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Where Did the CTR Ring Come From?
Kelsey Berteaux
- The phrase “choose the right” isn’t found anywhere in scripture. Instead, there are only similar phrases like “choose the good” (Isaiah 7:15-16) or “choose the things that please [God]” (Isaiah 56:4). Although Brigham Young once mentioned the phrase in a talk dated 1864, it wasn’t until the 1909 version of the hymnal included the beloved hymn "Choose the Right" that the phrase made its way into Latter-day Saint culture. However, the idea for what we know as a CTR ring wouldn’t appear for almost 60 more years. Though the original idea for the shield logo is usually credited to Helen Alldredge,...
17 Temple Bags Any LDS Woman Will Love
LDS Living Staff
- Crystal Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Margaret Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Susie Temple Bag $59.99 Buy Now Kate Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Julie Temple Bag $59.99 Buy Now Michelle Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Grace Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Jill Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Andrea Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Emily Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Nicole Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Wendy Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Nauvoo Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Lace Temple Bag $34.99 Buy Now Eden Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Tiffany Temple Bag $59.99 Buy Now Jane Sister Missionary Bag $69.99...
21 Meaningful Gifts for Ministering Friends and Families
Kensie Smith
- Whether you want to leave a spiritual message or just let those you visit and home teach know that you're thinking of them, there are plenty of options. Check out our ideas below or email yours to us! Led By Divine Design | $17.99 | In this beautiful book, Elder Ronald A. Rasband shares timely counsel and personal stories about recognizing the hand of the Lord in our everyday pursuits. Through his own experience, Elder Rasband helps us learn first how to seek the Spirit and then how to recognize and respond to divine guidance in our families, with friends and...
15 Stunning Images of Christ Perfect for Your Home
LDS Living
- As members of the Church, we strive to maintain the spirit of Christ in our homes. We adorn the walls of our homes with art and decor that reflects who we are and what we believe. We have compiled 15 of our favorite Christ-centered pieces of artwork that will beautify your home and invite the reverent spirit of the Savior. BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW ...
6 Christmas Ideas from Six Sisters' Stuff to Make Your Holiday More Magical
Six Sisters' Stuff
- The Christmas season is our favorite time of year. The sights and spirit of giving help you to remember what is most important. It can be so hectic trying to cram in family parties, work functions, and shopping for “the perfect gift.” But, it is the perfect time to really reconnect with your family and make memories that you will cherish for years to come. Straight from our family to yours, here are six of our favorite traditions, recipes, tips, and crafts to make your holiday more memorable. 1. Christmas Crafts It doesn’t feel quite like the holidays until the house...
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3 Reasons It Can Be Dangerous to Believe God's Love Is the Only Thing That Matters
Jon Cooper
- I saw a post a while ago that has stuck with me for months. This post referenced a choice someone had made—a choice contrary to the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, of which they claim membership. After explaining their choice and their feelings surrounding it, they shared that they found peace in their choice by focusing on Heavenly Father’s love for them. They had determined that God’s love and their own happiness was the most important part of this situation. While I respect that everyone has different circumstances and are doing their best to make decisions...
The Prompting That Saved a Girl from Abuse and Shows How God Loves Us Individually
Brad Wilcox, excerpted from "Because of the Messiah in a Manger"
- Christ cares for us individually. The inverted five-point stars found on the Nauvoo Temple are symbols of Christ, the “bright and morning star” (Revelation 22:16), reaching down to earth and inviting us to reach up to Him. . . . Years ago I was teaching at a session of Especially for Youth at BYU. I finished my final class and was packing up my scriptures and papers when I discovered an anonymous note that had been placed with them: “Dear Brother Wilcox, I am a young woman dealing with a difficult situation in my home. Some things are happening that shouldn’t...
Elder Rasband and How He Saw God's Works Manifested Through Suffering and the Life of His Grandson
Elder Ronald A. Rasband, excerpted from "Led by Divine Design"
- Little Paxton, our grandson, was born with a very rare chromosomal deletion, a genetic disorder that distinguishes him, literally, as one in hundreds of millions. For our daughter and her husband, an uncharted, life-changing journey began when Paxton was born. This experience has become a crucible for learning special lessons tied to the eternities. President Russell M. Nelson taught: “For reasons usually unknown, some people are born with physical limitations. Specific parts of the body may be abnormal. Regulatory systems may be out of balance. And all of our bodies are subject to disease and death. Nevertheless, the gift of a...
11 Things to Do While Visiting the Lights at Temple Square
Lindsey Miller
- It’s the most wonderful time of year and the holiday season is in full swing in downtown Salt Lake City—specifically Temple Square. Strolling around the temple and Church sites is a fun family tradition many enjoy, but there’s more to it than just the bright lights. As you walk around the temple and enjoy the Christmas spirit, take some time during your visit to explore the many wonderful things Temple Square has to offer during the holiday season. 1. Attend the Temple Square holiday performances. Local church and school music groups often perform at different venues around Temple Square. The performances...
27 Rare Photos of Elder Holland That Will Make You Love Him Even More
LDS Living Staff
- Elder Jeffery R. Holland was born on December 3, 1940, in St. George, Utah. He married Patricia Terry in the St. George temple on June 7, 1963. They are the parents of three children. He taught institute, worked in the Church Educational System, and served as the president of Brigham Young Universtiy prior to his call to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostle in 1994. Elder Holland has a unique teaching style and a way to influence others to follow Christ. There are many reasons why we love Elder Holland. Here are some of our favorite photos to celebrate this beloved...
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Where Did the CTR Ring Come From?
