There aren't enough words to express how much it has meant to us to have you in our community. We have learned so much and we hope you have too. In this last episode, we talk about what we learned from doing the show, how we have seen the Lord's hand in our lives, and the lessons we hope you take with you.

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We hope to come back someday in the future. Until then... May God be with you till we meet again.

Annie Ruden is a licensed speech-language pathologist and business owner of Pronunciation Pro. She specializes in English pronunciation training for non-native English-speaking adult professionals. She also does confidence coaching for her clients to become more confident in their English.

Annie brings her expertise to this powerful conversation about how women in the LDS church can feel more confident using their unique voices within the church and their callings.

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Tanya Quinn is a wife, mother of 4, and an actress. She loves to create experiences that bring people together which she does beautifully in this week's episode.

She shares her story of her son's death and how she was able to find God throughout the experience. When we share our grief we are so much more deeply connected. Get ready to feel deeply and be inspired in this powerful episode.

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Get ready for an incredible conversation with my friend, Sylvia Beatriz, a powerful intuition coach and psychic. She shares powerful principles to help you develop your dialogue with the Spirit and help you connect with people on a soul level.

You can find her on Instagram

Her website www.sylviabeatriz.com

Her podcast Soul Level Human

Melinda Hicks is an incredible wife, mother, fabulous human being and beautiful teacher. She shares her beautiful story about her sons and how she learned to see God's hand even in the painful experiences in her life.

Tune in for this week's episode to join us for today's conversation about turning our doubt into divine purpose.

We are so grateful that Julie's sister, Suzy Baller, came back on the show to share her expertise in teaching. She shares some tips and tricks to improve our teaching skills in our church callings.

Join us for this week's conversation about how we can follow the Savior's example and teach more like Him.

This week's episode is based on the talk by Sister Runia where she shares the idea that worry might feel like love, but it isn't. Join us for this conversation about how we can overcome our worries with hope.

Sister Tamara W. Runia, "Seeing God's Family through the Overview Lens"

When you hear the phrase, "love your enemies" does it make you cringe a little? We get it! Some people in our lives are harder to love than others. When we learn how to love, WE get changed in the process. Join us for this week's conversation about loving our enemies.