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Beginnings New: “A Place for Young Women leaders who want more than clip art and cute.” G on “feeling” the spirit Dating patterns at the
Occasionally, I borrow a Catholic church. Nothing beats it for retreating to sacred space for five or ten minutes on a busy weekday. I can
Up until a couple years ago, I thought I would go ballistic if ever my child at, say, 21 years of age, told me he/she
Christmas in Phoenix by Judy Curtis The day before another Christmas After a night of drizzled rain Dawns dull as hills push off Peach flushed
In October of 1999, my sister (who also happened to be my roommate) adopted a five-year-old girl from a Bulgarian orphanage. Adopting an older child
I admit that my family doesn’t have many Christmas traditions. My parents are both immigrants and converts to the church. And while I know that
On the history of the Primary: Founded by women — for boys Carina on the practical challenges of forgiveness Vada on her son’s autism Emma
One Czech Christmas Wanda West Badger Beacon Heights, Utah Vol. 25, No. 1 (Fall 2001) It was Friday, December 21, 1990, the shortest day of
Brooke — even in her horizontal state — keeps putting up brilliant writing prompts. Like this and this and this and this I’ll be stealing
Due to a combination of lack of time and my own feelings regarding missionary work, this lesson is getting posted pretty late. My apologies… My
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