Hi, I'm Jenny

I'm a Blogger who loves the Web! As A Health Freedom Activist I teach Parents on the web how to Create Healthy Babes.

About Me

I'm a stay at home Mother of Five who serves as the Cub Master in my ward in Colorado. I love the gospel and hope to serve a mission with my husband some day.

I love to sing and read. I also am very much into natural family living and worked as a Bradley Childbirth Educator.

Why I am a Mormon

I am a Mormon who was blessed to be raised by parents who really took their responsibility to teach me the gospel of Jesus Christ seriously.

From the time I was a baby I was being carefully taught the doctrines, principles, and ordinances of the gospel.

I have continued this pattern with my own children by teaching them gospel principles in our home and sharing my testimony of the Restoration.

I look forward to the day when we can all enjoy the blessings of Exaltation together as an Eternal Family.

Personal Stories

What is hope and what do you hope for?

I have tremendous hope for the future.

Every time I attend church, watch the families in our community nurture their little ones, or participate in a school event, I see amazing love in the nurture that is going on between parents and children.

The next generation of children provide me with that hope.

Think about your everyday activities. What are things you act upon each day where you cannot see the end results? How does faith move you to action?

As a mother I often have days where it feels like I am not accomplishing much.

As I wash dishes/clothing and prepare meals, I try to remind myself that happy living is tied up in good habits.

If I want my children to teach my grandchildren good habits of happy family living, I need to set a good example as a wife and mother.

My Faith in Christ gives me the hope and encouragement that I need to embrace each day and help my children learn the habits of health and happiness that will lead to a wonderful future filled with Love, Light, and JOY!

How I live my faith

As a family we pray often and read the scriptures together. We love to sing and have enjoyed many memorable family home evenings.

We also love to watch General Conference on the Internet every six months.

We attend church every Sunday and my husband and I love to serve in the Denver Temple.

Our teens attend early morning seminary, and our elementary aged son attends primary.

As a family we serve often in our church community and in our neighborhood.

Does The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints endorse political parties?

Jenny answered...

No, the church encourages us to study the issues and the candidates and then vote for the person or principle that will help promote the overall goals of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Josh answered...

No. The church advocates principles and doctrine but does not endorse a certain political party or candidate. If you look in the United States Congress, you'll see members of the Mormon church sitting on both sides of the aisle from the current Senate Majority Leader to a 2008 presidential candidate.

However, the church is involved in the public arena when political initiatives intersect with principles of Christ's gospel. When this happens, the church will release a statement advocating certain principles and encouraging members to uphold these principles. This type of action often leads to confusion. Church support for an initiative for religious reasons should not be taken to imply support for a particular political party. These are two distinctly separate activities.

Why do some call Mormonism a cult?

Stephen Call answered...

In my opinion the real reason people say the Mormon Church is a cult because they don't understand. saying that it is a cult is an easy way to excuse themselves from learn more about it. Its like saying "sushi is slimy raw dead fish" or "computers are of the devil" its easy not to try / learn about stuff if you pair it with a negative word like "devil" or " slimy raw dead fish"