks someone from the congregation every week to share a thought before the song and sacrament each week. Well.. THANK YOU CAMI!  The words she spoke before the song filled me with the Spirit, and when she spoke about “healing, " her words could not be better‼️😁 I asked her if I could post her thought; she sweetly said yes, and I’m so grateful because her words are inspiring! ☺️ I know you'll enjoy pondering them as much as I have. I'm grateful, too, that this day the Lord answers prayers, and I had great parents who taught me to be patient and to wait on His time frame, not mine. ❤️

#HappySunday

CAMI’S TALK

I’ve been thinking lately about how incredible the human body is. Our loving Heavenly Father created our bodies with an amazing ability to heal themselves.

When we get a cut, almost immediately, our bodies begin working at a cellular level to repair the damage. When we break a bone, our bodies begin the process of rebuilding it until, over time, it can become strong and whole again.

One of the most incredible parts of this process is the role our blood plays. Our blood carries oxygen, nutrients, and other things our bodies need to repair, rebuild, and heal. Even when we aren’t consciously doing anything to make it happen, our bodies are constantly working to restore what has been damaged.

As I’ve thought about that, I’ve wondered if this can teach us something about the Atonement of Jesus Christ.

Just as our physical bodies can become wounded or broken, our souls can become wounded too. Sometimes we may feel broken because of mistakes we have made. Sometimes we may carry pain caused by someone else. We may feel discouraged, lonely, inadequate, or simply exhausted from carrying something that feels too heavy.  And sometimes, in those moments, we may believe the lie that we are too broken to be whole again.

The blood that Christ shed for us in the Garden of Gethsemane and on the cross wasn’t just to make forgiveness possible. Through His Atonement, Jesus Christ has the power to heal us—to mend the places in our souls that we cannot heal on our own.

We don’t have to fix everything ourselves before we come to Him. We don’t have to become perfect before we are worthy of His love. We simply need to turn toward Him and allow Him to help us. He has already shed His blood and suffered enough on our behalf. 

The human body is an incredible thing. Our loving Creator gave our bodies the ability to heal and be preserved. For instance, when we get a cut on our skin, our body instantly begins working at a cellular level to repair and rebuild so we can become whole again. If we break a bone, these too can begin the process and become solid again. These miraculous processes that take place in our bodies are possible because of the blood that circulates through our bodies.  Blood carries the nutrients, oxygen, and antibodies our bodies need to heal and become whole. It is truly incredible!

Like our bodies, our spiritual soul can at times feel broken or wounded. We may feel empty, unworthy, too broken to be whole again. We may feel alone, isolated, and as if we are the only one suffering through something. Just as the blood circulating through our body allows our bodies to mend and become whole again, the blood that our Savior and Redeemer shed for us can do the same for our spiritual well-being. Our Savior has done all of the suffering that is required for us to be made whole and live with our Father in Heaven again. We do not have to suffer anymore. As we lean into this thought, and allow our Savior into our lives-He will heal our broken hearts, our empty souls, and remind us that no matter how unworthy we may tell ourselves that He can heal us and make us whole again. You are not alone. Whatever negative thoughts you may have had about yourselves are false. Christ has created a way for us to become whole week after week as we partake of the sacrament and renew our baptismal covenants with Him. 

As we take the sacrament today, let it be a reminder that because of Jesus Christ, we can be made clean, renewed, strengthened, and whole again. No matter what happened during the previous week, we can come to the Savior again. Let it be a reminder that just as our bodies were created with the ability to heal, our Heavenly Father has provided a way for our souls to heal through the Atonement of His Son, Jesus Christ.

I testify that these things are true, and say them in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen.

Marie's Sunday Message - August 9th, 2026

I’d like you all to meet Kaitlynn; she’s absolutely adorable, and she's my son Matthew’s fiancée! We couldn't love her more!!!♥️

I know many of you met Matthew when he was on the road with me, and I thought you’d like to know. He’s such a wonderful man, and I’m so happy for them☺️

Yesterday was a very special day, family and friends all gathered for Kaitlynn’s bridal shower. 🥰 I had to show you the  cute theme she chose,  “She’s Been Scooped Up!” And yes, we had ice cream. 🍨🙌😋 Kaitlynn loves ice cream as much as I do, and yes, I believe it’s the fifth food group. 😂

Their story is precious, and it shows that God really is in the details of our lives! He does “know them.” He heard their prayers of faith and manifested His love by helping them find each other. ♥️

This is Kaitlynn‘s mom Jen. We’re two very proud moms!

