Podcast appearances and mentions of sharon eubank

We are inundated with so much content everyday--both good and bad--and sometimes it's hard for something to breakthrough the noise. This conversation with Laurel Day, President of Deseret Book Company, and Sharon Eubank is one of those that we hope breaks through for you. Sharon redefined big concepts in this conversation like: what it means to be a humanitarian, what a miracle really is, and the power and purpose of our covenants.    Many of us first became aware of Sharon when she served as a former counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Sharon has an incredible view of the world through the work she gets to do in the humanitarian efforts for the Church and she is also a former business owner.     Register now for the "Lift Up Your Heart" events happening this fall. Go to magnifythegood.com/events now!

Sister Sharon Eubank is the Director of Humanitarian Services for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In this interview with Austin Pace, she shares more about her work in Humanitarian services, the inspiration behind her University Forum address topic, and her partnership with Mr. Beast. Check out the article here! https://www.byui.edu/radio/campus-news/byu-idaho-forum-speaker-speaks-about-justserve-and-mr-beast-humanitarian-efforts

Sister Sharon Eubank is the Director of Humanitarian Services for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In her University Forum address, she speaks about the sacred life of trees.

*Help me reach my goal of TEN new reviews this week on Apple Podcasts! If you have been enjoying Unleashing Sister Saints, please take one minute to leave a rating and a review. Thank you!* This week I am delighted to share my conversation with Reyna Aburto and her daughter, Elena Aburto, on the topic of mental and emotional wellbeing. You will recognize Reyna as the former second counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency, where she served with President Jean B. Bingham and Sharon Eubank from 2017-2022. In the October 2019 general conference, Sister Aburto spoke powerfully about mental illness, sharing some of her daughter Elena's experience with depression and anxiety. Reyna and Elena join me today to discuss the origins of Sister Aburto's conference message, Elena's experience with depression and social anxiety, and how perfectionism and emotional wellbeing relate. Reyna and Elena close by sharing how participation in the gospel of Jesus Christ and the Church of Jesus Christ can ease the anguish of those with mental and emotional suffering.  Challenge: Review Sister Aburto's beautiful October 2019 general conference talk, “Thru Cloud and Sunshine, Lord, Abide With Me!”  Resources:  Official Church website on Mental Illness  Consecrating Your Life Podcast hosted by Elena and Reyna Aburto Learn More:   Learn more about Dr. Susan Madsen at ⁠⁠www.susanrmadsen.com⁠⁠    Sign up to receive monthly emails from Dr. Madsen about updated research, resources, and events at www.utwomen.org. These can be helpful whether you are in Utah or beyond.    Follow Unleashing Sister Saints on social media:    Facebook: ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/UnleashingSisterSaints⁠⁠    Instagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/unleashingsistersaints/⁠⁠    Contact Me:   I love hearing from listeners! Email me with questions, comments, or suggestions at ⁠⁠⁠unleashingsistersaints@gmail.com.⁠⁠⁠ 

