How I live my faith

A key aspect of living my faith is demonstrated in how I treat people. I can have the scriptures memorized and go to Church every Sunday--but if I don't demonstrate my love to other people I will be missing out on the true blessings of the gospel.

So it starts at home where I strive to be a good husband and father. Spending quality time with my family is most important to me. I'm working very hard to improve my patience and teach my children how to live by being a good example of a disciple of Christ.

At work and home I try to be the same person--a Christian. Dealing fairly and honestly with all those I come in contact with and try to do what I can to uplift them and help them to be a better person.

Over the years, I have taught Sunday school for young children, Youth and Adults. I've also served in a variety of leadership roles within the Church.

I enjoy working with the youth and receive a great deal of satisfaction helping them gain a sense of accomplishment as they compete in sports, build pinewood derby cars, earn awards, advance in scouting and develop their talents and their own faith.

I have coached various youth sports teams and volunteered with the United Way in various events.

I do go to Church every Sunday and renew my covenants that I made when I was baptized. It strengthens my testimony and faith as I gather and worship with others that have prioritized Jesus Christ in their life.