I got an internship that I love. Due to the fact that this is a public Web page I won't tell where but I thought I could still tell you what I've been doing. I am working as a Public Health Manager creating and running a brand new work-site wellness program. In addition to the employee program I am creating patient education materials. I've had a few chances to work with patients so far and it's been just amazing.
I feel so blessed with the opportunities I've been given to work where I am and with the people I work with. Because my position is new I've learned there is so much more I need to do on my own with out anyone telling em what to do. It's a unique experience but it's helped me learn so much.
This last week I went to go help clean the temple. It was wonderful and I learned so much in those quiet hours of vacuuming. I never knew there was so much carpet. In the lord's house, even when it comes to cleaning, you don't want to cut corners. I found myself back tracking many times because i thought i might have missed a spot and i didn't want to short change the lord. So many times in life we "cut corners" simply by settling with good enough or justify it because it's easier. We need to look at obebeince to the gospel like cleaning in the temple. Although no one but us might see it we still know inside if we are cutting corners and so does he.
As we strive to do our best and do all we can we are blessed for obedience. Obedience is the power through which we receive all the blessings of God. As yourself if you are cutting yourself short but cutting corners in the tasks of a disciple. I hope this all makes sense. I am going to include the link to the Webpage I'm running with health Information so all of you can find out more of what I'm doing and how YOU can make a change for the better for your health. Remember change is a process not an event! Don't cut yourself short!
-A. Kerr
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Make a Change for the Better
The Best is Yet to Come
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Saturday, September 3, 2011
And she's off
Well school time is here again. I am only a few days away from taking off on a new adventure in my life. I have been gone from school for two years. Strange to think I am going back. I am very excited but it feels so foreign. The other day I was reading in the ENSIGN and came across an article that spoke to my heart.
So often in life we feel we need to plan it out. I myself am a planner and enjoy making plans and seeing them come to pass. But in life we can't control all variables. In times of trial or lack of understanding we have to remember a few things. First- Don't worry about what you can't control. We can't control others choices or reactions. We can only control our own.
Second- "We can't predict all the struggles and storms in life, not even the ones just around the corner, but as persons of faith and hope, we know beyond a shadow of a doubt the Gospel of Jesus Christ is true, and the best is yet to come"- L. Tom Perry
Again another statement with such umph that it rings in our hearts when we read it. The best might be in this life or in the next, but none the less because of the knowledge we have of Christ we know it is all going to be ok.
I'm not worried about going back to school but i know that what ever happens i can trust in the promises of Jesus Christ. What a great blessing knowledge is!
-Ange
Saturday, August 20, 2011
A New Beginning
I am starting a new phase in my life and I feel it is time for a new Blog to tell the World about it. As to what will be on this blog, we will see as it comes but let me first explain the title.
When I was having my exit interview with my mission President he said something to me that struck a cord. He said to remember that the phase of my life as a missionary had passed and that "The best was yet to come" I believed him with all my heart and the spirit confirmed it's truth to me. Each two years ot 18months of our lives should be the best. Those 18 months as a full time missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was wonderful. It was the best to 18months for my life, but the Best is Yet to come!
Wish me luck
-Ang
When I was having my exit interview with my mission President he said something to me that struck a cord. He said to remember that the phase of my life as a missionary had passed and that "The best was yet to come" I believed him with all my heart and the spirit confirmed it's truth to me. Each two years ot 18months of our lives should be the best. Those 18 months as a full time missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was wonderful. It was the best to 18months for my life, but the Best is Yet to come!
Wish me luck
-Ang
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