Kelsey Berteaux
- The phrase “choose the right” isn’t found anywhere in scripture. Instead, there are only similar phrases like “choose the good” (Isaiah 7:15-16) or “choose the things that please [God]” (Isaiah 56:4). Although Brigham Young once mentioned the phrase in a talk dated 1864, it wasn’t until the 1909 version of the hymnal included the beloved hymn "Choose the Right" that the phrase made its way into Latter-day Saint culture. However, the idea for what we know as a CTR ring wouldn’t appear for almost 60 more years. Though the original idea for the shield logo is usually credited to Helen Alldredge,...
17 Temple Bags Any LDS Woman Will Love
LDS Living Staff
- Crystal Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Margaret Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Susie Temple Bag $59.99 Buy Now Kate Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Julie Temple Bag $59.99 Buy Now Michelle Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Grace Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Jill Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Andrea Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Emily Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Nicole Temple Bag $49.99 Buy Now Wendy Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Nauvoo Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Lace Temple Bag $34.99 Buy Now Eden Temple Bag $69.99 Buy Now Tiffany Temple Bag $59.99 Buy Now Jane Sister Missionary Bag $69.99...
21 Meaningful Gifts for Ministering Friends and Families
Kensie Smith
- Whether you want to leave a spiritual message or just let those you visit and home teach know that you're thinking of them, there are plenty of options. Check out our ideas below or email yours to us! Led By Divine Design | $17.99 | In this beautiful book, Elder Ronald A. Rasband shares timely counsel and personal stories about recognizing the hand of the Lord in our everyday pursuits. Through his own experience, Elder Rasband helps us learn first how to seek the Spirit and then how to recognize and respond to divine guidance in our families, with friends and...
15 Stunning Images of Christ Perfect for Your Home
LDS Living
- As members of the Church, we strive to maintain the spirit of Christ in our homes. We adorn the walls of our homes with art and decor that reflects who we are and what we believe. We have compiled 15 of our favorite Christ-centered pieces of artwork that will beautify your home and invite the reverent spirit of the Savior. BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW BUY NOW ...
6 Christmas Ideas from Six Sisters' Stuff to Make Your Holiday More Magical
Six Sisters' Stuff
- The Christmas season is our favorite time of year. The sights and spirit of giving help you to remember what is most important. It can be so hectic trying to cram in family parties, work functions, and shopping for “the perfect gift.” But, it is the perfect time to really reconnect with your family and make memories that you will cherish for years to come. Straight from our family to yours, here are six of our favorite traditions, recipes, tips, and crafts to make your holiday more memorable. 1. Christmas Crafts It doesn’t feel quite like the holidays until the house...
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3 Reasons It Can Be Dangerous to Believe God's Love Is the Only Thing That Matters
Jon Cooper
- I saw a post a while ago that has stuck with me for months. This post referenced a choice someone had made—a choice contrary to the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, of which they claim membership. After explaining their choice and their feelings surrounding it, they shared that they found peace in their choice by focusing on Heavenly Father’s love for them. They had determined that God’s love and their own happiness was the most important part of this situation. While I respect that everyone has different circumstances and are doing their best to make decisions...
The Prompting That Saved a Girl from Abuse and Shows How God Loves Us Individually
Brad Wilcox, excerpted from "Because of the Messiah in a Manger"
- Christ cares for us individually. The inverted five-point stars found on the Nauvoo Temple are symbols of Christ, the “bright and morning star” (Revelation 22:16), reaching down to earth and inviting us to reach up to Him. . . . Years ago I was teaching at a session of Especially for Youth at BYU. I finished my final class and was packing up my scriptures and papers when I discovered an anonymous note that had been placed with them: “Dear Brother Wilcox, I am a young woman dealing with a difficult situation in my home. Some things are happening that shouldn’t...
Elder Rasband and How He Saw God's Works Manifested Through Suffering and the Life of His Grandson
Elder Ronald A. Rasband, excerpted from "Led by Divine Design"
- Little Paxton, our grandson, was born with a very rare chromosomal deletion, a genetic disorder that distinguishes him, literally, as one in hundreds of millions. For our daughter and her husband, an uncharted, life-changing journey began when Paxton was born. This experience has become a crucible for learning special lessons tied to the eternities. President Russell M. Nelson taught: “For reasons usually unknown, some people are born with physical limitations. Specific parts of the body may be abnormal. Regulatory systems may be out of balance. And all of our bodies are subject to disease and death. Nevertheless, the gift of a...
11 Things to Do While Visiting the Lights at Temple Square
Lindsey Miller
- It’s the most wonderful time of year and the holiday season is in full swing in downtown Salt Lake City—specifically Temple Square. Strolling around the temple and Church sites is a fun family tradition many enjoy, but there’s more to it than just the bright lights. As you walk around the temple and enjoy the Christmas spirit, take some time during your visit to explore the many wonderful things Temple Square has to offer during the holiday season. 1. Attend the Temple Square holiday performances. Local church and school music groups often perform at different venues around Temple Square. The performances...
27 Rare Photos of Elder Holland That Will Make You Love Him Even More
LDS Living Staff
- Elder Jeffery R. Holland was born on December 3, 1940, in St. George, Utah. He married Patricia Terry in the St. George temple on June 7, 1963. They are the parents of three children. He taught institute, worked in the Church Educational System, and served as the president of Brigham Young Universtiy prior to his call to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostle in 1994. Elder Holland has a unique teaching style and a way to influence others to follow Christ. There are many reasons why we love Elder Holland. Here are some of our favorite photos to celebrate this beloved...
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