Have any of you read this months issue of the Ensign?
One of my favorites was Similarities and Differences.
By Heather McOmber
This one really hit home.
I have a hard time relating to the women in my ward.
Though I am married
I am the youngest wife in our family ward.
I work full time and I am not a mother.
I don't go to the Reflief Society activities
Who would I talk to?
What would we talk about?
She says,
"We need not act based on fear of rejection
or the assumption that we have nothing to offer each other.
Seeing how alike we truly are
has helped me feel confident
to stand as an equal with my sisters in the gospel
.....
Satan and his work thrive by enhancing our differences
teaching us that we cannot relate to one another.
But the similarities among Heavenly Father’s sons and daughters
are so great that if we choose to focus on them instead of on our differences,
unity is bound to increase."
The night I read this, I decided to try harder
to focus on the similarities between
myself and my Relief Society sisters.
I'm not sure how I'll do it, but I will.
Maybe I'll start by
going to all the activities.
Have any of you ever felt like this?
Did you ever get over it?
How?