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The Lord, in His loving kindness, gives us reassurances that would be impossible to dismiss as our own wishful thinking.
What a beautiful testimony from someone who has come to know the power of the Atonement and the Book of Mormon so intimately: "In recovery, I eventually had a living experience with this reality that changed my mindset and my heart forever. As I kept studying the Gospel in the light of these twelve true principles, I was restored to the sanity of knowing–truly knowing–that I am a beloved child of Heavenly Parents who want me, and who are, even now, in the process of training me, preparing me to inherit all that They have and–even more exciting to me–to become all that They are."
Preparation: Number ten separate sheets of paper with a large number 1–10. Obtain a bean bag and a picture of Moses with the stone tablets, such as Gospel Art Book #14. Get or make a poster with each of the Ten Commandments listed (large enough for the children to see the words).
Halloween isn’t widely known for anything other than candy and costumes, but did you know that on this day in Mormon history, the ill-fated Willie Handcart Company was met by 10 rescue wagons in 1856, or that Yugoslavia was dedicated for missionary work by then-Elder Thomas S. Monson in 1985? Find out other LDS events that share All Hallows Eve in the timeline below:
A thorough, yet concise, summary from the Deseret News shows how Church leaders are concerned with current events along with what happens in members' lives. Here are the topics, from marriage to medical marijuana to the housing crisis.
Religious freedom is a reoccurring theme in the Book of Mormon, with many examples of righteous leaders who defended it. Today, there is much we can still learn about standing up for religious freedom from these leaders, particularly Moroni.
The Family History Library in downtown Salt Lake City is inviting the public to a huge public block party on Saturday, June 6, 2015, from 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. as part of the Global Family Reunion being held at the same time in New York City and 30 other satellite locations. West Temple Street will be closed from North Temple to South Temple to host the myriad of family-friendly entertainment. The event is free to the public.
General Conference Talk: “Standing for Truth and Right” Elder M. Russell Ballard October 2017 general conference
Manual 3; Supplement from "We Follow Jesus Christ" by Quentin L. Cook