In this week's episode, Utah's First Lady Abby Cox is joined by Sharon Eubank (Director of Humanitarian Services for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) to talk about what she learned from teaching English as a second language in Japan after graduating from BYU, her passion for service and helping others, and the different types of humanitarian aid that she has been a part of throughout her career. We also dive into some of the service opportunities that are available to Utah, why volunteering has become so important for the state, and how humanitarian aid has helped build stronger communities.  Related links: Just Serve: https://www.justserve.org/ Show Up: https://www.showuputah.org/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If Mother's Day is hard for you, know that you're not alone! Mother's Day is this week and while it's a day to honor and celebrate moms—it's not always a happy day. In an article from Sharon Eubank titled, "The Idea of 'Mothers in Zion' Made Me Mad—Until I Learned What It Meant" she said, “Mother's Day … is often an emotional and spiritual minefield for almost everyone: Women who have no children, or who wanted more children, or maybe different children. Women who feel they are failing, or that someone failed them, or that failure is around the corner. Women who wished they were free to mother, or feel cut off from their mothers, or never had the mother they wanted, or can't be the mother they want to be.”    "This life is practice mothering, not to perfect it."   Joining Kathryn in this episode is Lori Thurston. Lori and her husband Bob are preparing to serve a service mission in Pakistan.   Top takeaways from this episode: No matter the circumstance you are in--a mom with many children, no children, mixed families, single mothers--you can learn the lessons of motherhood. Mother is both a noun and an adjective. Whether or not you have birthed children, you are able to mother God's children as part of your divine role here on earth. Our Heavenly Parents see all of eternity before us, so we have all of eternity to perfect mothering. The Savior has many qualities of a mother, and we can become more like the Savior as we participate in this mother-work.   Small and simple challenge: Prayerfully consider who it is in your life that has helped to mother you or your community that isn't already on your mother's day list. Thank them for the mothering that they do that is unconventional. Let them know that they were helpful in mothering.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Estudo do Novo Testamento da Biblia através do manual Vem e Segue-Me (recurso preparado pela Igreja de Jesus Cristo dos Santos dos Últimos Dias) em colaboração com a Central das Escrituras. Nossos episóios contemplam apenas alguns tópicos encontrados nas escrituras designadas para a semana. Buscamos trazer ao seu estudo maior clareza e reflexões.   Nesta semana estamos falando sobre as Bem-aventuranças. Segue abaixo a lista das citações que foram mencionadas no podcast:  "Seguir a Jesus: Ser um pacificador", Élder Neil L. Andersen, Abr. 2022 "Ao dedicar a capela do Hyde Park em Londres, entre outras coisas, o Presidente McKay disse: “Se você deseja paz, é sua a responsabilidade de obtê-la”. (Church News, 11 de março de 1961, p. 15.) "Ser um Exemplo e uma Luz , Presidente Thomas S. Monson, Out. 2015 "Resplandeça a sua luz", Sharon Eubank, Out. 2017 "Perfeição Incompleta", Élder Russell M. Nelson, Out. 1995 3 Néfi 12:48, O Livro de Mórmon  "Sede vós pois perfeitos — No final", Élder Jeffrey R. Holland, Out. 2017

Episode 37Broccoli AddictionPink Christmas TreesSkip these ScripturesIsaiah 1-12 | September 5-11Lesson 37“God Is My Salvation”#OldTestament2022 #comefollowme #comefollowme2022 #realtalkcomefollowmeJoin hosts Ganel-Lyn Condie and John Fossum as they discuss impactful topics from this week's Come, Follow Me lesson covering these chapters in the book of Isaiah. Explore these important themes, topics, and questions: - The central, transformative, foundational, imperative truths that God wants us to learn from Isaiah- Why we as members of the Church of Jesus Christ should have an unusual love and respect for the writings of Isaiah- Imperfection in mortality and the hope cycle- Miracles because of Jesus Christ—----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Invitation: As you study Isaiah, look for HOPE! Hope for you, hope for those you love, hope for the world– and you'll see that Jesus is the source of all hope.—----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Quotes & Links: Link to Come, Follow Me Through the Old Testament Book:https://www.seagullbook.com/real-talk-real-life-scripture-journal-old-testament.html “The Book of Mormon was written for us today. God is the author of the book. It is a record of a fallen people, compiled by inspired men for our blessing today. Those people never had the book—it was meant for us. Mormon…abridged centuries of records. God, who knows the end from the beginning, told him what to include in his abridgment that we would need for our day.”(Ezra Taft Benson, Ensign, May 1975)“The scarlet dye of the Old Testament was not only colorful but also colorfast, meaning that its vivid color stuck to the wool and would not fade no matter how many times it was washed. [See “Scarlet, Crimson, Snow, and Wool,” Ensign, Dec. 2016, 64–65.] Satan wields this reasoning like a club: white wool stained scarlet can never go back to being white. But Jesus Christ declares, “My ways [are] higher than your ways,” and the miracle of His grace is that when we repent of our sins, His scarlet blood returns us to purity. It isn't logical, but it is nevertheless true.” [2019–A:73, Sharon Eubank, Christ: The Light That Shines in Darkness]“Today I testify of miracles. Being a child of God is a miracle. Receiving a body in His image and likeness is a miracle.The gift of a Savior is a miracle.The Atonement of Jesus Christ is a miracle. The potential for eternal life is a miracle. While it is good to pray for and work for physical protection and healing during our mortal existence, our supreme focus should be on the spiritual miracles that are available to all of God's children. No matter our ethnicity, no matter our nationality, no matter what we have done if we repent, no matter what may have been done to us—all of us have equal access to these miracles. We are living a miracle, and further miracles lie ahead.” [2017–O:88, Donald L. Hallstrom, Has the Day of Miracles Ceased?]Link to The Miracle of the Pink Christmas Tree article: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/inspiration/the-miracle-of-the-pink-christmas-tree?lang=eng—------------------------------------------------------------Real Talk is presented by Seagull Book and hosted by Ganel-Lyn Condie and John Fossum.

