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This article is intended to help readers better utilize the new Teaching in the Savior's Way manual that was recently released.
Manual 1; Excerpt from "Remember This: Kindness Begins with Me," by Mary N. Cook
Speaking from personal experience, one LDS sister missionary shares the six things that helped her the most when she returned home from her mission early as well as the five things she wishes other people knew.
Years ago, my wife accompanied me to a speaking assignment in the Mesa, Arizona, area. We stayed at a motel near the Superstition Mall. On Saturday morning, we decided to take a walk. A sidewalk encircled the buildings and the parking lot of the Mall. We had only walked a few steps when I realized that I was looking at something unusual. Landscapers had planted some kind of deciduous tree at close intervals just next to the sidewalk nearly all the way around the mall. And every one of the trees was leaning—not just inclining — leaning at a precipitous angle toward the west. I could feel the wind on my face as we walked eastward on the south side of the Mall. It was not strong that morning, but it was constant. I wondered how many hours and days it had blown against those trees to push them so consistently and completely out of shape.
One of our secretaries at work, before going on her first cruise, told me she was going to be careful of what she ate because, she was on a diet. I told her the last thing you worry about when you’re on a cruise is watching your diet. “You’re on vacation, for heaven’s sake! Vacation is synonymous with indulgence and ‘diet’ is derived from the verb “to die.” She replied by saying her diet goal was to weigh what her driver’s license says. I told her I couldn’t relate to that type of mentality, when it comes to food, my philosophy is, “I breathe…therefore I eat!
Pictures capture emotion and feeling beyond what words can describe. Here are some photos from this general conference that encapsulate the feelings we felt and capture touching moments from this past weekend.
At age 18, Reyes lost both of her legs when a car lost control and hit her as she stood in front of her house. Because the DR doesn’t have accessibility laws to help those with mobility impairments, it was difficult for her to get around in a wheelchair. Then she discovered Innovación Ortopédica, a prosthetic clinic that partners with Latter-day Saint Charities.
A custodian at the Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah, was arrested for stealing credit card information from a missionary, the Daily Herald reported.
In an open letter released today and addressed to "all in positions of public service," 35 different religious leaders reaffirmed their commitment to defend traditional marriage.
Some say life isn't all about fun and games.