Hi I'm Kylie

About Me

I come from Utah, but I'm living in Hawaii for school at. It's been an amazing experience meeting other people from all over the world! I love it when they share their culture with me, especially the food. ;) I love learning new things and focusing on the people around me. Everyone is so much fun to love!

Why I am a Mormon

I am a Mormon because I was raised as a Mormon; but it's deeper then that. Through events in my life, I find that when I'm living according to the standards of the church, I'm much happier. I've tried it the worlds way... and to be honest... I just don't like it. God and my family, they love me! The world doesn't.

Personal Stories

Which of the Savior’s teachings have influenced you in your life?

When Jesus Christ said to Love One Another, I decided that I must treat everyone as if they're my brothers and sisters. I try everyday to show them the love that I have for them the way I would my family. We're all in this together and everyone needs to be loved.

How I live my faith

I live by serving everyone around me. It can be really hard some days, putting my own desires aside for a time, but with persistent patience I find that I am happier and those around me are happier too. I try to do my part and not just to the best of my ability, cause I can do better then that if I work hard enough.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the difference between attending church and the temple? What is the difference between attending a Mormon Church and a Mormon Temple?
Kylie answered...

The Mormon church is where we are able to worship Heavenly Father weekly and renew our baptismal covenants, while the Mormon Temple is where we are able to worship Heavenly Father privately and more personally. Show more Show less
Kimberly. answered...

We go to church weekly to worship and take the sacrament, which is like communion. Everyone, no matter their faith, is welcome to come to church services and learn more about the Gospel. The temple is a special place where members make further promises to Heavenly Father that they will keep his commandments. It is also where we are married, or sealed together, and where we can be baptized and sealed for our family members who have died before having those opportunities in life. To go to the temple you need a card called a temple reccomend from your church leaders that confirms that you are currently doing your best to follow Christ and His Gospel as a member of the Church. Show more Show less

Do Mormons only help Mormons?
Robert answered...

Absolutely not! I grew up in the church and I'd say the number of people that I've helped in the church is significantly smaller than the number of people I've assisted out side the church. This is not to say I don't help my fellow church members. We believe that we are all children of our Heavenly Father. And by that reasoning we are all brothers and sisters. I take that to heart and when I see someone in need I try to help to the best of my ability and training. Organized service projects aside, I've helped several stranded motorists on the side of the road. I give food to people I've seen that appear to be hungry on the side of the road. And for a long time, when I was growing up, my dad and I would do Meals on Wheels for those in need. I've volunteered at soup kitchens more recently. And during times of widely known hurricanes, I've volunteered on clean up crews multiple times. There is a song we have in our church called "Because I Have Been Given Much." I don't want to post the entire lyrics here, but they are available on a popular search engine. That song is very poignant to me and has always been near and dear to my heart. Also being a former Boy Scout, I have tried to uphold both the Scout Law and Oath to this day. I love my Heavenly Father, and I love my fellow man and want to do all I can to help others in any way I can. Show more Show less

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