With over eight billion people on earth today, it is easy to doubt whether God could possibly know and love all of us individually. As members of the Church, we are taught that if we want something, all we need to do is pray and ask the Lord. But if we don't get the answer we seek, or if we struggle to hear an answer at all, that doubt can deepen into frustration, anger, or feelings of unworthiness. In this inspiring book, Latter-day Saint educator and TEDx speaker Michelle Porcelli emphasizes that Heavenly Father does answer our prayers-each and every one. With this insightful discussion, you will discover that ÔøΩ God knows you individually and answers your prayers according to His desire for your life. ÔøΩ Even when we don't get the answers we want, God presents us with learning opportunities that will strengthen our eternal bonds. ÔøΩ God is in the details of your life and in the lives of each person around the world. The true stories in this book testify of God and His son, Jesus Christ, and stand as a witness that you are not forgotten. You will be found!
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Height: 224 mm
Width: 150 mm
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978-1-4621-4496-9 (9781462144969)
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Michelle Porcelli is an elementary school counselor, corporate trainer, and TEDx speaker. She has written and instructed courses for BYU Independent Study and is an author with Cedar Fort Publishing & Media. She has also been a presenter for EFY and BYU Education Week. She graduated from Brigham Young University in 1993 and earned her mas- ter's degree in school counseling in 2011. She currently serves as stake Relief Society president where she has learned that service and initiative are the heart of the gospel. She runs Hope Squads for two elementary schools and adores this age group. She believes that the world would be a much kinder place if we would follow the examples of little children, showing compassion, forgiveness, and unconditional love.
Michelle spends time spoiling her grandchildren, Max and Ivy. She thinks her five children and one daughter-in-law are the best people in the world. However, she knows her husband wins the trophy for most supportive and tolerant. She loves chocolate chip cookies and homemade bread and lives by the motto "Chins up--smiles on!" Learn more about Michelle's work at michelleporcelli.com.
