The hosts of this year’s Family Proclamation Celebration include: Stephanie at Diapers and Divinity MMM at Middle-aged Mormon Man Montserrat at Chocolate on my Cranium Jocelyn at We Talk of Christ, We Rejoice in...
Read MoreWe recently received this question from a reader. I have recently been investigating the church and am a 20 year old woman. I have always grown up in a household where women and men are equal and that both my parents held high...
Read MoreIn a world where fatherlessness is a sad and worrisome trend, on this Father’s Day we celebrate all the fathers who are striving to be there for their families. May God bless you for your efforts, and may you continue to...
Read MoreSo why do Mormons, on average, choose to have larger families? Because we want them! Also because key points of our doctrine focus on family life. 1. We believe that we lived as spirit children of our Heavenly Father before we...
Read MoreOne morning, a few months ago, I stood next to my husband, Dustin, in front of the mirror in our bathroom. I think we were both brushing our teeth. My thoughts for the previous several days had dwelt on men and women, their...
Read MoreIn the Proclamation on the Family (read it here), we read: Successful marriages and families are established and maintained on principles of faith, prayer, repentance, forgiveness, respect, love, compassion, work, and wholesome...
Read MoreOn this Father’s Day, we share a tribute to a loving and devoted husband and father. By divine design, fathers are to preside over their families in love and righteousness and are responsible to provide the necessities of...
Read MoreOne of our readers, Lisa, submitted the following poem. She said she was inspired by being a mom to a two-year-old son –something many mothers can relate to! Pieces Pieces of a pen, including the spring Parts of a...
Read MoreChurch’s official response to the California decision Gordon B. Hinckley: Why We Do Some of the Things We Do Gospel Library entries on Same-Gender Attraction and Homosexuality M. Russell Ballard: What Matters Most is What...
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