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A Child's Prayer CD - Save 10%

Since the beginning of time, mothers and fathers have calmed children at night with gentle music. With A Child's Prayer, LDS children will internalize gospel messages as they fall asleep at night. Familiar Primary songs teach children about the plan of salvation. Soothing arrangements help children calm down and prepare to go to sleep. Use at bedtime, naptime, or even on a Sunday morning to calm children as they prepare for church. With beautiful voices and instruments of well-known LDS music artists, A Child's Prayer is perfect for any family with little children.

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Top Five for Family Travel

Looking for places to go and things to do on your family vacation? Try a couple of these ideas.






"National Parks not only are beautiful, but are a great way to teach your children about nature.'"
Water Parks

Schlitterbahn; New Braunfels, Texas
Schlitterbahn has held the best waterpark titles for years and for a good reason, too. For example, the park has a mile-long Raging River chute, a 1,000-foot-long water caster, and a cool natural spring. For more information, check out schlitterbahn.com

Wet ‘n Wild; Orlando, Florida
Wet ‘n Wild was the world’s first modern water park and has kept its reputation ever since. The Bomb Bay is a near-vertical ride for daredevils and Hydra Fighter lets back-to-back riders on swings battle with water cannons. Go to wetnwild.com to find out more.

Noah’s Ark; Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Noah’s Ark, at 70 acres, is the nation’s largest water park. Some of the favorite rides are Time Warp, the world’s largest “family bowl” ride and Black Anaconda, a quarter-mile-long water coaster reaching top speeds of 30 m.p.h. See noahsarkwaterpark.com.

Splashin’ Safari; Santa Claus, Indiana
Splashin’ Safari combines family fun with exciting rides: wave pools, play areas, and the ten-story-tall Zoombabwe, the world’s tallest enclosed slide. It’s next door to the amusement park Holiday World. Check out holidayworld.com.

Water World; Denver, Colorado
Water World combines raft journeys with “dark ride” storylines, with robots and other theatrics. Ride The Screamin’ Mimi, a toboggan that plunges into a pool. Play with the kids at Wally World. Go to waterworldcolorado.com to learn more.

Golf Courses

Pine Valley Golf Club; Clementon, New Jersey
Pine Valley is a difficult place to find and is therefore extremely private. But those who do venture there say it is one of the world’s finest courses, with its beautiful woodlands. (865) 309-3203

Pebble Beach Golf Links; Pebble Peach, California
Pebble Beach is probably the best known course in the United States. Located in the rocky shores of California, the course has narrow fairways and frequent wind, so bring the proper club. Go to pebblebeach.com for more information.

Shinnecock Hills Golf Club; Southampton, New York
Shinnecock Hills had the first clubhouse in America and was the first clubhouse to admit women members. The terrain on Long Island’s southern shore gives the course a lot of variety. Also, Atlantic winds make playing quite a challenge. (631) 283-3525.

Augusta National Golf Club; Augusta, Georgia
Augusta is home to the Masters each spring and has three of the sport’s toughest and most famous holes, known as “Amen Corner.” Play like a pro on your trip to Georgia. (706) 667-6719.

Pinehurst Country Club; Pinehurst, North Carolina
Pinehurst has eight courses and more holes than any other resort. If you’re up for taking the scenic route, Course No. 1 is the most picturesque with its tree-lined fairways and various bunkers. Check out pinehurst.com to find out more.

Theme Parks

Cedar Point; Sandusky, Ohio
Cedar Point, known as the roller coaster capital of the world, has sixteen roller coasters, including the three of the world’s best rides. If you love roller coasters, you’ve come to the right place. There are also carousels, children’s rides, circular rides, and tranquil rides for those who are seeking less of a thrill. See cedarpoint.com to learn more.


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Top Five Family Ski Resorts



Bretton Woods; Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
Bretton Woods Mountain Resort overlooks Mount Washington and is the fastest growing ski resort in New England. With 101 trails and glades, this huge resort is perfect for skiers and boarders of all levels. There are skiing and snowboarding lessons for children as well. See brettonwoods.com for more information

Copper Mountain; Summit County, Colorado
Copper Mountain is perfect for fun-loving families with activities such as snowshoeing, sleigh rides, and snowmobiling. You can select the skiing or snowboarding lesson best for you, whether you want to work on your turns, build confidence, or join a group. There are exciting, seasonal programs for kids from ages three and up. Check out coppercolorado.com.

Northstar at Tahoe; Truckee, California
Northstar at Tahoe has several runs designed for all levels. Adults and children can join group lessons or sign up for private lessons. The resort also has a Minor’s Camp, where children as young as three can play in the snow and learn how to ski. Go to northstarattahoe.com.

Okemo Mountain Resort; Ludlow, Vermont
Okemo is a family friendly resort with amazing runs and great family pricing deals. Lessons are offered for kids, teens, adults, and seniors. See okemo.com to find out more.

Park City Mountain Resort; Park City, Utah
Park City, the home of many of the 2002 Olympic events, is great for non-Olympians, too. The resort has 104 trails as well as terrain parks and a superpipe for snowboarders. Enroll your kids in the Mountain School and make it a great afternoon for the whole family. Go to parkcitymountain.com to learn more.









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