Why, Even After We Do Everything Right, Bad Things Still Happen to Us
by Carlfred Broderick | Makes You Think Mormon Life
The following is adapted from a talk given by Carlfred Broderick at BYU Women's Conference, excerpted from ...
President and Sister Nelson to Be Keynote Speakers at 2018 BYU Women’s Conference
by Deseret News | Mormon Life
For more information about the speakers or to register for the conference, click here. President Russell M....
Church Calls 9 New Leaders to the Relief Society and Primary General Boards
by Newsroom | From the Church Mormon Life
The Church has called nine new leaders to the Relief Society and Primary general boards. To learn more abou...
Church Leaders Send Surprise Video Greeting in Spanish at First-Ever Women's Conference in Mexico
by Newsroom | Fun Mormon Life
MR says: What a fun and historic event that our Church leaders could be a part of as they shared their...
Church Leaders to Mormon Women: God Is Within You, So Reach Out to Others
by Salt Lake Tribune | Makes You Think Mormon Life
MR says: What a good reminder to find the divinity within ourselves and to use that light and strength...
Clayton M. Christensen on Member Missionaries
by The Daily Universe | News from Utah
Clayton M. Christensen offered words of wisdom about member missionary work alongside his daughter, Ann Chr...
Brad Wilcox and Amy H. White Address Faith and Happiness
by The Daily Universe | Famous Mormons Makes You Think
Brother Wilcox and Sister White began by defining grace. Brother Wilcox told of a young girl that thought s...
'We need not fear,' Elder Andersen says at BYU Women's Conference
by Deseret News | What We Believe
After two days of instruction, service and a little bit of entertainment, thousands of women from all over ...
Never Let a Job be More Important printable
by Mormon Mommy Blogs | Best of LDS Blogs
Never let a job to be done be more important than a person to be loved - printable from what we heard at BY...
Trusting in the Lord’s timetable during trials
by The Daily Universe | What We Believe
The waiting game — it may be one of the most difficult things to swallow during our sojourn in mortality. Y...
