We Often Equate Charity With Visiting The

I Recommend You Come To Know Your Father In Heaven. Come To Love Him. Always Remember That He Loves You And Will Give You Guidance And Support If You Will But Give Him The Chance. Include Him In Your Decision Making. Include Him In Your Heartaches And Heartbreaks. Include Him When You Take Inventory Of Your Personal Worth.

We Should Teach, Particularly Ourselves, That Nobody Is A Nobody. We Are Someone, And With God's Help We Can Accomplish All Things.

If You Have Self-respect, You Will Take Satisfaction In Being Well Groomed And Will Not Allow Yourself To Perform Shabbily. You Will Continue To Work Toward High Standards And Goals To Serve Others, To Continue And To Practice Self-discipline. You Will Not Compromise Your Standards Or Beliefs.

Love Should Be A Vehicle Allowed To Travel Without Limitations.

Perhaps The Greatest Charity Comes When We Are Kind To Each Other, When We Don’t Judge Or Categorize Someone Else, When We Simply Give Each Other The Benefit Of The Doubt Or Remain Quiet. Charity Is Accepting Someone’s Differences, Weaknesses, And Shortcomings; Having Patience With Someone Who Has Let Us Down; Or Resisting The Impulse To Become Offended When Someone Doesn’t Handle Something The Way We Might Have Hoped. Charity Is Refusing To Take Advantage Of Another’s Weakness And Being Willing To Forgive Someone Who Has Hurt Us. Charity Is Expecting The Best Of Each Other