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Tanner Linford, a 17-year-old student at Davis High School, is living proof of his own advice: “If, at first, you don’t succeed… keep trying.”
Numerous singles have an issue or insecurity in their life that is difficult to discuss. For some itʼs family issues, abuse experiences, health problems, depression, or anxiety. For others itʼs their financial problems, eating disorders, pornography struggles, or excessive debt. Even when the issue is less severe, like talking about past relationships or revealing education and career success (or failures), all issues evoke a fear of criticism or rejection.
Most of us know the prophets and apostles of this dispensation, but how well can you recognize them as children?
Many who are 6 years old and a kindergartner likely dream of going to Disneyland, ride all the cool rides and have your picture taken with the Disney characters. To go, they try to save all of your pennies, dimes and quarters. Eden Hillyer from Stirling, Alberta, Canada, is one of the young girls with the Disneyland dream. But something happened along the way that changed her mind.
Hugh Bonneville was the guest narrator at this year's annual Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas Concert. “To us from out of town, it’s quite an experience to come into this vast arena, which all at the same time feels like a home,” Bonneville said. “That’s what I think the expression of this concert is all about. It’s about creating an atmosphere that’s both huge in scale but also intimate in content.”
Now more than ever, in this fast-paced digital world, we might feel isolated or alone, or maybe we feel that no one can understand what we are going through. These feelings are valid and can be relieved in part with the knowledge that the Savior experienced everything we might be going through.
How many of you can relate to this incredible story posted on LDS.org?
S. Michael Wilcox has one memory of his father prior to his parents’ divorce: he is very young and sits atop his father’s shoulder in an amusement park.