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Childhood memories are for me the most vivid and the emotions from those times most easily recovered. Just a few weeks ago, I walked through heavy snow that reached above the tops of my shoes to stand next to a fence that now surrounds the yard of the house in which I lived as a boy.My daughter and her husband stood at my side. We had driven through the storm from their apartment in New York City to the town of Princeton, N.J. Our purpose was to recover and create memories. Since she was a little girl she had heard my stories of that house and the happiness I had felt living there with my mother, father, my older brother and my younger brother.
"I was unrecognizable to myself," Robyn shares, detailing a dark time in her life. One morning, after an outburst with her family, Robyn walked to her brother's grave and asked God, "Father, do you love me?"
Two young LDS missionaries are preparing to leave their missions to return to Idaho after learning their father, mother and two younger brothers died at home over the weekend from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Children can teach us great and marvelous things and it is no wonder we are told to become more like them.
Why would Jesus Christ delay coming to heal His friend Lazarus, especially when He knew of the sorrow Mary and Martha would experience as a result of their brother's suffering? And what can this teach us about the love of our Savior? Daniel Smith from Messages of Christ provides answers and insights into these questions in a new video.
Editor's note: Though we realize not everyone's experience with or opinions of adoption are the same as those described by this LDS blogger, we feel that there are some points in this article about how adoption can be related to the gospel that are worth sharing.
A Case for the Book of Mormon by Brother Tad R. Callister hit shelves almost a year ago. In the book, Brother Callister addresses and refutes counter-arguments and presents both physical and spiritual evidence to support that the Book of Mormon is true.
It was 10:30 on a Sunday night. Missionary Jensen Parrish was in her 13th month of serving an American Sign Language mission in the Vancouver, Washington, area when there was a knock on the door. “There stood the last two people we would have expected: our mission president and his dear wife, each wearing a grim expression,” she recalls. When the pair gave her a hug, she knew something was very, very wrong.
Find out what happened to each of the Smith children and where the surviving ones ended up in their adult years.
1. What was the most challenging part of being on American Idol? How were you able to maintain your standards there?