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“Warn them that they will encounter people who pick which commandments they will keep and ignore others that they choose to break,” Elder Nelson taught last April.
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“Warn them that they will encounter people who pick which commandments they will keep and ignore others that they choose to break,” Elder Nelson taught last April.
(The following is an excerpt from the Sacrament Meeting talk I gave in my ward several weeks ago.) God gave me music at an early
A month ago I moved with my family to a new home, city and state. From Boise to Seattle, we have experienced more than just
http://t.co/2midnSDJ "But, they are only hard because they have to now look into themselves and be responsible for their choices." # RT @janaremy: "A Mormon
A few weeks ago, a friend posted on her Facebook page that her husband had been laid off. There were several comments under her post,
There has been a great deal of talk about Boyd K. Packer’s recent talk at the worldwide leadership conference. Many, myself included, were angered and
I recently read an article on George Albert Smith, the 8th president of the LDS church, that pointed me to a longer article on
This is a painfully typical “Women should be mothers/mothering” message. A fair attempt has been made to include childless women by quoting Barbara Thompson’s personal interpretation of
This guest post comes from Ashley Mae Christensen. To see more of her lovely work and read about her the project, go to her blog
(I highly recommend teachers either buy or download Words of Wisdom: A Collection of Quotes for LDS Women to supplement this lesson. The book has
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