To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
For those who were unable to attend the Auxiliary Training in Salt Lake City, you’ll be thrilled to know that you can view the session online at lds.org, as if you were there. They gave us a lot of information, a lot of things to think about, and the spirit flowed. They will continue along […]
Which one of us has had a stone lobbed at us, for no apparent good reason, and our feathers became ruffled? Or perhaps we have spoken out of turn only to regret it minutes later? How many “if only” moments have we experienced because we forgot to listen to the calming voice of the Holy […]
This is a talk given by my friend, Donna Harbuck. She recently shared, in a Sacrament Meeting talk, some stories about the courageous women in her family background. I hope you enjoy these stories as much as I did. I start with my great-great grandmother Sarah Augusta Squires. Her family joined the church in England […]
It’s Christmas Time…and our nation grieves for the 20 children and 8 adults who were gunned down in Connecticut. Our hearts hurt for these parents and families who had the Christmas Spirit taken away from them. The media is talking about how to keep our schools and families safe. How do we explain this tragedy […]
While driving through the mountains on a crisp beautiful autumn day, I viewed the splash of brilliant colors in all their beauty. While not quite as magnificent as an east coast display with its giant purple red maple leaves mixed among the yellow, orange, and rich browns that make up a true autumn spectacular, […]
Our guest post comes from Joyce Barrett Stephenson. When I was fifteen I was inspired to write a letter to myself at age twenty-five. I read this idea in a book, and thought it was a good one. So, on July 16, 1939, I wrote my letter and sealed it up. Managing to take this […]
May I just start by saying that this is a great lesson! As I read it, my spirit soared. I was filled with a humble power that I am capable, I am hopeful, and I am blessed. There are women, in the Church, who seek power by demanding what the Lord will not give them. […]
Conversion is a strong and repeated theme in the Book of Mormon. Some of my favorite examples of full conversion are that of Alma the younger and the Sons of Mosiah. They experienced so complete a turn-around after being visited by the Angel, that the Sons of Mosiah, who were heirs to the Nephite kingdom, […]
During Julie B. Beck’s five years as General Relief Society President she has spoken often of the importance of the Relief Society in all women’s lives. I’m so grateful for her many talks on the importance and joy of being a woman of God, a mother and a member of the Relief Society in these […]
There is always something to worry about. My list consists of school, work, boys, friends…just life in general. I’m sure you have a list too. No matter the size, those worries are there. Our worries can debilitate us. With graduation around the corner, I am moving into the next chapter of my life. I thought […]
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