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Elder Gong walked unannounced into our ward council, and he’ll never know the good he did

I loved the thought Elder Gong was sharing but couldn’t help myself from sneaking glances at the sister sitting near me.

New CD by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir: children's music

The new CD by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square, "Teach Me to Walk in the Light and Other Children’s Favorites," is now available: http://deseretbook.com/Teach-Me-Walk-Light-Other-Favorite-Childrens-Songs-Mormon-Tabernacle-Choir/i/5082351. While the Choir is known for its anthems, Christmas music, hymns, and masterworks, it also proves that the 360 singers, along with the orchestra, are right at home with songs for children (of all ages).

The Evolution of Personal Progress Requirements

Since the early 1900s, the Latter-day Saint Young Women organization has had some kind of achievement and recognition program in place. But the requirements of old are drastically different from the requirements today. The evolution of Young Women Recognition is a fascinating snapshot of history. My, how times have changed.

Trying to cope with stress? Here’s how an anxiety journal could help

By Lindsey Williams

At the start of a new year, some people may set goals to journal more often. But journaling doesn’t have to be limited to documenting the good things in life.

Penny Taylor

Penny is a business owner, lover of chocolate & cheese, semi-professional taste tester, wife, and mother of three who is fluent in sarcasm. She was born in Bozeman, MT, and grew up in Idaho Falls where she learned to love sports in a family with her two older brothers and amazing parents. Penny graduated from BYU, where she met many wonderful life long friends. She married in her early 30's, and it was so worth the wait! Her family, friends and relationship with her Heavenly Father mean everything to her.

Inside This Issue

Empathy Beyond Our Own

By Morgan Pearson

“There was a moment in the middle of my interview with Tara Bench for this issue’s cover story where she corrected me in (literally) the nicest way possible.”

Latter-day Saint Life

Elder Norby Awakes from Coma, Other Missionaries in Attacks Share Stories, Updates

After the suicide bombs in the Brussels airport shredded his body with shrapnel and burned his skin, Elder Richard Norby, a 66-year-old Mormon missionary from Lehi, Utah, managed to call his wife.

Fund builds members, their communities, and the Church

David Figueroa is a returned missionary in Ecuador who had to close his baked goods business when it failed. But after receiving business training and mentoring, he started a successful gardening venture. Felicia Ama Mensah is a retired schoolteacher in Ghana who needed continuing income. Now she makes and sells peanut butter and corn dough and is learning how to promote her products using labels and other basic marketing skills.

Latter-day Saint Life

Why God Didn't Call Me on a Mission I Longed to Serve

Anna Lenhart struggled for years with the decision to go on a mission. She'd wanted to serve since she was a young girl, but every time she prayed, she felt like God was pulling her in a different direction. Sadly, Anna was often belittled for not going, but through the years she learned that a mission status does not define self-worth.

SPONSORED: Mormon Channel Launches Updates with #WhereIAm Campaign

By Mormon Channel

Building on a culture of inspiration and hope, Mormon Channel’s recently updated website and app offer a fresh look and even more exclusive content. Mormon Channel is a place for seeking encouragement while discovering practical ways to improve gospel living, and with uplifting messages coming out daily, users will find no end of good things to learn and share.