Sister Sharon Eubank, the first counselor in the general presidency of the Relief Society for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, joins Boyd from the Washington D.C. Temple reopening. Sister Eubank updates us on how other people of other faiths have enjoyed the temple and built connections with Latter-day Saints to help those in needs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Small efforts collectively make a big impact, magnifying the many individual things we do as disciples of Jesus Christ.

Algunas sugerencias para brindar ayuda eficaz y mejorar el mundo, compartidos por la hermana Sharon Eubank.

Small efforts collectively make a big impact, magnifying the many individual things we do as disciples of Jesus Christ.

Sharon Eubank was born in Redding, California, she is the oldest of Mark and Jean Eubank's seven children. She served as a full-time missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Finland Helsinki Mission and received a bachelor's degree in English from Brigham Young University. After graduation, she taught English as a second language in Japan, worked as a legislative aide in the U.S. Senate and owned a retail education store in Provo, Utah. Since 1998, she has been employed by the Church's Welfare Department, helping establish LDS employment offices in Africa and Europe before directing the  Latter-day Saint Charities wheelchair initiative. In 2008, she was also asked to oversee humanitarian work in the Middle East as the regional director of Latter-day Saint Charities. In 2011, Sister Eubank was employed as the director of Latter-day Saint Charities, the humanitarian organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and she has since been named President, Latter-day Saint Charities. a role she fills concurrently while serving in the Relief Society. In April of 2017, Sister Eubank was called as a general officer of the church and the first counselor to President Jean B. Bingham in the general Relief Society presidency. The presidency helps provide leadership and resources for 7.2 million Relief Society members in 162 countries. In 2021, she was asked to serve as the Executive Director for the JustServe organization; a worldwide non-profit organization that helps link community volunteer needs with volunteers. She has a strong testimony of the happiness that comes from following Christ.    She believes ministering to others is “the very DNA of being a member of Christ's Church” and the heart and soul of Relief Society.

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These two talks are reports of the humanitarian efforts of the church around the world. Our service matters and is the essence of following in the Savior's footsteps.Music acknowledgementsMusic: In Dulci Jubilo Michel Rondeau (trumpet)Performers: Marthe Jobidon (trumpets), Eric Vaillancourt & Steve Guerin (trombones)Publisher Info.Michel RondeauCopyright Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Misc. Notes These file(s) are part of the Werner Icking Music Collection.

Small efforts collectively make a big impact, magnifying the many individual things we do as disciples of Jesus Christ.

We're going back to our roots with this week's episode! We're talking about human lighthouses: people we believe are shining beacons of hope and fantastic examples for single adult members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This week we're talking about Sharon Eubank, Tom Christofferson, Rosemary Card, David Archuleta, and Carol Lynn Pearson!

"The Power of Godliness." Moderators Barbara Morgan Gardner and Daniel Becerra, with featured guest Sharon Eubank, take a deeper dive into the weekly Come, Follow Me resource. Come Follow Up complements your weekly personal and family scripture study.