Last week I wrote about the Lord knowing each one of us by name and that He knows our story. I believe He also helps us create these stories, and as we remember them, we begin to see His tender mercies all around us. Because of the post I did, my friend Donna and I had a great conversation on this topic: how God knows who we are, knows our stories, and truly is in the details—if we stop long enough to look back and recognize His hand.

She told me about a very unique day she recently had. As she went back through her journal and pieced together the events and even the times they occurred,  she realized the many little decisions had fallen into place to bring her safety that day. What might have seemed like coincidences at the time looked very different when she saw them all together. She could see the Lord’s hand throughout it. Of course, she laughed and said He probably has to keep an especially close eye on her since she’s a terrible driver! 😂 I told her you may laugh, but I agree! Then we both laughed; we have a very similar sense of humors

But seriously, as we’ve studied the Old Testament this year, I’ve realized how often the word “remember” is woven into the stories I’ve read. And one thing I’ve realized about the Old Testament is that so many of these are simply stories about families. They probably didn’t think their everyday lives were particularly noteworthy, yet here we are, thousands of years later, still learning from them.

And so are our lives.

I’ve decided to go back through my journals and the scriptures I use as a journal, use a healthy amount of prayer, and hopefully remember some of those special times I didn’t write down. Then I’m going to pinky promise myself that, going forward,  I’ll live with a greater attitude of gratitude and take the time every day to write down where I have seen the Lord’s hand in my life

Because miracles don’t have to be seismic, like the parting of the Red Sea, to qualify, they can be as small as finding something that was lost—good luck finding your rings, Donna! 🙏😂—

What I do know is that hearing other people recount the times they’ve seen God's hand in their lives is faith-promoting. It helps me recognize His hand in mine.

So today I would love for you to share one of your stories about a time when God’s love manifested itself in your life. Big or small! You can post them in the comments on my social media.  I think hearing each other’s stories can give us all greater insight on this Sabbath day and help us to “remember” Him.

Have a great day and remember, I love you all very much!😘

Marie's Sunday Message - August 2nd, 2026

Not knowing what to write this week, I kept praying, trusting that something would come to me in the Lord’s time. Even though I had no idea what it would be. Well!! it’s Sunday and the clock was ticking…😂 once again, God reminded me that He hears our prayers!

On the first Sunday of each month at our church, we have a Fast and Testimony Meeting, where members of the congregation are invited to share experiences that have strengthened their faith in Jesus Christ. It is always such a beautiful and meaningful meeting.

Today, a wonderful young woman named Axuray, who serves with the youth, shared about her experience at Girls Camp. She spoke of the joy she felt watching these young women deepen their testimonies of the Savior while surrounded by the beauty of His creations. The theme of camp this year was “He Knows You by Name.”

Those simple words stayed with me.

As I’ve pondered them today, I’ve found myself reflecting on what they truly mean. I wrote down my thoughts and turned them into the graphic. ❤️

Throughout our lives—through moments of joy and seasons of hardship—we are never walking alone. Jesus Christ walks beside us every step of the way. He knows our hopes, our fears, our victories, and our struggles. He loves us with a perfect, eternal love.

There is something deeply comforting about about being fully known and fully loved. Knowing that the Creator of heaven and earth doesn’t just know of us—He knows us. He knows our hearts. He knows our stories. And yes… He knows each of us by name.

I pray you’ll remember that truth today. No matter where you are in your journey, you are seen, you are loved, and you are never forgotten.

Happy Sunday. 🤍

Marie's Sunday Message - July 26th, 2026

I didn’t write a #SundayMessage last week. Not because I didn’t want to, but because I was in the heart of the Redwoods with no cell coverage. 🤣👍

Last week we took one of our daughters and her two children to visit our other daughter and her three children. What a wonderful time we had catching up! It was especially fun for me to watch my girls and their children reconnect and  spend precious family time together while enjoying God’s beautiful creations.

