To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
“There is one holiday, or more properly holy day, generally observed among Christians, the date of which is still set somewhat after the old Jewish reckoning. That is Easter, which comes near the time of the Feast of the Passover, being the Sabbath directly following the first full moon after the vernal equinox, which marks […]
We’ve had a little time to digest the new Handbook. All of us can look at it, because it’s online at www.lds.org. I think it’s significant that it’s available to all of us. We are all expected to be active members of this Church. Understanding “The Church Plan” allows all of us to get involved […]
I found this timely article from the Woman’s Exponent. The testimony of one can stand for a testimony of all. “We believe what is written in the Old and New Testament; we fully believe in all the words spoken by the Savior and the testimony of His Apostles. We believe in the fullness of the […]
The Book of Mormon was written for our day. The chapters and layout of the Book of Mormon follow the major events of the Latter-days from the father of the Prophet Joseph Smith to the end of the millennium. Like father Lehi, Joseph Smith, Sr. also had a Vision of the Tree of Life and […]
April 2010, at the BYU Women’s Conference, Julie B. Beck challenged us to read the Book of Mormon with a special intent. “I have a little exercise for those of you who want something specific to do in your scripture study. Get a new little copy of the Book of Mormon. In the front of […]
There are so many different ways to approach a lesson, both as teacher and as student, and not all ways bring the Spirit. It’s easy to just sit in a lesson and listen, but you may go home (after spending three hours at Church!), and not have anything to show for it. Likewise, a teacher […]
From Bountiful: “For several years I have been doing what I call Scripture Journaling. Following is an example of how I teach this to others. Follow this outline: Prayer, scripture study, journaling, prayer 2. Don’t be afraid to use variety in your scripture study. Here are several ideas you can incorporate in your study. You may […]
Here is my interruption of the drawing that I did last week. This is a temple experience for the prophet Isaiah. The number three is very prominent. Symbolically the number three represents covenant. In the temple we as well as Isaiah make many covenants with the Lord. The seraphims are temple workers that help administer […]
There are many ways to interpret Isaiah, as seen by the many Isaiah-made-easy type books that are out there. We still struggle through, or stay clear, of that precious book. Precious, because Nephi said if we don’t understand it, we may just miss the entire boat of the purpose of earthlife. As far as I’m […]
Back in the old days, Family Home Evenings were meant to create a special time for families to have a set time to be together to train in the gospel. Things haven’t changed over the years; in fact, FHE is needed more than ever. There are two reasons to keep holding Family Home Evening: 1) […]
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