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Testimony Phrases and Vocabulary

Bearing Testimony

Common Phrases 

•I am thankful for…

•I know that…

•I testify that…

•I love…

Stating Truth

•The Church is true

•Heavenly Father loves us

•Joseph Smith restored the gospel

•We have a prophet today

•The Spirit speaks to us

•The Book of Mormon is true

•Jesus Christ is our Savior/Redeemer

•God answers our prayers

•Priesthood power blesses our lives

•Our families can be eternal through the temple ordinances

Closing

•I say these things…

•I bear this testimony…

•…in the name of Jesus Christ, amen. 

Church vocabulary from July 6th

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Tuesday July 5 Classwork

Backpacking is a popular activity in the United States. Many different companies produce goods and equipment for people who enjoy living in nature.

Many companies produce special clothing for people who enjoy backpacking. Some companies make strong shoes made for walking and hiking. Others make small stoves for cooking food. Other companies make small lightweight cloth tents that campers can carry anywhere. A few companies sell equipment that makes water safe to drink. And a number of companies make the backpacks that campers use to carry all this equipment.

Each of these companies tries to make the best possible product that is very lightweight. A backpack filled with food, water, and equipment needed for a week weighs about twenty kilograms. Many experienced backpackers carry far less and travel faster. Others take more equipment because they want more of the comforts of home.

Many state and national parks permit backpacking. In some parks you must pay a small amount of money for each day. Others cost nothing. Some national parks provide hundreds of kilometers of paths or trails to follow.

Vocabulary

Backpacking: Hiking with a big backpack. (Usually for several days)
Equipment: Tools
Stove: A tool used to cook food.
Campers: People who sleep outside.
Lightweight: Not heavy
Comforts of home: Things from home that you like (pillows, clean clothes, etc.)
To permit: To allow

Source: http://www.manythings.org/voa/sports/3020.html