To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
Take time for Family Home Evening. My husband always says, “If you hold it regularly, while your children are young, and as they continue to grow, Family Home Evening will become a part of their DNA.” We’ve done just about everything for Family Home Evening: Testimony Meeting Game Night Scriptural Lesson Book of Mormon Trivia (Question […]
Relief Society has been going on for 150+ years, and it (we) have accomplished great things. We have always had great women among us. Okay, let’s clarify that, all of us have value and the capability to do great things. I do believe some of us need more help than others to draw that realization […]
What makes a strong family? Here are some ideas that will strengthen your family: Everyone needs to feel love—freely give hugs, kisses, “I love yous” and expressions of love. Families need to understand sacrifice—parents have no business giving everything to their children, and children have no business asking incessantly for everything. Birthdays and Christmas should […]
Elder Robert D. Hales and Sis. Elaine S. Dalton, mentioned the story of Lehonti, during our recent General Conference (Oct. 2008). Poor Lehonti. He was an example of how foolish action can jeopardize us, even unto death. (Alma 47) This is such a great story to use as an example of how Satan works; little […]
If you have been thinking and planning your family gifts for Christmas and have that all under control, then you are free to spend the month bringing Christmas to strangers and enjoy the spirit of the holiday. So often we get bogged down with “busy” and we end up missing the entire season. You know […]
The word for truth in Hebrew is pronounced, `emet and looks like this: אמת The Aleph, א, the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet, represents God or the first one. The Mem, מ, is the middle character in the Hebrew alphabet and represents the world. The Tav, ת, is the last character in the Hebrew […]
We are all getting interested in living on less these days. That is if we haven’t already been living this way. And I’m sure we have always done a certain amount of modest living, in certain areas. Other areas we’ve maybe been a little more extravagant. Our generation, in general, has not had to count […]
In the book Women’s Voices, the authors, Kenneth and Audrey Godfrey and Jill Derr, talk about three well known women in Mormon history. They have searched their diaries and made them human before us. I was fascinated to read their ups and downs and their personal marvelings of their growth within the gospel. Brigham Young […]
We are a temple going people. With so many temples being made available to us, we, as sisters, can carry on a great work, the work of salvation. Aren’t we continually surprised to know there is a temple in a certain location? It’s hard to keep up with all of them (128+). And in case […]
Our economy (back in 2008) is forcing us to rethink how we do some things. I’m always up for ideas for cheaper Christmas presents, so I thought I would share some meaningful ideas that may cost you less money. Give cases of cans from the Dry Pack Cannery–You can pack any number and any variety […]
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