Hi, I'm FELIX LOGOAI

I am from La Puente California. I am now a full-time missionary called to serve in the Apia, Samoa Mission. And I am a Mormon

About Me

I am the youngest of nine and I was born and raised in La Puente, California. I am of Samoan and Philipino decent. I love being a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. The Book is Blue and The Church is True!!!

Why I am a Mormon

I have been a Mormon all my life and this is all I have ever knew. I really didn´t have a testimony of my own because I would just piggy back off my parents or my older siblings. But when I finally read the Book of Mormon Another Testament of Jesus Christ it was then I knew why I did all the things that my parents made me. It wasn´t just to put me in church but it was because they knew the truthfullness of the gospel. When I read the Book of Mormon I found out for myself and it was then that I had a testimony of Jesus Christ and of his church. I had a testimony of Joseph Smith and I now know that he is a true prophet of God and that this church is the only true church on this earth. It was through the power of the Holy Ghost that let me know that I will be able to see my family again. That is why I am mormon because I found out for myself. You can too just read the Book of Mormon and find out for yourself as did I.

Personal Stories

Please share your feelings/testimony of Joseph Smith.

I do believe that a young boy by the name of Joseph Smith had a question. I do also believe that this question led to this Church being restored to it's fullness on the earth. I stand as a firm believer that he did see God the Father and Jesus Christ the son. I know that he was a chosen prophet of God and that God does have a purpose for each of us here on this earth to building his kingdom. I know that through diligent scripture studies and prayer with real intent that anyone can get the answers that they are seeking for. I love this gospel and the blessing it has been to me and my family.

How I live my faith

By trying to be the best example I can be where ever I go. Living a clean and worthy life to show my love to the Lord our Savior for all of the things he did not just for me but for all mankind. Be an example not just on Sunday´s but all the time in everthing I do.

What does Mormonism teach regarding baptism?

FELIX LOGOAI answered...

What do Mormon's believe?
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Jerad answered...

For us, baptism is a two way promise or covenant with our father in Heaven. We promise to obey his commandments, take upon ourselves the name of Christ, and to always remember him ((D&C 20:77-78) and he promises to give us a remission, or forgiveness for our sins and his spirit to guide us (3 Nephi 27:19-20). However, we must keep our promise to maintain the blessings offered by our Heavenly Father. Baptism is preceeded by faith in Jesus Christ and then repentance. Once we repent of our sins and change our lives, we enter into the waters of baptism. We believe in being baptized by immersion, by someone holding the authority of God (3 Nephi 11:19-27), and at an age of responsibility, when we can recognize the difference between right and wrong (the age of eight is set as when we can do this) (D&C 68:27). There is symbolism in baptism by immersion in the death and resurrection of Christ and also the death of our past lives and a rebirth where we are cleansed from sin (Romans 6:3-6). Baptism must also be followed by receiving the Gift of the Holy Ghost by the laying on of hands (Acts 19:1-6).The Gift of the Holy Ghost is a second baptism by fire and completes the baptism by water (Matthew 3:11 and John 3:5).

Why are only some Mormons allowed into temples? Is there something secret going on in Mormon Temples? What goes on in Mormon Temples?

Keith Proctor answered...

In the Temple we are taught some pretty powerful truths about who we are, where we came from, and why we are here. It's not the kind of experience you can just walk into and get. There is significant spiritual preparation and learning needed first. It's better to be prepared and enjoy the fullness of the experience than to rush into it too quickly and end up confused. The ordinances in the temple also require that you prepare yourself to have a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ and God the Father. The best way to prepare for the Temple ordinances is to begin living their teachings consistently before entering the Temple. This is your way of showing Jesus Christ and Heavenly Father that you love them, obey them, and are ready for additional light and knowledge. Without this preparation, any ordinance of the Gospel would be an empty set of rituals. The Temple, in its fullest sense, prepares men and women to return and live with God as His sons and daughters. Anyone in the world can experience the power and beauty of the Temple, but a wise Heavenly Father has set out certain guidelines for their personal preparation first. Those who love Jesus Christ and walk in His ways will find in the Temple a power beyond their comprehension and a closeness to God not possible anywhere else in the world.