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Hi I'm Corine
I work as an Educational Assistant. I live in Rural Alberta. I'm a Mormon.
About Me
I'm a single woman in my 30's. I grew up in a small town, but moved to a big city in my 20's. I lived there and worked as a Nanny for ten years before I came home to be closer to my family and become active in the Church again. I have 8 nieces and 7 nephews. I love being an Auntie, it brings me joy. I like to read, cook and visit friends. In the summer I love to ride my bike, have bonfires in the back yard and roast hot dogs and marshmallows.
Why I am a Mormon
I grew up as a Later Day Saint. But when I was in my 20's I rebelled. I was inactive for a number of years. I had many difficult experiences during this time. My life became painful. When things had gone about as bad as they could go, I decided to come home and give "Church" another try. It took me many months of careful prayer and study to discover the truth for myself. I found that through the Gospel of Jesus Christ I could have peace in my mind and heart. I read in Luke 6:43 that "...a good tree bringeth not forth corrupt fruit; neither doth a corrupt tree bring forth good fruit." And in 3 Nephi 14:17 "Even so every good tree bringeth forth good fruit". When I began living the principles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, I found peace in my life, and I finally began to know who I am and even to love myself. I am a daughter of God, he knows and loves me and directs my life. The "fruit" of my choices as a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints has been "good". I know that the Church is a "good tree". I know that the Church is true.
How I live my faith
I attend Sunday meetings and partake of the Sacrament to renew my baptismal covenants. I also go "visiting teaching" with my companion, a lovely elderly sister from my ward. We go to three different Sister's homes, bring them each a monthly message from the Relief Society, discuss gospel principles and help them out when they are in need. On a more personal level, I try each day to give my life over to my Heavenly Father. I'm not always successful, but my life is all the better for trying.