Friday, 23 August 2013

Arabella Manor



LDS churches are public places of worship where Mormons and visitors can meet to pray, study scripture, partake of the sacrament, and learn about God. Our churches also serve as social halls where community gatherings like Boy Scout activities, book club meetings, theatrical productions, sewing bees, basketball games and holiday parties take place. By contrast, temples are literally Houses of the Lord. The primary purpose of the temple is to provide a dedicated place where we can make sacred covenants with our Heavenly Father. Because of its sacred nature, attendance in the temple is for church members who’ve become worthy to enter by living in obedience to God's laws. Before a new temple is dedicated, the public is invited inside to see what a beautiful, serene place it is and to learn about the kind of work that will be done there; work that can make it possible for families to be together forever.

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