Today, we're listening to Sharon Eubank, the worldwide director of Latter-day Saints Charities, the billion-dollar humanitarian arm of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She addressed the J. Reuben Clark Law Society at its Annual Fireside in 2020 and spoke about nine revolutions that she believes are paving the way for a “feast of fat things”—a future celebration with God and the human family. As a bit of a sidebar, hers is the most watched Law Society fireside on the Society's YouTube channel, where you can watch the entirety of her remarks.

Karly, Chelsey & Karin are together again on today's episode to talk about the sometimes very difficult emotions that can accompany Mother's Day.  We want you to know that wherever you find yourself today that we love you, see you, and validate your joy or pain. We love and appreciate you all! "Don't let sadness obscure the view.  Your covenants have already paved your path.  Keep going.  You are doing better than you know. I think the Lord would throw His arms around us and let us know we are worthy enough to keep going and our sacrifices have been acceptable before Him.  He would tell us He is reserving for us all that is in our hearts, unspoken things that only He could know. He would say that He sees us and all we do behind the scenes, that we are not invisible to Him.  He would ask of us the same thing He asked Peter: "Lovest though me?...then feed my sheep".  (John 21:15-17)-Sharon Eubank

Join Allyson and Tiffany in this week’s episode as they discuss 30-year-old fingernails, why doubters need a place in the church, Misfits Market, and as always, share a spotlight of an inspiring sister.   Current Event/News Story:  30-year-old fingernails   Favorite Things:  Tiffany 1. 2. 3. Allyson 1. Misfits Market 2. Hundred of waterfowl on the lake 3. The Chosen  (season 2 is now available!)   Inspiring Sister Spotlight:  Sharon Eubank 

Take some time today to consider all the different pieces of the Armor of God. Are you dressed and ready for battle? Check out my new book Renovate Your Testimony: A Guided Workbook to Solidify Your Faith The music for this week's meditation was graciously provided by the talented Addison Kirk. For more of his music (including sheet music!) visit www.addisonkirk.com. References: President M. Russel Ballard said, “There is not one great and grand thing we can do to arm ourselves spiritually. True spiritual power lies in numerous smaller acts woven together in a fabric of spiritual fortification that protects and shields from all evil.” (“Be Strong in the Lord,” Ensign, July 2004, 8) “Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth…” (D&C 27:16) “The best way to obtain truth and wisdom is not to ask it from books, but to go to God in prayer, and obtain divine teaching” (Teachings of the Prophet Joseph Smith, sel. Joseph Fielding Smith “gird up your loins” (D&C 27:15) Sharon Eubank said, “Being righteous doesn't mean being perfect...it means developing an inner connection with God, repenting of our sins and mistakes, and freely helping others” (“Turn on your Light” October 2017). “your feet shod with preparation of the gospel of peace which I have sent mine angels to commit unto you.” (D&C 27:16) “Your feet … represent your goals or objectives in life. … Preparedness is the way to victory, and ‘eternal vigilance is the price of safety.' … The tide of victory rests with him who is prepared” (President Harold B. Lee [1899–1973], “Message from the First Presidency,” Ensign, Jan. 1971, 2). ”wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked;” (D&C 27:17) “If we hold aloft the shield of faith in His commandments, His angels will be “round about [us], to bear [us] up” and “have charge over [us]” (“The Seventh Commandment: A Sheild” Neal A. Maxwell). “And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of my Spirit.” (D&C 27:18) “The ‘sword of the Spirit' is the word of God to pierce the darkness so that we may have light and truth to guide our way in life.” (“The Whole Armor of God”)

As we seek union of feeling, we will call down the power of God to make our efforts whole.

"My Yoke Is Easy and My Burden Is Light", Alice C. Smith, At the Pulpit: 185 Years of Discourses by Latter-day Saint Women On today's episode we are excited to welcome Sister Sharon Eubank, first counselor in the Relief Society general presidency.

Todd, Alia and Rivka discuss how to obtain union of feeling.

As we seek union of feeling, we will call down the power of God to make our efforts whole.