This week my husband and I also spent time traveling with our dear friends Greg and Darla Sperry. We went to see my brother, Merrill Osmond’s, stage production. He produced and wrote the music for The Pioneer Legacy Celebration. It's a wonderful show celebrating the pioneers entering the Utah Valley. The cast of more than 100 people were absolutely amazing and brought tears to my eyes more than once because of what they went through. Merrill did such a great job! And once again, spending precious time with family is one of life’s greatest blessings. ☺️

The next day we visited Navajo Lake, Strawberry Canyon, and eventually Bryce Canyon before heading home. We also stopped at Cedar Breaks. The views there were simply stunning! ❤️

We spent our last night near Bryce Canyon with a dear friend, Tim Gates. He producer and performs a show at Ebenezer’s Dinner Theater. He is an incredible talent, and if you’re ever in that area, you really should go! 

After the performance, we joined Tim, his family, and several friends around a campfire—reminiscing and yes… singing! Tim and I even sang #MeetMeInMontana together🥰🎶

One big highlight...Roasting homemade Rice Krispie treats over the coals. 👌Tim’s wife, Berta, made them. Her recipe is a secret, but she did give me one hint: “Use browned butter!” Yum! 😋 I’m definitely doing that!

You guys, the peace that comes from unplugging in nature is remarkable. Being surrounded by oceans, mountains, giant trees, and the majestic scenery God created is glorious, humbling, and energizing. There's so much beauty in the world to see!

As I’ve mentioned before, this year I’m reading through the Old Testament. On this trip, my grandkids watched me read every evening while we traveled. They became curious about the color-coding system I created years ago for marking my scriptures. ☺️ One granddaughter asked what all the colors meant.

I told her pink represents womanhood, motherhood, and family. Green reminds me of growing plants, so I use it for things that help me grow spiritually—wise counsel, sacrifice, commandments, prayer, and examples of faith.

Then she asked, “What’s brown for?”

I asked her what she thought.

“Dirt?” she answered.

“Yes!” I laughed.

Brown reminds me of things that muddy our progress back to God—temptation, warnings, destructive thinking, and choices that pull us away from Him.

Red is for Christ because of the blood He shed for us, and also for the counsel of God the Father.

Yellow is for the Holy Ghost because he lights our path when we choose to listen.

Then I told her, “If you mix red and yellow, what do you get?”

“Orange!”

Exactly. Orange reminds me of teachings and counsel by the Apostles—how Christ organized His Church, the authority He gave them, and the guidance they continue to provide.

Purple is for prophecies and promises, and I told them there are many great ones!

There are more colors, but I won’t bore you any longer. 🤣

To sit and watch my grandchildren choose a color, read the verses, and understand God’s word more deeply because they could connect the principles to a visual color, made every hour I spent reading and marking my scriptures so worthwhile.

I explained to them that reading God’s word and placing ourselves into each person’s story has always given me greater insight and understanding of what they may have been experiencing emotionally, and it allows me to see more clearly the consequences their choices produced.

 I explained that this is why we read—and reread—these sacred stories. I also showed them how I write little journal notes in the margins of my scriptures so I can remember what the verses meant to me during different seasons of my life. 

Through continuous study I have profoundly seen that history keeps repeating itself. Rather than learning from the past and allowing it to lift us higher, it seems the natural nan continually tries to invade, distract, and disrupt us and we see that common sense isn’t really so common. As I read, I often wonder, “If they saw these patterns happening over and over again, why didn’t they stop them?” But God patiently teaches us again and again His message, “Come back to Me.”

One thing I know from studying God’s word is this: these ancient stories teach us that it is both good—and often necessary—to remove ourselves from temptation if we truly want to become what God intends us to be. 

Throughout the scriptures, I have learned that people change, but truth never does.

We witness by reading the heavy burdens that come from choosing darkness over light. Yet those same lives also testify that even in our darkest nights, through faith in God, there is always a way back.

