Oung Ham provides for his family by fixing bikes and motorcycles. Before working with Cambodia Job Foundation (CJF), Oung earned $5 a day which was barely enough to support his family. Oung joined CJF’s 12-week Academy for Business Creation course. After completing the course, Oung applied for and received a small business grant, as well as financial and savings training. With mentoring and ongoing help from CJF, Oung was able to double his income and now makes $10 a day. He also saved $500 and used it to build a new motorcycle shop. Because of principles learned from CJF, he was able to start a new branch of his business where he buys second-hand bikes and repairs them. His example is just one of hundreds of individuals CJF is helping.

If you’re looking for a unique depiction of this week’s Come, Follow Me material, check out this new short film produced by Book of Mormon Central and Messages of Christ.

Trusting that our loving Heavenly Father made us for a divine purpose helps us realize that our God-given gifts aren't competitive, they're complimentary! When we come together as women, we have the chance to praise each other, reminding one another of our worth and divine potential. When we embrace our unique talents and gifts, it helps us become our best selves and enables us to lift others along our way.

INTRODUCTION: If I were teaching this lesson, I might begin by pouring water into several different shaped containers and asking class members to comment on what we can learn from that activity about the qualities of water. Someone will probably say that water takes the shape of its environment. If you then ask for words that describe water, you might get words like these: Flimsy, unsound, mercurial, capricious, changeable, wobbly, fickle, erratic, unreliable, undependable, vacillating, untrustworthy, variable, mutable, impermanent, unsteady, uncertain, transitory, ephemeral, inconsistent, precarious, and unstable. I am amazed at how many words the English language has to describe this rather undesirable characteristic. But this lesson will require us to think about them, because we are going to talk about three people who were much like water (one was even compared to water), and one young man who was as unlike water as it is possible to be.

Within Mormon culture, we seem to have difficulty understanding mental health and depression and knowing how to approach the issue, especially when thinking about the contrast of our mortality and spirituality.

To a full Conference Center, President Thomas S. Monson's daughter, Ann M. Dibb, and three apostles—President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, President Henry B. Eyring, and President Russell M. Nelson—spoke of this remarkable man and his "legacy of love and service" during his funeral on January 12.

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.

Johnson and his family recently visited the Polynesian Cultural Center for an unforgettable celebration of his ancestry.

As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, it’s time to embrace the beauty of fall and all the cozy activities that come with it. From taking canyon drives to exploring pumpkin patches, this season offers countless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with friends and family. But finding the perfect outfits that are both stylish and modest can sometimes be a challenge. That’s why we’ve curated a list of five fabulous modest outfits that are perfect for your favorite fall activities. Each look combines comfort and elegance, allowing you to fully enjoy the season while feeling confident, chic, and ready for all your autumn adventures!

A Chicago editor bragged that he could edit the entire New Testament into one paragraph. This is his offering: “He was born. He lived. He died. He’s coming back, and he’s not very happy.” Of course, He is coming back, and however far away that remarkable day might be, it closer now than it was yesterday. The purpose of this lesson is to give some instruction in recognizing the signs of His coming, and to give encouragement about being prepared when it happens, for, as Elder Maxwell said,