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Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the deadly wildfires in California.
"We could have been in a dirty car with soccer gear and mud from the Scouts and everything else," Laura Creager said. "We might not have been able to get a hold of an ambulance. Here, we had everything we needed and we weren't stranded in the canyon alone."
Church leaders today are not naive to the exponential growth in the number of individuals around the world struggling with their mental health.
The following statement about the deaths of two missionaries was released to media today by Sam Penrod, spokesman for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:
It's easy to get caught up in thinking about what we don't have and what we want, but some members in the Philippines are thinking of something else instead—gratitude for what they have now.
Manual 3; Supplement from "Mind the Gap," by Barbara Thompson
These powerful definitions can help shine a new light on the Old Testament.
After his wife started investigating the Church, one man, who was against anything to do with religion, decided to prove her wrong by reading up about the Church and its teachings.
I don't remember why I decided to spend the better part of one summer afternoon on Mormon.org. Maybe it had something to do with Mitt Romney; back then, the election was still the thing that everyone blogged about every day. Whatever the reason, I clicked the "Chat with church representatives" link featured on the official homepage of the Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I was soon engaged in a pleasant e-chat with two Mormon missionaries. I asked them questions about being Mormons and about being Mormons online, and they answered.
Pride is the hallmark character trait of Satan. It motivates and inspires all he does and guides his actions. Humility, the only antidote to pride, is the hallmark character trait of Christ. It motivates and inspires all he does and guides his actions. In this lesson President Benson reviews the dangers of pride and warns us to steer clear of its damaging influence.