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Finding Joy that Lasts
Lesson Helps
FHE: Finding Joy That Lasts
By Shauna Gibby
Conference Talk
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Fun
LDS Baker Wins $10K on Food Network, Says Prayer Made the Difference
An amateur baker versus four professional bakers. It's a wonderful holiday underdog story. "If I felt myself starting to freak out, I would just start praying," Joyner said, crediting her faith for her ability to make it through the competition.
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Latter-day Saint Life
4 Ways to Make Peace with the Mirror
MR says: Find out what Lexie Kite (PhD in social media and body image) has to say about how we can all find peace and beauty with what we see in the mirror.
New Zealand the 'real deal' for Mormon missionaries: An insider's guide
I’ve been travelling over the last three weeks and last night I found myself in Provo with a group of friends when the discussion turned to mission preparation in the context of this wave of new young things who are about to be unleashed, bright eyed, and bushy tailed onto the world. The thing about being in Utah is that you find out stuff if you hold your ear to the ground long enough. Someone is always ready to spill the beans on a piece of juicy speculation – it’s delicious! It turns out (according to bush telegraph) that there is a trending rate of early missionary returns; young people who find the ‘work’ difficult and want to come home, and parents who say, ‘Sure sweetie – whatever makes you happy!’. . .
Mother and daughter at MTC together, serve missions at the same time
Many young sisters are having the chance to serve a mission at a younger age since President Thomas S. Monson’s announcement in the October 2012 general conference, but not many can say they are going at the same time as their mother. Andraya Salcido, 20, the youngest of seven children, is serving in the Texas Houston East Mission, Spanish-speaking, and her mother, Sister Yvonne Salcido, is serving in the Illinois Nauvoo Mission.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Elder Christofferson Shares What We Can Do When the "Tide of Disappointment and Misfortune" Won't Wash Away
By LDS Living
Sometimes, we may experience a trial or face a challenge that seems to never stop. It just continues as time goes on, and no matter how much we want it to end quickly, it won't.
New Year's Resolution Re-make
By Jack S. Marshall
Giving up on New Years' resolutions is common because most people don’t understand the purposes of New Year's resolutions! Many believe resolutions are made once and then lived perfectly thereafter. That is a formula for failure if I’ve ever heard one! A resolution is to resolve to do something then go at it with all our energy, recognizing we are apprentices and not the master. Apprentices are expected to have setbacks but as they continue trying eventually they master what they resolved to do.
Museum recreates first printing of the Book of Mormon + video
A group of volunteers and experts attempted to duplicate the first printing of the Book of Mormon on Saturday using a replica of the printing press used to create the first 5,000 copies of the book. Louis Crandall has a hand-operated printing press capable of producing 16 pages at a time, which is identical to the one that was used to print the first edition of the Book of Mormon in E.B. Grandin’s print shop in 1829, according to a press release.
Latter-day Saint Life
Russell M. Nelson Before He was an Apostle
Russell M. Nelson serves as an apostle of the Quorum of the Twelve for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. But before he was called as an apostle, he was a world-renowned heart surgeon and member of the team that created the first machine to perform the functions of a patient’s heart and lungs during open-heart surgery (“Russell M. Nelson”). In this biography of Russell M. Nelson, read about his early years and the miracles he saw in his career as a heart surgeon.
Dave Says: Business and Friendship
By Dave Ramsey
Dear Dave,