Julie B Beck

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Julie B Beck

Julie B Beck is described in biographical records as an American religious leader (born 1954). The selections gathered here touch on church organization, relief society, patriarchal blessings. This profile brings the attributed quotations together with their available source information.

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“Because of Christ there is hope smiling brightly before you, and you need not worry too much about sickness, death, poverty, or other afflictions. The Lord will take care of you. Your responsibility is to keep the commandments, feast upon the words of Christ, and stay in the path to your heavenly home.”

— Julie B Beck

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Profile: American religious leader
Life: born 1954
Quotes in this collection: 5

Life and work

Biographical records connect Julie B Beck with Brigham Young University and American Fork High School. This collection includes 5 quotations credited to Julie B Beck. Each quotation page preserves its own citation, when supplied, so readers can follow the passage back to its stated context.

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Quotes by Julie B Beck

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“Because of Christ there is hope smiling brightly before you, and you need not worry too much about sickness, death, poverty, or other afflictions. The Lord will take care of you. Your responsibility is to keep the commandments, feast upon the words of Christ, and stay in the path to your heavenly home.”

"There Is Hope Smiling Brightly before Us", Ensign, May 2003, 103

— Julie B Beck

“All of these difficulties have the potential to bleach the bones of faith and exhaust the strength of individuals and families…. In every ward and branch, there is a Relief Society with sisters who can seek and receive revelation and counsel with priesthood leaders to strengthen each other and work on solutions that are applicable in their own homes and communities. I hope my granddaughters will understand that through Relief Society, their discipleship is extended and they can become engaged with others in the kind of impressive and heroic work the Savior has done.”

What I Hope My Granddaughters Will Understand

— Julie B Beck

“You are never too young to start learning about patriarchal blessings. I am glad I received my blessing before I was too heavily influenced by the confusing and incorrect messages in the world. I came away from that experience with the comforting assurance that the Lord loved me and knew me, and from that day onward I began to think more often in terms of eternity than popularity.”

“You Have a Noble Birthright,” April 2006 General Conference

— Julie B Beck

“A woman with a mother heart has a testimony of the restored gospel, and she teaches the principles of the gospel without equivocation. She is keeping sacred covenants made in holy temples. Her talents and skills are shared unselfishly. She gains as much education as her circumstances will allow, improving her mind and spirit with the desire to teach what she learns to the generations who follow her.”

A “Mother Heart”

— Julie B Beck