In today's episode we take a second look at Sister Sharon Eubank's talk from the October 2020 General Conference. Sister Eubank is the First Counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I am a HUGE fan of Sharon Eubank and I get so much out of her talks, so I wanted to go back and study this a bit more and share some of my thoughts. My mission president was Elder Neil L Andersen, who is now serving in the Quorum of the Twelve. I remember that he would tell us missionaries to make the talks from General Conference our walk and talk for the next 6 months. I need to admit that when I was younger, I did not feel that anything said during the Womens' Conference was meant for me so I really did not pay much attention to it. It was not broadcast on the internet and I didn't go watch it at the stake center, so it was easy to ignore. I have repented for that and sometimes talks from women's conference are some of my favorites. I was a big fan of Sisters Sheri Dew and Julie Beck and started to listen more and more to the women's sessions. Now with it being streamed live on the internet, it's much easier to hear the talks. I really look forward to hearing from many of the general auxiliaries. As I said in the introduction, I've become a big fan of Sharon Eubank. Eubank is a familiar name to Utah natives. Mark Eubank was the white jacket-wearing weather guy on KSL TV. When the camera would go to him and you saw that he was wearing the white jacket, you knew that snow was coming. His son, I'm assuming Sharon's brother, Kevin Eubank, took over as the KSL meteorologist in 2006. Sister Eubank is currently the First Counselor in the General Presidency of the Relief Society. If you don't know what that is, it is the Church's organization for 6 million female members 18 and over. She continues her role as the president of Latter-day Charities, the humanitarian organization for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As a side note, I would love to work there some day, so if anyone is listening from there, and you have a position open, shoot me a message! I know the glamorous life of selling cables must be a skill that could be used in Latter-Day Charities. I often joke that my company is a non-profit, but that is not by design! Haha. Especially in 2020…. Aye aye aye. OK. Tangent accomplished. Tune in to hear the rest of the story! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rocky-mountain-sunshine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rocky-mountain-sunshine/support

In today's episode we take a second look at Sister Sharon Eubank's talk from the October 2020 General Conference. Sister Eubank is the First Counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I am a HUGE fan of Sharon Eubank and I get so much out of her talks, so I wanted to go back and study this a bit more and share some of my thoughts. My mission president was Elder Neil L Andersen, who is now serving in the Quorum of the Twelve. I remember that he would tell us missionaries to make the talks from General Conference our walk and talk for the next 6 months. I need to admit that when I was younger, I did not feel that anything said during the Womens' Conference was meant for me so I really did not pay much attention to it. It was not broadcast on the internet and I didn't go watch it at the stake center, so it was easy to ignore. I have repented for that and sometimes talks from women's conference are some of my favorites. I was a big fan of Sisters Sheri Dew and Julie Beck and started to listen more and more to the women's sessions. Now with it being streamed live on the internet, it's much easier to hear the talks. I really look forward to hearing from many of the general auxiliaries. As I said in the introduction, I've become a big fan of Sharon Eubank. Eubank is a familiar name to Utah natives. Mark Eubank was the white jacket-wearing weather guy on KSL TV. When the camera would go to him and you saw that he was wearing the white jacket, you knew that snow was coming. His son, I'm assuming Sharon's brother, Kevin Eubank, took over as the KSL meteorologist in 2006. Sister Eubank is currently the First Counselor in the General Presidency of the Relief Society. If you don't know what that is, it is the Church's organization for 6 million female members 18 and over. She continues her role as the president of Latter-day Charities, the humanitarian organization for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As a side note, I would love to work there some day, so if anyone is listening from there, and you have a position open, shoot me a message! I know the glamorous life of selling cables must be a skill that could be used in Latter-Day Charities. I often joke that my company is a non-profit, but that is not by design! Haha. Especially in 2020…. Aye aye aye. OK. Tangent accomplished. Tune in to hear the rest of the story! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rocky-mountain-sunshine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rocky-mountain-sunshine/support

As we seek union of feeling, we will call down the power of God to make our efforts whole.

