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MR says: Learn more about Bonnie Oscarson here, or watch her last talk given at general conference here.
If “I’m booorred” is an all-too-familiar phrase around your household these days, check out this fun summer schedule.
For more on this topic, see "Survey Reveals What It's Really Like to Be Divorced in the LDS Church."
On November 4, country music artists and fans gathered from around the world to celebrate some of the best country music from the past year during the Country Music Awards.
In a podcast from LDS Perspectives, marriage and family therapists Emil Harker and Jonathan Sherman discuss the games men and women play in their relationships, whether it be for time, attention, or intimacy.
“Don’t feel that your marriage has to be like anyone else’s,” Ogletree said. “Create a celestial marriage for each other, and don’t worry so much about what other people are doing. As long as both of you are happy, that is what matters.”
If you had told me when my children were small that they would all pick the same year to get married, I would have told you that you were crazy.
“You go to church services for 3 hours every week?” I was asked incredulously by a dental patient the other day. He knew I was a Mormon and asked about our Sunday services. “I sure do,” I answered with a smile “and those 3 hours are some of the best of the entire week“. He rolled his eyes and smiled. I could see him holding back a skeptical or sarcastic reply. He also probably didn’t want to antagonize the guy who was getting ready to do some work on his teeth.
“Typically we start out wanting to do well at our jobs, do well at school, do good things in the community, learn to play the piano or sing, and so on,” Muhlestein said, “As the world lauds these accomplishments, it usually doesn’t take long until we start to use worldly standards and measure success by how well we do at work or what kinds of degrees we have.”
“I don’t know why it’s so hard for people to believe that God wants gay people here,” said Adena Moulton, a student at BYU. Many LGBT students on campus feel the same way after fasting and praying and coming to know BYU was the right place for them to be.