Heavenly Father is aware of your anguish, one day he will bless you beyond your capacity to express

"Be assured, too, that all faithful sisters, who, through no fault of their own, do not have the privilege during their second estate of being sealed to a worthy man, will have that blessing in eternity. On occasions when you ache for that acceptance and affection which belong to family life on earth, please know that our Father in Heaven is aware of your anguish, and that one day he will bless you beyond your capacity to express."

- Pres. Spencer W. Kimball, President of the Church, "The Role of Righteous Women," General Conference, Oct 1979
http://www.lds.org/general-conference/1979/10/the-role-of-righteous-women?lang=eng

Single sisters - seek marriage, don't be too independent

"I would also caution you single sisters not to become so independent and self-reliant that you decide marriage isn’t worth it and you can do just as well on your own. Some of our sisters indicate that they do not want to consider marriage until after they have completed their degrees or pursued a career. This is not right. Certainly we want our single sisters to maximize their individual potential, to be well educated, and to do well at their present employment. You have much to contribute to society, to your community, and to your neighborhood. But we earnestly pray that our single sisters will desire honorable marriage in the temple to a worthy man and rear a righteous family, even though this may mean the sacrificing of degrees and careers. Our priorities are right when we realize there is no higher calling than to be an honorable wife and mother.”


- Ezra Taft Benson, "To the Single Adult Sisters of the Church," Ensign, Nov. 1988, 96-97.
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