Dan Duckworth is a changemaker, teacher, and community-builder. He founded Crux Central to facilitate his mission to make deep change accessible to the masses—not just to executives. He writes and podcasts at danduckworth.net and hosts high-intensity leadership workshops at cruxcentral.com. He's also a member of the Leading Saints Board of Directors. Highlights 7:30 The struggle with virtual church: Dan's experience as a youth Sunday School teacher moving to once-a-month teaching opportunities, then to no church, and then to virtual church 10:00 The realization that came from creating an online transformational learning community: This can actually work 13:10 Switching your mindset into humility, self-awareness, and acknowledgment of your own mediocrity: “Broken but Brimming” 14:30 For an individual to intentionally have a transformational experience, it requires connecting with others 15:25 Current You has to go into the refiner's fire in order to transform into New You. What we want students to do is want to go into the fire, and feel safe enough to do it. 18:00 Do the people need the leaders or do the leaders need the people? 19:10 Dan's experience Learned from his previous teaching experiences that community is key and leads to people wanting to leap into the fire 21:00 His key belief that was wrong: You can't develop authentic community virtually. He enrolled in an online workshop and realized he was connecting with strangers. 26:15 Creating his own workshop and struggling to get past the focus on the content and getting it “right” 27:30 “You're giving me content. What I came for was the conversation. The magic was the community and the conversations that we had. That's what changed my life.” 29:45 The conversation started to change and people started to care about each other 31:30 Of the people who participated, 100% has a transformational experience 32:50 Experiment with his Sunday School class Texted a video inviting them to class, including one principle and a story 34:55 The error was his investment, not the students 35:45 Principle 1: Curate people Let people self-select 37:50 Get the right people into the room in the right mindset: it's your job to protect your guests from the “party spoiler” Your goal is to get people to want to be there Set the expectations of the group: turn your cameras on no matter what you are doing, so we can be ourselves 42:28 People want to be part of something awesome. Focus on creating something magnetic, not on controlling them. 45:08 Principle 2: Connect people What am I doing to connect them to each other? (not to the lesson content) 46:50 Stop the “lesson” and get one person to share their story 49:30 Start with your own authenticity: share your truth without being plastic because everyone recognizes plastic Break the rules and show others that they can, too 53:20 Principle 3: Create arguments An argument is making a claim that can be proven wrong Inspire them to engage in the wrestle: let go of the need to be right and create cognitive dissonance, planting questions (not about the doctrine) about our experience 56:10 It's never appropriate to be a devil's advocate in the church setting; this is an argument for the sake of arguing, which only entrenches beliefs instead of creating transformation People should walk away having shared their truth, heard the truth of others, and looking to change 59:30 Principle 4: Ground it in real life Why Gospel Principles class is better than Gospel Doctrine class 1:01:00 Share a principle, what it means to you, and a story from your own experience 1:03:30 Experience teaching in elders quorum, talking about the Sharon Eubank talk, By Union of Feeling We Obtain Power with God, and creating a powerful discussion Stepping into the fire when you try to do something positively deviant Go find people to listen to this interview and ask their opinions

