The Come and Belong Podcast St George Institute

Reggie is like a lot of Young Adults his age. Busy with school, sports, dating, and figuring out how to adult. In this last interview for this semester, Reggie shares his personal success with trying to prioritize and how when he puts the Kingdom of God first, everything else just seems to fall into place.

You can follow Reggie on Instagram here: @r_graff5

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Kempe Nicoll didn't mean to become an influencer, but what started as a prompting to use his personal social media accounts to "flood the world with goodness" eventually led to what today is a verified Instagram account known as "Declare My Word". Do yourself a favor and follow them on Instagram.

In this episode Kempe breaks down why it's so important to use our influence - no matter how small we think it might be - to spread goodness and make this world a better place. The smallest amount of light disperses even greater darkness!

You can find Kempe's account here: @declaremyword

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Porter Rockwell got the opportunity to work on the construction - or rather de-construction - of the Accra Ghana temple recently. The experience was doubly amazing, because that's where Porter served a mission. In this episode he shares some of the things he loves about 3rd world cultures and how we could emulate more friendliness.



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This week we did something a bit different. We actually recorded our conversation with brother Chad Olsen, a licensed therapist, come in and discuss the idea of Self Worth. His insights into how we can overcome our own perceptions of our self worth with the Savior is worth a listen...or in this case a watch.

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Gretchen Hyer is by her own admission, "ordinary". And that's what makes this episode so ironically special. Sometimes we look for big defining moments to shape our testimonies, but Gretchen's story teaches us that ordinary moments are where God lives in the majority of our lives.

You can follow Gretchen @gogogretchen on Insta.

You can find the song, "Fear Not" that was talked about in this episode right here: https://www.marshallmcdonaldmusic.com/products/fear-not

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Myths are weird, aren't they? Growing up people told me they thought 'Mormons' had horns, that we didn't drink water on Wednesdays, and that we had magic underwear that grants wishes. Maybe a little less weird, but still prevalent 'round these parts, are some myths about Institute. 

In this episode our amazing YSA Administrative Assistant Geneva Raber (@genevaraber - Insta) I bust some myths wide open. Enjoy!   

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