After Becoming Quadriplegic: One Woman's Touching Journey to Motherhood, Success
by Katie Lambert | Makes You Think Mormon Life
On March 6, 2004, Meg Johnson was doing what most people do when they go to Zion's National Park—hiking. Ju...
Sister Missionaries' Bikes Are Stolen While They Were Teaching a Discussion
by Katie Lambert | Mormon Life
Two missionaries serving in New Zealand recently had their main source of transportation, their bikes, stol...
Muslims, Mormons, Jews & Buddhists Work Together to Help Syrian Refugees
by Katie Lambert | Mormon Life
Members of the New York, New York Stake along with 900 interfaith volunteers helped donated 7,500 hygiene k...
FHE: The Miracle of the Summer Fog
by Katie Lambert | Lesson Helps
Purpose: To teach children the importance of the freedoms we enjoy and the miracles that took place in Amer...
July 2016 Visiting Teaching Message: "Our Potential for Parenthood"
by Katie Lambert | Lesson Helps
"It was essential that God’s spirit children have mortal birth and an opportunity to progress toward eterna...
After Her Son Committed Suicide: The Unforgettable Lesson One LDS Mom Learned
by Katie Lambert | Mormon Life
Stories are a huge part of Kathryn Jenkins Gordon's life. As an author of more than 100 books and the manag...
How Doing Yoga Helps One Latter-day Saint Woman Strengthen and Share Her Faith
by Katie Lambert | Mormon Life
As many as 21 million adults do yoga in the U.S., according to a study by the National Center for Complemen...
LDS Charities Donates $60,000 in Medical Equipment to Help the Blind in Jamaica See
by Katie Lambert | Mormon Life
LDS Charities donated eye equipment worth more than $60,000 to the Univeristy Hospital of the West Indies t...
3 Dangers Your Child Faces on the Internet and How to Combat Them
by Katie Lambert | Makes You Think Mormon Life
Once considered a luxury, internet access is now considered a necessity for many—including children. ...
LDS Woman Wins Top Culinary Award for Crazy-Flavored Caramels
by Katie Lambert | Mormon Life
Rowena Montoya was 15 years old when her mother passed away of cancer. Her father was "in and ou...
