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Sometimes I feel like the world is teaching women that motherhood is a lot of things that it is not. In social media and the political world, and even in our own neighborhoods we are being taught that to be a mother we need to feel scared to raise teenagers or to be frazzled about toddlers, or exhausted about the midnight feedings.
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Through the years, temples have had direct or close encounters with brush fires, sand storms, tsunamis, blizzards, tornadoes, hurricanes/typhoons, flooding, and lightning strikes.
The curse of sleep deprivation—anything less than seven or eight hours of shut-eye at night leaves most adults struggling to function at best and cranky at worst. Maybe some people have even dreamed of what could be accomplished if the body didn’t require so much rest.
Loneliness was not something I thought I would experience in my early 40’s. The loss of my husband, my children growing up, and half of my family no longer living in my home has left me with days that are often filled with solitude. Not that solitude is a bad thing, there are times when I relish the time to think, ponder, study and write. Solitude has been a healing time for me, but there are times when the solitude is too much and loneliness encroaches heavily on my heart. This has cause me to think deeply about these emotions and to question their purpose in my life.
MR says: Being a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gives us opportunities that most people all over the world never get to experience. Yet, people still like to label us as "sheltered" or "close-minded." Here are a few reasons they might want to rethink those labels.
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Why live a covenant life when most of the world tells you that believing in Christ is sufficient?
Watching Jimmy Stewart in the Christmas classic It’s a Wonderful Life is a yearly holiday tradition for many. That has definitely been the case in my family, but there is another Jimmy Stewart holiday film that has also been a staple in our home—Mr. Krueger’s Christmas. The film was directed by Kieth Merrill and was released by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1980, making this Christmas its 40th anniversary.
“I’ve never been in a situation before where you can literally feel . . . the prayers,” Chris Carlson said.