Hi, I'm Billy

I 'm a montanian who loves mountian biking, fishing and I'm a Mormon.

About Me

I'm one of the only mambers of my family who is a morman. I have a half sister in california who is a morman who can play for the dallas cowboys as a line backer.

Why I am a Mormon

I'm a morman because I have traveled extensively through out our nation and I have been in lots of churches through out my life. But the morman church is the only church that nomatter how many times I slip away. I always feel welcome apreciated and loved for the person that I am. No matter where I am in this wolrd of ours.

How I live my faith

I'm a secratary for part of my ward and I love my calling. Because of my college course I don't feel that I could anything more than I'm doing right know.

What is the difference between attending church and the temple?

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.

Are there restrictions based on race or color concerning who can join The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and have the priesthood?

Jeff answered...

Of course not! It really doesn't matter where you are from or what color your skin is. The only things that matter are the content of your character. If you are worth to be baptized and live the gospel according to it's principles, then you are worthy to be a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Official Declaration 2, found in the Doctrine and Covenants, states "Every faithful, worthy man in the Church may receive the holy priesthood, with power to exercise its divine authority, and enjoy with his loved ones every blessing that flows therefrom, including the blessings of the temple. Accordingly, all worthy male members of the Church may be ordained to the priesthood without regard for race or color.” As long as you are worthy, you can be any nationality.