To know the history, purpose, and destiny of the Relief Society
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 […]
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 […]
Sister Beck once described Visiting Teaching as an extension of the Lord’s hands to help lift, serve, and love one another. Hearing that description helped broaden my own understanding for this program and encouraged me (without the guilt) to reach out to the sisters whom I’ve been called to lift, serve and most importantly, love. […]
When we are given the responsibility of instrumentation (interpret this as being instruments in the hands of God), through a calling, opportunity, or inspiration other people are relying on us to succeed. If we really understood this, I am positive we would act differently. Let’s take our Callings: Most of us have Callings. Our Callings […]
There is so much power in the knowledge we have of our divine origin, and of who we truly were before we came to this earth. The scriptures teach us that we were “noble and great”, that we were the “faithful daughters” of Mother Eve, and that we took an active role in the councils […]
We know King Benjamin was a righteous and effective leader of the Nephite people. In my study of the early chapters of Mosiah, I found King Benjamin’s example of leadership can be translated into helpful patterns for parenting. If you missed King Benjamin Teaches Parenting 201 click here. In the first chapter of Mosiah we get […]
This month’s visiting teaching message is our choice from all of the General Conference addresses. With Sister Beck’s release, I decided to look up all of her talks over the past five years, read them, and figure out what her legacy is. It wasn’t hard to figure out, because she came out of the shoot […]
Back in 1942, the Relief Society set out to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of this great organization. For months the sisters held bazaars, promoted the Relief Society Magazine, talked about it’s history, started more projects, and organized huge celebrations. They organized a magnificent program that would be held in the Tabernacle, in Salt Lake City, […]
As a young mother I was told that the only parenting manual I needed was the Book of Mormon. I think I was in the middle of potty training at the time and I remember thinking…Really? The Book of Mormon is going to help me with this? The council, however, has stayed with me, and […]
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