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As we have been reading The Law of Love in Action for our bookclub this month, it’s brought to mind some of the great Magnify moments of the past 80 episodes. Next week, we’re having a Magnify book club episode where we’ll discuss all things Law of Love IN ACTION. But today, we thought it would be great to pull some clips from our past favorite episodes and how the women of Magnify have been living the law of love.
Elder John H. Groberg and his wife, Jean, were the guests on this week's "All In" podcast.
Sister Barbara Ballard, a woman who "radiated every Christlike attribute," passed away Oct. 1, 2018.
Enjoy daily 10-minute devotionals focused on events in the Savior’s life. Study by yourself or with your family.
The Hymas family is about to more than triple in size thanks to the opportunity this couple has to become parents through adoption.
When one woman’s mission ended sooner than she wanted, she felt her ancestors’ support in taking her next steps.
In February 2020, President Russell M. Nelson extended an invitation to Church members as we commemorate the 200th anniversary of the First Vision to “think deeply and often” about how we hear the Savior in our own lives.
I am an adviser in the Young Women program in my ward congregation. A key role of an adviser is to help with Sunday lessons. It was my turn this week to prepare a lesson (that’s not really what it is with the new curriculum, Come, Follow Me — we are urged not to teach/lecture/convey information but rather to engage the youth, to facilitate so that they can be the ones to teach, share, and testify). I’ve found that usually there is a sense of a “forward flow” when anticipating teaching/facilitating a lesson. As I prayerfully open my heart to what to focus on in class, ideas will come and sort of settle on me. This week, only one thought really settled, and it was of Elder Jeffrey R. Holland’s most recent General Conference talk. But that was about all I got.
Over the past week, The New York Times received criticism over its coverage of President Thomas S. Monson's death on social media and from other media outlets.