To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
Poetry — A Vision of Words Go Back to Lesson 2. You are probably wondering what poetry has to do with writing your personal history. The answer is that poetry helps us use words that give visual imagery. Visual imagery will make your history breathe. A breathing history will be read and enjoyed. […]
English Class–Imitate Form and Structure Go Back to Lesson 1. This is a writing class, but don’t panic if you don’t know how to write. There are a few simple things you can learn that will make your children love what you write. So listen up! This is going to be fun!! […]
If you want to start a group, or work on this yourself, I offer 12 workshop classes for you to work your way through. I’ll post them all in the next few days. This can be a really fun, social, productive way to bring sisters together, or at the very least, you will create an […]
We all know the dangerous distraction of talking or texting on our cell phones while driving. Hands free driving is not only an important safety guide, it is a law. This week I ran across an article written by a mom who found that in her own life the distraction of a cell phone lost […]
Our Guest Post is by Katie Mangus. She writes: For Mother’s Day, I had the privilege of attending a mother daughter luncheon where Sister Elaine Dalton, the General Young Women’s President, spoke. Sister Dalton spoke on virtue, divine nature, and individual worth; enhancing our softer, feminine side. She said multiple times how we are […]
For years, my mother participated in a Sunday School/Personal History Workshop in our ward. It ran for twelve weeks and started over again with a new group. Many of the participants continued into the next twelve weeks, and so on because they enjoyed it so much. I hope I can inspire you enough to start your […]
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 […]
Our Guest Post today is from Michaela Stephens. Her blog can be found here. I have a confession to make: I am not a very good cook. I could tell some pretty good stories about some times I’ve tried to cook and made an epic failure. There’s the salmon soup that was so bad our neighbor’s cats […]
In Feb. 1972, for the General Women’s Meeting, Harold B. Lee, then President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, spoke about Motherhood. This is a portion of his talk. “To be what God intended you to be as a woman depends on the way you think, believe, live, dress, and conduct yourselves as true […]
I was standing in a long line, at a restaurant, where I was behind some girls, maybe in their twenties. My daughter has told me that women talk this way, but I had never really witnessed it for myself. And I have to admit, I was shocked, disgusted, and very very sad. These three women […]
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