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25 November 2003
My faith and me - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by Ben Woodward

Ben Woodward
Ben Woodward

Ben Woodward is 28 and is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Ben shares his thoughts about his faith and what it means to him.

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What's the best thing about your faith?
opening speech markI would say that it establishes a personal relationship with God as my father in heaven and Jesus Christ as the saviour of the world and my personal saviour.closing speech mark
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How easy it for you to talk to your friends and work colleagues about your faith?
opening speech markI find it very easy to talk about because it means so much to me.closing speech mark
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What's the biggest lie you have ever heard told about your faith?
opening speech mark...absolutely ridiculous...closing speech mark
You just have to watch the video to find out how ridiculous!
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What's the longest distance you've travelled to follow your faith?
opening speech markI was a missionary in Australia for a couple of years and had to catch a bus from the bottom of South Australia to the very top of the Northern territory, which was 46 hours on the bus.closing speech mark
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Who is the most inspirational person you've met through your faith?
opening speech markTo be honest there is an awful lot of people that have been an inspiration. The most inspirational to me I'd probably say would be Gordon B Hinckley who is the prophet of the church today.closing speech mark
Watch the video clip to find out how Ben felt when he met the prophet.
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Who is the most famous person that follows your faith?
opening speech markThere are a lot of famous members of our church, I think probably the most famous members of our church would have to be the Osmonds.closing speech mark
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Is there a part of your faith that you could manage without?
opening speech markI'd have to say no, to be honest, because I feel that every part fits together to form a whole and to have one part missing would be incomplete.closing speech mark
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Is there anything in your faith that you think deserves more prominence than it usually gets?
opening speech markI think the fact that we believe in Jesus Christ that he is the son of God and the saviour of the world, that he died and was resurrected and that he lives today, I think deserve more
prominence.closing speech mark
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What is your favourite proverb/phrase?
opening speech markI tends to vary from week to week what my favourite verse is, or my favourite chapter. Right now one of my favourite chapters is in the book of Romans in the New Testament.closing speech mark
Watch the video clip to find out what it is and why Ben likes it.
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