Hi, I'm Boyd

I'm a Mormon.

About Me

I come from a family of four kids.

My wife and I raised four kids. Two girls and two boys.

I'm a Certified Financial Planner working with individuals from all back grounds.

I enjoy Golf, Mountain Biking, hiking, Lake Powell trips, snow skiing and being out doors.

Why I am a Mormon

My parents are members of the church. But I made my own decision to be an active Mormon. At age 19 I went on a mission to Western Australia and it changed my life.

I learned how to work and serve others when they didn't ask or anticipate help.

I enjoy being active in the community and feel like being a good neighbor is just as important today as it was in biblical times.

How I live my faith

I enjoy learning from the scriptures and try to apply them in my life everyday!

I accept others for who they are and want to be and invite friendship from all walks of life.

Our belief system has protected me and made me a better person than if I didn't try to live up to the standard the church teaches us.

What do Mormons believe about “eternal life?”

Boyd answered...

We believe we a literal children of our heavenly father and that after this life we can return to his presence.

It is important to follow the Savior here on earth. His perfect life has shown us what is necessary for us to progress.

The purpose of life on earth is to teach us and prepare us that we, along with our famillies, can be eternal and together.

What is the Relief Society?

Kaitlyn answered...

The Relief Society is the organization in the Church where women come together to strengthen, serve, and teach each other. It's Motto is "Charity Never Faileth" which women of the Church live by to bring relief to the weary and down trodden. Women meet as a Relief Society each week to learn about the Gospel and grow closer to Jesus Christ. Women are asked to serve in many capacities within the Relief Society and give of their time and talents. There are also activities where women share skills and do service for those in their community as well as victims of disasters around the world.