Dan Duckworth is a changemaker, teacher, and community-builder. He founded Crux Central to facilitate his mission to make deep change accessible to the masses—not just to executives. He writes and podcasts at danduckworth.net and hosts high-intensity leadership workshops at cruxworkshops.com. He’s also a member of the Leading Saints Board of Directors. Highlights 7:30 The struggle with virtual church: Dan’s experience as a youth Sunday School teacher moving to once-a-month teaching opportunities, then to no church, and then to virtual church 10:00 The realization that came from creating an online transformational learning community: This can actually work 13:10 Switching your mindset into humility, self-awareness, and acknowledgment of your own mediocrity: “Broken but Brimming” 14:30 For an individual to intentionally have a transformational experience, it requires connecting with others 15:25 Current You has to go into the refiner’s fire in order to transform into New You. What we want students to do is want to go into the fire, and feel safe enough to do it. 18:00 Do the people need the leaders or do the leaders need the people? 19:10 Dan’s experience Learned from his previous teaching experiences that community is key and leads to people wanting to leap into the fire 21:00 His key belief that was wrong: You can’t develop authentic community virtually. He enrolled in an online workshop and realized he was connecting with strangers. 26:15 Creating his own workshop and struggling to get past the focus on the content and getting it “right” 27:30 “You’re giving me content. What I came for was the conversation. The magic was the community and the conversations that we had. That’s what changed my life.” 29:45 The conversation started to change and people started to care about each other 31:30 Of the people who participated, 100% has a transformational experience 32:50 Experiment with his Sunday School class Texted a video inviting them to class, including one principle and a story 34:55 The error was his investment, not the students 35:45 Principle 1: Curate people Let people self-select 37:50 Get the right people into the room in the right mindset: it’s your job to protect your guests from the “party spoiler” Your goal is to get people to want to be there Set the expectations of the group: turn your cameras on no matter what you are doing, so we can be ourselves 42:28 People want to be part of something awesome. Focus on creating something magnetic, not on controlling them. 45:08 Principle 2: Connect people What am I doing to connect them to each other? (not to the lesson content) 46:50 Stop the “lesson” and get one person to share their story 49:30 Start with your own authenticity: share your truth without being plastic because everyone recognizes plastic Break the rules and show others that they can, too 53:20 Principle 3: Create arguments An argument is making a claim that can be proven wrong Inspire them to engage in the wrestle: let go of the need to be right and create cognitive dissonance, planting questions (not about the doctrine) about our experience 56:10 It’s never appropriate to be a devil’s advocate in the church setting; this is an argument for the sake of arguing, which only entrenches beliefs instead of creating transformation People should walk away having shared their truth, heard the truth of others, and looking to change 59:30 Principle 4: Ground it in real life Why Gospel Principles class is better than Gospel Doctrine class 1:01:00 Share a principle, what it means to you, and a story from your own experience 1:03:30 Experience teaching in elders quorum, talking about the Sharon Eubank talk, By Union of Feeling We Obtain Power with God, and creating a powerful discussion Stepping into the fire when you try to do something positively deviant Go find people to listen to this interview and ask their opinions

On this episode, we begin discussing the Women's General Session by covering the talk entitled "By Union of Feeling We Obtain Power with God" by Sharon Eubank. Topics we discuss include: achieving unity, obtaining a Godly perspective on differences and hardships, and developing faith in Jesus Christ.

As we seek union of feeling, we will call down the power of God to make our efforts whole.

Sister Sharon Eubank, First Counselor in the General Relief Society Presidency, delivered October 13, 2020.

Most of us identify or feel connected to ourselves through one of two things-- what we do and how we feel. This is understandable but can also be problematic because it builds our sense of self on shifting ground. If our sense of worth or sense of self is tied to what we or to wether or not we have positive emotions, we will find undue hardship when those two things inevitably change through life circumstances. Today's three takeaways to help build our sense of self: MIND: Empty your thoughts onto paper. Gaining awareness of what is going on inside our minds helps us understand more our role in our experiences, and ultimately helps us to choose more intentionally who we are being in any given moment. BODY: Have a conversation (or ongoing dialogue) with your body. Maybe write it a letter, and let your body write a letter back to you. If we can think about our bodies as our partners or our allies, it's much easier to offer them support, that in turn allows our bodies to support us more fully. PURPOSE: Give someone the gift of you. Each of us has a unique soul, and the worth of souls is great. The most generous gifts we can give or receive is the gift the fills the hunger for human connection. Sharon Eubank quote: "If we change our perspective so that caring for the poor and the needy is less about giving stuff away, and more about filling the hunger for human contact, then the Lord can send us someplace... and remember that in the same way as the Savior, you yourself are one of the best gifts that you can give to other people in need." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michelle48/message

This episode we continue the conversation we started last time about our relationship with ourselves. We talk about 3 things you can do to improve that relationship. Talk by Sharon Eubank here

Many parents spend a lot of energy wondering how their kids will turn out. We worry and think about all the things that could go wrong. In this episode we talk about why it's so much more useful to spend our time thinking of all the things that could go right! Quote from Sharon Eubank found here. Quote from Gordon B Hinckley found here.

