Chinese Mormon Christian Family For Eternity

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I gratefully testify that an eternal perspective of gospel conversion and temple covenants can help us see rich blessings in each generation of our forever families.

The first convert in our Gong family to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is our mother, Jean Gong. As a teenager in Honolulu, Hawaii, she listened; she knew; she was baptized and confirmed; she is continuing in faith. Faithful Church members helped my mother so that she had gospel friends, Church callings, and continued nourishment by God's good word. In today's parlance each new convert, young single adult, those returning to Church activity, and others bless generations when they become fellow Saints in the household of God. 1

One family who nurtured my mother was that of Gerrit de Jong Jr. A linguist who loved the language of the heart and Spirit, Grandpa de Jong tickled my little boy imagination by sayings like "Blackberries when red are green." Today, speaking of electronic handheld devices, I tell young friends, "Blackberries read in Church make green bishops blue."

My parents, Walter and Jean Gong, were married three times: a Chinese ceremony for family, an American ceremony for friends, and a sacred ceremony in the house of the Lord for time and eternity.

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  • “We cannot see the future with precision, but we can know what the Lord intends to accomplish and what it will take [for] each of us to qualify personally to participate,” President Eyring said. Education is a subject he has often addressed, during his tenure as President of Ricks College (now BYU–Idaho), while serving as Church Commissioner of Higher Education, during his service as an Apostle, and as a Counselor in the First Presidency.

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  • @Deafboyasian that is completely untrue there is no validity to this. My brother was married in the temple to a girl from Japan, a Japanese National. Your lies hold no water or validity I have seen it myself.

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  • @Deafboyasian I want you to know that God loves you.

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  • @Deafboyasian did you watch the video? You are clearly and sadly confused.

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