To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
This was a letter from the First Presidency, to every member of the Relief Society, back in September 1942. It was given in recognition of a new book, A Centenary of Relief Society, which was published by the General Board in commemoration of the centennial anniversary of that organization. It was also to be read […]
This year marks the 170th anniversary of the organization of the Relief Society. What are you doing to celebrate? March 17th is around the corner, so I’m sure you all have plans already for your celebration. But, just in case, I’ve got some ideas any group or individual can do. With last year’s emphasis on […]
We live in a busy world. We often complain, “I’m too busy,” or “I’m fighting fires here,” or “I’ll get to it when I have a minute to breathe.” But what does that really mean? There is no doubt that our calendars are full, but what are they really full of? The honest answer is […]
After studying the history of our Relief Society, I am amazed at how industrious these women were. Granted, there was nothing in the Salt Lake Valley, when they got here. They literally had to reinvent whatever they needed. But the women were there to help the men every step of the way. The women took […]
I ran across an interesting article, written by a Christian woman, who values womanhood. I agreed with this article so much I decided to think about it in terms of the doctrine our Church teaches. Note: I have taken her list and added my own to include our doctrine. Mary Kassian is an award-winning author, […]
Valentine’s Day comes but once a year. So, what is a married couple to do the rest of the year? Here are some thoughts from the Brethren, on how to make your marriage strong every day of the year. N. Eldon Tanner Keep the covenants made at the time of your marriage. The young […]
I have a friend, Ann, who broke both her legs right before Christmas. Now, to most of us, this would be a disaster in the proportions of the apocalypse. Her Christmas decorations were only half up, her shopping wasn’t done, and she was dismayed at being useless for at least two months. Her example of […]
Do you truly believe you are Guardians of the Hearth? Do you take that role seriously, and seek to establish, nurture, and defend the family from this position? The world would have you scoff at that notion. It would convince you that “men and women have been socialized to perform certain gender specific roles”. It […]
As I have read through all the talks from October’s General Conference, I was struck by how many talks were about POWER. As women, we sometimes assume that the men have all the Power, but that isn’t true. Women have Power, and an obligation, to make something of themselves, and their families. Elder Scott started […]
Have you ever listened to the Mormon Channel? They offer a daily variety of programs to listen to. Especially interesting to us might be the programs about Relief Society. They have episodes on the Visiting Teaching Message for the month, Questions and Answers answered by Sis. Beck, and discussions on the Daughter in My Kingdom […]
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