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104-Year-Old Shares How Volunteering in the Temple Keeps Him Young

President Russell M. Nelson celebrated his 95th birthday On Sept. 6 with a memorable, worldwide celebration.

Temple Worship

My story of finding physical and spiritual healing in the temple

By Gena Mabee

We were the first Black family to be sealed in the Oakland California Temple. In the years since, the temple has been a healing place for me.

The Powerful Lesson About Judgment We Can Learn from a Disruptive Girl in Sacrament Meeting

By Joni Hilton

What a powerful lesson of why we need to reach for understanding before we make hasty judgments.

Lesson Helps

FHE: Follow the Prophet's Counsel

By Shauna Gibby

Conference Talk:

Taking Care of Business

By Angie Sullivan

My husband planned a fun weekend camping trip with his father and my three daughters. When the men were discussing what hiking they would do, what sights they would see, I was concerned about something else: bathrooms. You see, these three little girls of mine are just like their mother, and I know they won’t be comfortable going to the bathroom just anywhere. I began voicing my concerns to my husband, but he had already taken care of the problem. He had a portable toilet and a privacy shelter packed in the back of his truck. Problem solved.

Latter-day Saint Life

3 Principles for a Happier Marriage

By Kristena Eden

How frustrating is it when we find out that the love of our life is really human? Many times, we think marriage is about marrying the right person, so when there’s a problem that arises, we may wonder if we married the wrong person. The truth is not that we marry the “right” person, but that we marry a compatible person striving to do the right things. Marriage is a work in progress involving spirals, sometimes feeling shortchanged, and seeing personal attributes of our spouse not previously recognized.

Fun

Latter-day Saint Movie Review: What Families Need to Know Before Seeing "The Addams Family"

By Trina Boice

Children will be introduced to the macabre Addams family in this dark animated version. If you watched the popular 1960s TV show of the same name, you might get a kick out of The Addams Family. I never liked the TV show or previous movies, so I wasn’t very excited about a children’s version hitting theaters. The timing for this creepy cartoon, directed by Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon, is perfect for Halloween, but it may not be the perfect fit for your family. Hotel Transylvania is funnier and less dark for young kids.

Celebrate Mother's Day: No Kids Required!

By Kerstin Daynes

Even if you don’t have children of your own, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate Mother’s Day.

Latter-day Saint Life

What One Latter-day Saint Experienced in the Temple the Same Day of the Columbine Shooting

By LDS Living

Editor's note: The following story is about the Columbine High School shooting on April 20, 1999, and unavoidably discusses the events that occurred that day. Please read with discretion.

Latter-day Saint Life

Latter-day Saint Therapist: How Research Supports Gospel Views of Sexual Intimacy That the World Gets Wrong

By Jonathan Decker, LMFT

Note: This article contains a frank, though not crass, discussion of intimacy. If your marital intimacy is struggling because of pornography or infidelity, please sign up for my online course, free for LDS Living readers.