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An easy Good Friday tradition for your family (with food, simple symbols, and scriptures)

For more than 1,600 years Christians have been documented as celebrating Good Friday. What is this holiday and how can we make it meaningful?

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How do I partner with the Lord in supporting and loving my LGBTQ child?

By Allison Grant Dayton

How do I partner with the Lord in supporting and loving my LGBTQ child? A mother answers this and other poignant questions from a faith-filled perspective.

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10 scriptures you should read before Valentine’s Day (that are sweeter than chocolate)

By Haley Lundberg

If you’re looking for a gift beyond flowers or chocolates, here are 10 scripture statements to spark ideas on how to treat your loved ones this Valentine’s Day—and every day!

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Missionary moms: You’ll love this mother’s honest thoughts on the joy and pain of sending a child on a mission

By Julia Ditto

Maybe you’re like me and found it bittersweet to send your child on a mission. Here are a few thoughts to bring peace during the pain of saying goodbye.

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Elder and Sister Gong’s tender experience dedicating family graves that went unmarked for 150+ years

By Elder Gerrit W. Gong

A visit to Sister Gong’s ancestors in the UK taught Elder Gong invaluable lessons about self-worth we can all benefit from.

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What the most confusing passage from Isaiah can teach us about miracles

By John Hilton III

I think we all want to love Isaiah, but it can be challenging. Here is one confusing verse that, once unraveled, has beautiful application to life.

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5 new paintings of the Savior so striking they stopped us in our tracks

By Maddie Tolk

Art makes it easier to sense how personally the Savior loves us. Five artists, each with a distinct style, share how and why they paint Jesus.

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What I never realized about the 2 verses when Jesus weeps (that reframed my thinking on emotion and the Spirit)

By Celisa Young

“I’ve often found myself reaching heavenward, eager to be quenched by spiritual sensations, only to come away thirsting for any feeling at all.”

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Artisans from Turkey to Ghana show that nativity scenes can be for all of God’s children

By Emily Linder

When artists create scenes reflective of their own cultures, nativities becomes a way for all to liken the scriptures unto themselves.

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What does it mean to say ‘I know’ vs. ‘I believe’? An insightful, comforting answer

By Maddie Tolk

Believing and knowing both involve accepting principles as truth—but within different conditions.