On today's episode we are excited to welcome Sister Sharon Eubank, first counselor in the Relief Society general presidency and director of Latter-day Saint Charities, as we learn about Alice C. Smith (1913-2006).

On today's episode we are excited to welcome Sister Sharon Eubank, first counselor in the Relief Society general presidency and director of Latter-day Saint Charities, as we learn about Alice C. Smith (1913-2006).

How are faith groups and politicians supposed to work together to solve issues? Recording from the G20 Interfaith Summit in Tokyo, Japan, Boyd is joined by Enda Kenny, former Prime Minister of Ireland, and Sharon Eubank, first counselor in the Relief Society General Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Director of LDS Charities to discuss the role of faith and politics in solving global issues. Boyd Matheson, Opinion Editor at Deseret News, takes you inside the latest political happenings. Bringing an elevated conversation on the principles that drive this country and make Utah a great place to thrive and live. Listen weekdays 12:30 to 1 pm at 1160 AM & 102.7 FM, online, or on the app. https://kslnewsradio.com/

Ep 42 Sister Sharon Eubank Christ the Light that Shines in Darkness

Suzette breaks down a FAIR Mormon talk by President Sharon Eubank – and the Ensign article based on the same talk. She discussed the frame the LDS church gives to women, LDS Doctrine on women, female language around Priesthood (or the lack thereof), and ideas for partnership. ANNOUNCEMENT from Suzette: I am aware that my […] The post The Asherah Grove: 005: A Woman’s Church? appeared first on Mormon Discussions Podcasts - Full Lineup.

A daily hour of spiritual focus and re-centering.

Humanitarian aid is more than donating hygiene kits and digging wells. "Turning enemies into friends" is as simple as looking for the "strangers" among us and providing relief through service, love, and trying to do good.

The end of December is always abuzz with talks of New Year’s Resolutions, so we decided to do something different for this episode in honor of the hopeful changes for 2018. To help you develop New Year’s Resolutions, this episode is a quick trip through eight invitations from the October 2017 General Conference. Referencing these quotes will hopefully assist your as you make your goals! References: “Turn on Your Light” by Sharon Eubank: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/turn-on-your-light?lang=eng“The Needs Before us” by Bonnie L. Oscarson: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/the-needs-before-us?lang=eng“Repentance is Always Positive” by Stephen W. Owen: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/repentance-is-always-positive?lang=eng“Unstuck: How the Savior Frees Us from Our Favorite Sins” by Robert Reynolds: https://www.amazon.com/Unstuck-Savior-Frees-Favorite-Sins/dp/1629721158“By Divine Design” by Elder Ronald A. Rasband: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/by-divine-design?lang=eng“The Book of Mormon: What Would Your Life Be Like Without It?” by President Russell M. Nelson: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/the-book-of-mormon-what-would-your-life-be-like-without-it?lang=eng“That Your Joy Might Be Full” by Jean B. Bingham: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/that-your-joy-might-be-full?lang=eng“Seek Ye Out of the Best Books” by Ian S. Ardern: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/seek-ye-out-of-the-best-books?lang=eng“Be Ye Therefore Perfect - Eventually” by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/be-ye-therefore-perfect-eventually?lang=engElder Andersen’s testimony: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2017/10/the-voice-of-the-lord?lang=engQuote from Leo Tolstoy- “Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.” - https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/leo_tolstoy_105644 Music: “Homeward Bound” by Jonny Easton

Best of Fair Podcast episodes feature great presentations from FairMormon conferences, and Sharon Eubank’s presentation is no exception. We are grateful for her comments and perspective. This audio comes from her presentation at the 2014 FairMormon conference entitled, “This is a Woman’s Church.” For the transcription of her presentation, please click here. You can purchase […] The post Best of Fair 17: Sharon Eubank – This is a Woman’s Church” appeared first on FairMormon.