Conference Parables – Memorable stories in General Conference by those who told them. This story is taken from President Henry B. Eyring’s talk “The Caregiver” from the October 2012 General Conference.
Service involves helping those we come in contact with. It’s also realizing that sometimes, one person can’t do it alone.
“Remember that when the Lord lets us encounter someone in distress, we honor the good Samaritan for what he did not do as much as for what he did. He did not pass by on the other side even though the beaten traveler on the road was a stranger and perhaps an enemy. He did what he could for the beaten man and then put in place a specific plan for others to do more. He did that because he understood that helping may require more than what one person can do.”
President Henry B. Eyring
Taken from President Eyring’s talk The Caregiver from the October 2012 General Conference. For the full talk, Click HERE
For other great stories and quotes on service, be sure and check out Episode 23: Lift Where You Stand of my Teach Me to Walk in the Light podcast. Click HERE.
Learn more from President Eyring by reading one of his books available on Amazon.
Yours Truly,
P.S. The artwork The Good Samaritan is by Liz Swindle. Purchase the art by clicking HERE.
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