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The Juggling Act: Balancing Womanhood and Motherhood
By Connie Sokol
You can balance the roles of woman, wife, and mother by actively and daily choosing who will do what and what won’t get done. Try a few of these suggestions to decrease the stress in your life while helping your children prepare for adulthood.
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FHE: Selflessly Serving Others
By Shauna Gibby
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3 Groves Where Joseph Smith Received Revelation (& What We Can Learn From Them)
By Ryan C. Jenkins
Graciously, from time to time, the Lord communicates His will to those who seek after Him. The Prophet Joseph Smith taught: “When we understand the character of God, and know how to come to Him, He begins to unfold the heavens to us, and to tell us all about it. When we are ready to come to Him, He is ready to come to us.”
New MTC Training and Curriculum
Staring in just a few days in May, all MTC's around the world are changing their training curriculum for all new missionaries. In the past, new missionaries were learning the doctrines of PMG chapter 3, relating to the lesson content of their teaching. No longer will that happen. What this means is that new missionaries will arrive to the mission field not knowing the lessons from chapter 3 unless they studied them before their mission.
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New Book of Mormon Archive & Study Site Helps People Connect to the Scriptures Like Never Before
With an archive of the latest Book of Mormon research, interactive text, encyclopedia-like articles on every imaginable Book of Mormon topic, and so much more, the Book of Mormon Central promises to be an exciting and valuable project for Latter-day Saints hoping to get the most from their scripture study.
George Albert Smith Lesson 19: Temporal and Spiritual Blessings from the Word of Wisdom
Excerpt from "Continue in Patience," by Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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9 Great-Tasting Survival Meals for Your 72-hour Kit
By Megan Smith
So what’cha eatin’ there in your survival kit?
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Parents, Teens Strengthen Relationships through Social Media
It may seem odd for some parents to interact with their own teen children on social media outlets such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, but new research at Brigham Young University by BYU professors Sarah Coyne and Laura Padilla-Walker shows that parents shouldn’t shy away from their teens. According to the study, parent involvement on social media platforms may pay big dividends.
Single Men: How to Get More Attention, Affection, and Commitment Now
By Alisa Snell
A single man may mistakenly believe:
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9 Things You Shouldn’t Say to a Depressed Loved One (and What to Say Instead)
By Juliet Miller
Anyone who has a loved one who struggles with depression probably knows the feeling of trying to help them but having it seem like everything you say either falls on deaf ears or just makes things worse can leave you at a loss. I hadn’t experienced this feeling until about a year ago when a good friend of mine fell into a deep depression that was pretty uncharacteristic for them. I tried to be compassionate, cheer them up, and tell them I understood, give helpful suggestions—anything that would help them suffer a little bit less. I was at a loss and hated feeling so useless.