Prophetic guidance from both the past and the present helps us walk forward with far greater peace. These stories remind us to be cautious and fiercely protective against the fiery darts of the adversary, whose only desire is to destroy.

Christ’s way is completely different. His way is to love, heal, protect, educate, and strengthen us so we can become confident in God’s great plan of happiness.

Throughout history, there seems to be a theme: the temptation to redefine God according to our own preferences instead of seeking to know Him as He had revealed Himself to us. But when we seek to do things His way, we come to know Him more fully. We learn how He desires to be loved, worshipped, and followed—not according to our ideas, but according to His, and this places ourselves safely within His loving arms.

I’ve heard many times that God’s commandments feel rigid or restrictive. My response is usually simple.

The difference between a wild horse and a useful horse is boundaries.

God knows this. His commandments are not designed to limit us—they’re designed to help us become everything He created us to be. Think about it. A doctor, a dentist, a lawyer, a musician, etc all become excellent through discipline. If everyone drove without rules, how would we know when to stop or go? 

Rules bring order.

Order brings peace. So when life’s unexpected bumps and sharp turns come—when faith is tested, and confusing paths appear—knowing God’s path makes life not only bearable, but hopeful.  It’s like looking through a dusty window. Instead of seeing brilliant light, we only see a dim version of what could be.

I don’t know about you…

But I like the light because there's so much beauty in the world to see! 

Happy Sunday 

Marie's Sunday Message - June 28th, 2026

This Sunday, I’d like to share a quote that has shaped the way I look at life.

“God left us the world unfinished for man to work his skill upon… He left the pictures unpainted and the music unsung and the problems unsolved, that man might know the joys and glories of creation.”
—President Thomas S. Monson

But there’s still that question: why doesn’t God remove some of the tough and painful obstacles from our path? Well, I have learned over time that failure is also a part of creation. He isn’t trying to create an easy life for His children—He’s trying to create us.

From this knowledge, I have learned to pray less for God to remove the mountain and more for Him to help me climb it, and somewhere along the ascent, He almost always gives me the strength, wisdom, and peace I was searching for. The miracle isn’t always that the mountain disappears—it is that we become someone capable of standing on its summit.

So here is what is in my toolbox…

First prayer.  I pray for direction. I used to pray for a solution, then I discovered that God wants me to put in the work; then I will know the joys of creation, and I will always uncover the solution along the way.

I pray for clarity. I want to be able to see the solution unfold as He teaches and builds in me a desire to see His will in it.

I pray for patience. I know it’s going to take time because none of the answers I really want and need come easily.

I pray for focus. Being intentional is my go-to word. I pray to filter out the noise of the world...

I pray to hear the words of the Lord.  People wonder all the time if they’re hearing God or their own mind. All I can say is pray to hear the words of the Lord and then have faith that you will.

Faith is another tool in my toolbox. I believe the Lord will answer my prayers. For me, the word faith basically means to choose to think positively, and that's a choice!

There is one more tool in my toolbox, fasting. We fast to be closer to God and seek spiritual strength. It’s also a way to support those in need. For instance, if a family member has an accident, we fast and pray that they will recover, and the family will find comfort, or we will know how to help. Fasting gives our personal spirit an opportunity to become stronger while the physical side takes a seat. Fasting tops off my toolbox, helping with focus, listening, and enlarging my faith.

As many of you may know, members of my faith fast on the first Sunday of each month. On this coming July 5th, people of many faiths have been invited to unite in fasting and prayer, giving thanks for the priceless blessing of religious freedom and asking that it may continue to bless people throughout the world.
I’ve had the privilege of standing before and entertaining thousands of our military men and women over the years. I’ve looked into the eyes of those who willingly sacrificed so that others could worship freely, speak openly, and choose their own path. My father, my father-in-law, and my brother Alan all served this country, and their examples remind me that freedom is never free.

Perhaps one of the greatest blessings we often overlook is that we still have the privilege of kneeling in prayer without fear, opening the scriptures without hiding, gathering with those we love to worship God, and choosing the course of our own souls. Millions throughout history have longed for those simple gifts. Today, we have them.  

