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This week, as we remove the brittle Christmas tree and unwrap the garland from the staircase banister, most of us will resolve to clean for the new year.
1. Create a “Good Bye Note” from the 3 Nephites to the people of the America’s during the time of Mormon. In the note include reasons why they have to go, any feelings they might have, and any words of wisdom to those they leave behind!
“My belief is that date night is extremely important to a marriage,” says Gary Lundberg, a popular marriage and family therapist and the author of several books on marriage. “Too often, I will ask couples in therapy what they do for fun, and they say, ‘We do nothing for fun.’” You chose your spouse—why not choose to have fun with him or her and strengthen your relationship? Here are some key suggestions for enhancing your bond.
Chocolates are a delicious option for Valentine's Day, but there's something even better than chocolate. You can make your marriage a "sextraordinary marriage" with Laura M. Brotherson's newest book, Knowing HER Intimately: 12 Keys for Creating a Sextraordinary Marriage.
Granary Art Center’s current exhibition “Rat Fink!” is a far cry from what one generally encounters in a traditional art museum. Curated by Laura Allred Hurtado, the exhibition showcases the life and art of Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, a pioneer of California’s Custom Car movement of the 1960s, who later moved to Manti, Utah, after converting to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Manual 3; Supplement from "Earthly Debts, Heavenly Debts," by Joseph B. Wirthlin
Americans overwhelmingly say a presidential candidate being Mormon wouldn't affect their vote, according to a CNN/ORC International poll released Wednesday. The survey, which was taken after a controversial pastor said Mormonism was a "cult" and that GOP voters should support a "competent Christian," also shows a majority of Americans believe Mormons are Christians.
We all face different trials in life. But for a surprising number of children, one of those trials is cancer. Jonathan Diaz, an attorney with a photography hobby, decided to join forces with some well-known authors, including Shannon Hale and Brandon Mull, to shine some hope into some of these children’s lives by bringing their dreams to life. The finished product—a book titled True Heroes: A Treasury of Modern-day Fairy Tales—couples beautiful photo shoots with short stories written specifically for each of these special kids. Proceeds from this book will be used to bring other dreams to life for children battling cancer. Check out some of the inspiring children featured in this touching new work:
Did you know some of the Church's most-used pictures of Christ were painted by this talented Seventh-day Adventist?
Hurricane Irene’s swipe at the East Coast left only slight damage in Washington, D.C., but proved a memorable welcome for newly arrived interns in BYU’s Washington Seminar. Several students had flights cancelled or delayed and missed the hurricane as well as the check-in. A married couple drove the final 700 miles of their cross-country trip in one day in order to make it ahead of the heavy rains and winds that hit the area late Saturday afternoon as they were unloading their car.