Two Sundays ago, Walker gave a talk in Primary. He wrote it in his own words and delivered it loudly through the microphone. He thoroughly enjoyed the reaction and attention he received.
"My Heavenly Father wants me to talk to Him often, anytime, anywhere. One time there was a boy named Nephi, he broke his bow taht he used to hunt for food. His brothers were really mad at him, even they wanted to hurt him. Nephi's dad said a prayer, even in the wilderness and they were shown where to get food.
Even another time, there was a boy named Joseph Smith. He was 14, and had a question, so he went in the middle of a bunch of trees and said a prayer. Heavenly Father gave him his answer.
From these two stories I learn that I can pray to my Heavenly Father often, anytime, anywhere. Even, in my room, around my kitchen table, even in a hot air balloon, even a choo-choo train, even a boat, even at my grandma's ouse, even in the middle of a bunch of trees.
I say these things......"
When he started listing all the places that he could pray, the list actually had to be editted down due to church only being 3 hours long. He did a job well done and his friends all came to shake his hand after primary. He was pretty proud.
1 comment:
That's cute. I love that he can say a pray in a hot air balloon, because you know he's been in one and had to say a pray. :)
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