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Thursday, September 28, 2017
We were able to visit the beautiful Frauenkirche, Church of our Lady, in Dresden, Germany. We felt a strong spirit as we sat on the steps of the church and read Dieter F.Uchtdorf's conference talk from April 2016. "Originally built in the 1700s, the Frauenkirche had been one of Dresden’s shining jewels, but the war reduced it to a pile of rubble. For many years it remained that way, until finally it was determined that the Frauenkirche would be rebuilt. Stones from the destroyed church had been stored and cataloged and, when possible, were used in the reconstruction. Today you can see these fire-blackened stones pockmarking the outer walls. These “scars” are not only a reminder of the war history of this building but also a monument to hope—a magnificent symbol of man’s ability to create new life from ashes." "If mortal hands can transform rubble and ruins into a beautiful house of worship, then we can have confidence and trust that our loving Heavenly Father can and will rebuild us. His plan is to build us into something far greater than what we were - far greater than what we can ever imagine. With each step of faith on the path of discipleship, we grow into the beings of eternal glory and infinite joy we were designed to become."
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Finished up the day soaking in the magical Széchenyi thermal baths. #cureswhatailsyou
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