I hope you will join me in this fast and remember that the greatest masterpiece God is creating is not found on a canvas, in a concert hall, or in a towering city. It is found within the human heart. Every unanswered prayer that teaches patience, every trial that deepens compassion, every disappointment that strengthens faith, and every act of forgiveness quietly shapes us into something more eternal. Looking back, many of the blessings I treasure most first arrived disguised as difficulties. As we keep the Lord by our side, may He bless us with eyes to recognize our blessings, hearts willing to follow His direction, and faith to continue creating even when we cannot yet see the finished masterpiece. Then someday we will discover that while we were busy trying to create our lives, God was quietly helping us all along.

Marie’s Sunday Message - June 21st, 2026

This is truly a noisy world. Our phones are by our sides 24 hours a day. TVs are blasting news that just makes us anxious. We try to set limits on when we look at emails and texts, and then end up on reels for three hours. Then, we wonder where the day went.

In this noisy world, we often forget to find a quiet place, our own special Sacred Grove, as you will, where we can simply sit and think so we can commune with our Father in Heaven.

On this Father’s Day, and because He is a real person to me and IS our real Eternal Father, I’m choosing to specifically pray to Him and thank him for the gift of life He has given me. I pray all the time in the name of Jesus Christ. I believe He thinks I’m a chatterbox.🥰 My Heavenly Father knows everything about me, and I truly feel there’s not one time throughout this life of mine that He put his hands to the sides of His head and said: “Boy, I didn’t see that coming”. There’s a scripture that basically reads: "Come to Him with all your worries and concerns, and ask for what you stand in need of, and then God knows." He plainly says that He already knows; He’s just waiting for us to ask.

He has given us amazing common-sense directions that will keep us safe during our time on earth. I like to call them commandments or covenants. Some people call them moral codes, common sense, thank yous, etc.  Whatever you call them, they are there in the scriptures, waiting to be read, studied, and pondered upon because they are His word.

Throughout the Old Testament, the New Testament, and other profound scriptures and inspirational books, we see Jesus Christ everywhere. The reason for that is that our Heavenly Father loves us, no matter what! He loves us all so much that He sent His Only Begotten Son, His precious Son, to get us through this time in mortality. The Savior went through EVERYTHING, so when you worry… stop! It’s a gift from our loving Eternal Father so that we do not have to worry or fear! Satan wants you to think that it is important to be afraid and hopeless, so you give up. And some people worry to the point that they even hurt themselves. But you don’t have to listen to those discouraging minions in your head. You get to choose the positive and throw away the negative. Our Father is taking the worry away. Do all you can, then stand back and watch for the miracles.

Moses led an enormous group of people out of Egypt, and then guess what they got stuck at…the Red Sea with no way to get through. That would be daunting, right? But our loving, Heavenly Father parted the Red Sea. He did that so his people could escape, but also to show them He would always save them if they just asked. I’m sure there were a lot of people in that group without hope—they had gotten to the Red Sea, looked at it, and must have said, “What the heck!!  That would be trying your faith, wouldn’t it? 🤣

What do we do now?

I know that feeling of being saved I’ve had— the many miracles and tender mercies in my life—lots of them big and small, so I have no doubt that God loves us ALL deeply! Think about it, we are on this incredible Earth. Our Father gave us this beautiful world for us to live in. A world where we can enjoy rivers and rocks, oceans and deserts, to name a few.☺️ We can enjoy big cities, small cities, and just the absolute rapture of ice cream. I realize there are a lot of people in this world who prefer to focus on the sharp edges of life, but we don’t have to do that. Read your scriptures. In them, you'll find the Savior every day on each page and remember he is a gift to us. Keep your eye on him. He will lead you through this world. He will take us around the potholes so we can walk hand-in-hand with Him up and down the mountains, through the valleys, and then, one day, our journey ends and we get to be with Him eternally! For now, as the song says, “get up every morning with breath in your lungs and thank your Heavenly Father for another day, another day to serve His children, another day to enjoy this life”.

I wish I could hug you all and tell you that you are loved. But in the meantime, be happy with the knowledge that our heavenly Father knows each of us individually and hears your prayers.

On this Father’s Day, Heavenly Father, we all love you so very much!!!!!