Hi, I'm Brett

I'm a Mormon. I was a mascott in college and I enjoy makeing people smile.

About Me

I enjoy lanscapeing and being outside. I love movies and enjoy watching them with friends.

Why I am a Mormon

My mom was diagnosed with cancer at the same time se found out she was pregnant with me. Doctors gave her the choice to proceed with the pregnancy or proceed with chemo. Mind you this was over 30 years ago. If she began chemo she would not be able to proceed with the pregnancy. With her knowledge of the gospel and our Hevanly Fathers plan she know that although her time with me in this life would be cut short, we would be able to be together as a family forever and be together again. For me a knowledge of Our Hevanly Fathers plan for us is essential. It defines who we are and where we came from.

How I live my faith

I actively participate in the church activities.

Does The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints endorse political parties?

Brett answered...

They don't they ask us to participate in elections and look for those candidates that best fit our values.
Dallin answered...

The Mormon Church does not endorse political parties. It does, however, strongly encourage political participation. We believe that one of God's greatest gifts to his children is the freedom to choose. With this gift comes the responsibility to do our part to make good choices. It is a great blessing to live in areas where we have the opportunity to vote for our leaders.

How are modesty and chastity related? How can parents teach their children to be modest in dress, language and behavior?

Brittney Michelle answered...

Modesty is almost a precursor for chastity. They are the built upon the doctrine of the sanctity of our body. By being modest in our actions and dress we outwardly show our understanding that we, as a soul, are more than just an object to be flaunted. Our body is a gift from God and he has asked us to save intimacy until after we are married. We show respect for him and ourselves if we hold off until marriage and always dress and act modestly. This principle can be taught to children through example, first and foremost, but also by being honest and explaining to them the importance of it and why we are asked to live it. Use the Holy Ghost as your guide as you teach your children.