The beloved Primary song is a recent addition to the new hymnbook.
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“The comment caught me off guard, and it made me want to visit the temple more often.”
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Volunteers recently traveled to a crisis center and rehabilitation center to perform puppet shows that teach children about health and hygiene.
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Catholic artist Jordan Ring-Sakabe discovered the Savior’s love after nearly 10 years as an atheist.
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These tips can help transform scripture study from a chore into a cherished family tradition.
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The Apostle also answered the question, “What is the greatest thing you can do for your children?”
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Move forward confidently in your daily life and interactions with your loved one—and live with more peace and hope.
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Whatever age your grandchildren are, or whatever your relationship with them is like right now, these six tips will help deepen your connection.
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After his granddaughter’s baptism, President Eyring shared a tender reflection about the gift of the Holy Ghost.
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One of the most touching moments of general conference on Saturday was during the children’s choir performance of “Gethsemane.”
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In just four lines, this song teaches essential gospel truths.
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Here are a few simple ways to help kids feel engaged and involved in our local meetings.
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Kobin's summer was off to a boring start as he recovered from brain surgery. But music, and the help of a generous neighbor, turned it all around.
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When we teach children about the Holy Ghost, do we sometimes skip this simple, but important step?
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Here are a few ways to help your little ones get more actively involved in your next family get-together.
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The next time you are teaching, whether at home or at church, take a moment to ponder this simple but inspiring question.
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On the All In podcast, Sister Bonnie H. Cordon shared her thoughts about different seasons of life and how to determine what is right for you.
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Elder Christofferson said how grateful the Church is for the staff at Tambo Memorial Hospital for following in the Savior's footsteps and serving the most vulnerable—including the tiniest of premature babies.
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Nurture your kids’ growing testimony with these ideas for a memorable temple open house experience.
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Whenever kids are involved, you know there are sure to be a few laughs, and Sundays at church are no exception.
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This analogy powerfully shows why parents need to do more than protect their children from pornography; they need to prepare them to withstand it.
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Our relationship with Christ can transform our capacity to listen. Learning to listen well can deepen our spiritual rootedness with God and our loved ones.
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“If there is one thing I know, it is that when Jesus Christ asks us to take His hand and walk with Him onto the water, we should have no fear in saying yes.”
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If your family is like ours, we’re always looking for something uplifting to watch together on Sundays. Enter “Isabel & the Razzle Dazzle 3rd Ward” from Deseret Video.
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There will be music, a visit from Louie the Toucan, and a fun craft! This 20-minute episode is made just for kids and can be used at home or in Primary.
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As Hope’s father read her a bedtime story, he felt inspired to ask her a beautiful question.
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Here are some of our favorite Christmas gift ideas for kids that will hopefully help check some of the names off your gift-giving list.
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If “I’m booorred” is an all-too-familiar phrase around your household these days, check out this fun summer schedule.
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In a time when it’s impossible prevent children from ever seeing pornography, parents should instead work to build pornography resistance in their children.
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Let a little bit of the Primary spirit into your home each week as you help you little ones learn to love Primary.
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“As I raise my child with disabilities, I have been blessed by other mothers, fathers, and their children who know what it looks like to metaphorically carry loved ones to the Savior.”
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The new broadcast will feature activities, music, and messages from the Primary General Presidency.
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It’s hard to get kids to be reverent during sacrament meeting. Here are 11 great ways to entertain your kids while teaching them gospel principles at the same time.
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Sarah Jane Wright believes childhood should be a more whimsical place—so she creates art for kids that captures the wonder of laughter, friendship, and faith.
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As the weather gets colder and Christmas gets closer, settle in with one of these fantastic Christmas books with your family.
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Saturday's broadcast for Primary children featured a song that might be more familiar to other Christian faiths.
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The training allowed me to understand the topic of abuse with a gospel lens, and I was able to apply it when an incident occurred in Primary.
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“How do you teach the concept of consent to your children? That ‘no’ means ‘no,’ that our bodies are sacred and private, and that a child’s comfort and discomfort are important?”
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A new statement from the Church outlines its feelings on abuse and how a recent Associated Press story got it wrong.
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Fill your child’s room with art that will instill positive messages and remind them of the Savior’s love for them.
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To celebrate Canada’s Church membership milestone, a virtual choir of 183 diverse young voices from across the country created a special new music video.
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Eleven-year-old Sophie Moonshower is passionate about the theater. She and her mother, Sharon, often attend local theater productions, and Sophie’s enthusiasm for live performance, song, and dance often warms the hearts of those in attendance.
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Most of the time, stories from the scriptures bring me peace and strength. But every now and then, I grapple with them and what they mean in my life.
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My 10-year-old pitches a different excuse every week to convince us it’s impossible for him to go to church. And while I want him to be there, the resistance is draining.
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Julie and her husband Dave once thought they would never be able to have children because of fertility issues.
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Young children love gardening. For parents, a home vegetable garden provides a great opportunity to teach children some of life’s most valuable lessons. In October 1977, LDS Church President Spencer W. Kimball provided this instruction:
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Once or twice a week someone asks me to write about a special person or topic. I appreciate the requests and more than once I’ve obliged when my instincts whispered that the message would be relevant and useful to readers. Last year I met a woman at a speaking engagement who made such a request. She told me through tears that her son was being bullied and teased at church. This loving parent fears that few of us acknowledge the problem isn’t isolated to schools and neighborhood monkey bars. It happens at church.
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A couple of recent articles have Mormons thinking about best practices in teaching our children church history and doctrine, and in particular whether we should deliberately acquaint them with the most challenging issues in Mormon experience—issues like historical polygamy, for instance, that are largely absent from official church discourse. Like other observers, I would welcome a more open approach from the Church itself, and that may be coming. But in my experience there's a lot more to a successful inoculation than the institutional pedagogy children encounter at church. Everyday family life fosters or hinders a child's spiritual growth than any Sunday manual ever could.
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The average youth devotes nearly eight hours to media every day. (Why yes, that is more than a full-time job.) Forty-three percent of children ages 4 to 6 have a TV in their bedroom. Seventy percent of teens have their own video game console. And in 64 percent of American homes, the TV is on during mealtime. But whether our media T-shirt dons “I heart” or “I abhor,” the responsibility lies squarely with the “I.”
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