By Jody England Hansen My life as a Mormon does not include a fear of Sad Heaven. It does include hearing from many who
by Melissa Wei-Tsing Inouye Jane and Emma is an independent film distributed by Deseret Book, opening in Utah this 11th, 12th, 13th, and 14th (Thursday through Sunday). It
One of my favorite things that Joseph Smith taught, is that truth tastes good. I especially love this part in “The King Follet Sermon“: This is
I still remember on my mission, one particular day when one particular investigator told my companion and me that he admired many things about our
Why is the First Vision Important? Kirsten is the president of the Exponent II board and is serving as the Young Women president in her
Earlier this month, I presented at Counterpoint Conference on the topic, Theological Foundations: What Is Priesthood And Why Is It Necessary For Women? Here is my
Every manual in the Teachings of the Presidents of the Church manuals has at least one lesson on Joseph Smith. Before going into the lesson, I’ll
by Judy Curtis Reading through the suggestions to empower LDS women on a document entitled All Are Alike Unto God caused me to consider how women
I abbreviated George Albert Smith to GAS in this lesson. So, when I was rereading the lesson, I chuckled at (and reworded) a question, “Why
by Kelly Ann (Lesson from Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Joseph Smith, (2007),541–57) Start by reading the following passage from the life of Joseph Smith.
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