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From the Church
President Nelson to speak to children in first-ever Friend to Friend event
By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is inviting all children ages 3–11, their parents, and Primary leaders and teachers to participate in a Friend to Friend broadcast—a Face to Face-style virtual event for children available for viewing beginning February 20.
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Latter-day Saint Life
Are you letting vain imaginations steal your peace?
By Abby Larkins
Vain imaginations are thoughts that are untrue and potentially damaging.
Dallin H. Oaks and Kristen M. Oaks smile with seven of their great-grandchildren
Follow the Prophets
3 sweet traditions Pres. Oaks has with his grandchildren
By Maddie Tolk
To help each grandchild feel special, President Oaks has a tradition of honoring a “Grandchild of the Month.”
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Feature Stories
‘Sometimes that casserole never comes’: One woman’s perspective on unseen moments in life and scripture
By Danielle Christensen
Author Taylor Ricks has often relied on unnamed scripture heroes and their examples during her darkest hours. But she’s found that unsung heroes aren’t just in the pages of scripture—they are in our wards and neighborhoods, too.
Latter-day Saint Life
Why Love Is a Form of Dying + 3 More Insights the Savior Teaches Us About Love
By Adam S. Miller
To say that the law can only be fulfilled by Christ is to say that the law can only be fulfilled by love. Love is the point of the law. “All the law and the prophets” hang on this imperative to love (Matthew 22:40). Without love, the law comes unplugged from Christ. It stops functioning as a type and leaves me hopeless. When, instead of love, the law generates fear, anger, guilt, envy, and frustration, then the law is broken. A loveless law is a broken law. A loveless law is a law incapable of mercy or justice. A loveless law is an occasion for selfishness, pride, and hypocrisy.
From the Church
For the Strength of Youth conferences to resume in summer 2021
By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Based on current information from medical and government officials, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans to hold For the Strength of Youth (FSY) conferences in the United States and Canada beginning in the summer of 2021. Wards are encouraged to reserve the dates they are assigned to attend.
Lesson Helps
Doctrine and Covenants and Church History Lesson 38: "In Mine Own Way"
By Ted L. Gibbons
On a trip to the Middle East several years ago, a close friend and his wife determined to save money by collecting rocks instead of purchasing souvenirs. At every significant location in Italy, Egypt, Israel, and Greece they picked up stones and labeled them with a date and a location. They were stored in an elderly suitcase brought along for just that purpose. The bag was the provocation for considerable humor during the three weeks of our trip. It grew increasingly ponderous as the days passed. The memorial stones seemed to grow correspondingly smaller.
Lesson Helps
Doctrine and Covenants and Church History Lesson 43: "Take Upon You My Whole Armor"
By Ted L. Gibbons
I have in my files a Gary Larson cartoon showing a man lying in bed having a dream. In the dream he sees knights clothed in iron armor and wielding iron swords and engaged in fierce combat. But this man—the man who is dreaming—is also in the battle, holding a wooden sword, a garbage can lid rather than a shield, and dressed in his birthday suit. The caption for the cartoon is: COMMON MEDIEVAL NIGHTMARE.
From the Church
First Presidency Releases Beautiful Easter Message About Our Savior
By LDS Living
Easter is a wonderful time to remember Christ's life and reflect on the great love He has for us.
Latter-day Saint Life
When Negativity Took Over Our Family: The One Thing We Did That Changed Everything
By LuAnne Banks
We are surrounded by negativity. With online commenting, television, movies, and social media often persuading us to be unhappy with ourselves, with our lives, and with our situations, it's easy for us to begin taking out our negativity on others. So how do you keep that from dividing your family?