[Teachldsseminary] TEACH: Does One Righteous Person Make a Difference?
Beth Adams
artinrue at yahoo.com
Thu Oct 11 17:46:53 MDT 2007
I too want to thank you for sharing. I used your e-mail and letter from the site in class yesterday. I teach Juniors so they are all about 16. The room was really quiet as they took in the significance of not only the importance of your son's life, but how they too had the opportunity to be important in some way in their own lives. It's so true. We can have a significant impact on others on both sides of the veil.
seminary mail <seminarymail at gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you for sharing and I am very sorry for your loss.
On 10/9/07, Debbie Broberg wrote:
>
> Forgive me for getting personal, but I felt so strongly while
> teaching this lesson to my early morning seminary class of 20 that I
> had to share. Does one righteous youth make a difference? I can
> answer with a resounding, "YES!" You see, my sixteen year old son,
> Tyler passed away from a tragic drowning on August 1st and our family
> has been in awe of the outpouring of letters that have given evidence
> to this fact. The amazing thing is that he had no idea that by
> choosing to live a righteous life, he was impacting so many people!
> As I was preparing to teach this lesson to my seminary class, I
> realized that this theme is repeated often through the old testament
> and our youth today need to know that they are making a difference!
> People are watching, noticing, and observing. Unfortunately our
> youth will most likely never know the lives they touch - Tyler never
> did, but the fact remains - they DO make a difference and they can't
> let Satan convince them otherwise. Please feel free to read more
> about Tyler and a small sampling of the comments that friends said
> about him at http://1Life2Live.org. As you do, know that the tribute
> letter is from a Jewish girl, and all of the comments from classmates
> are non-members. It's amazing to see the maturity of the youth today
> and witness how royal this generation is! There is a lot of
> missionary work to be done - on both sides of the veil! If you have
> personal comments, please send them to the website, and don't clog up
> the seminary list - Thanks!
>
>
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