As Iāve committed to regular 40-hour fasting, Iāve encountered some confusion among fellow Latter-day Saints. Many have questioned whether fasting more than once a monthāor longer than the traditional 24-hour Fast Sundayāis appropriate. Being relatively new to the Church, I asked around and found that while longer fasts arenāt typical, I still wanted to ensure that my efforts aligned with …
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My Ongoing Fasting Journey as a Latter-day Saint: What I’ve Learned and Why Iām Continuing
The Family Proclamation: President Hinckley’s Enduring Legacy
On October 1, 1995, during the General Relief Society Meeting, President Gordon B. Hinckley delivered what would become one of the most significant declarations in modern Latter-day Saint history: “The Family: A Proclamation to the World.” This pivotal moment, which occurred amidst shifting cultural attitudes toward family and gender, established a clear doctrinal foundation that continues to guide families and …
Read More »Blessed Before Battle: How 240 LDS Soldiers Survived 4,000 Korean Enemy Troops Without a Single Casualty
The Miracle at Gapyeong: How Faith Protected 240 Latter-day Saint Soldiers in Korea “And they were all young men, and they were exceedingly valiant for courage, and also for strength and activity; but behold, this was not allāthey were men who were true at all times in whatsoever thing they were entrusted.” (Alma 53:20) A Forgotten Miracle in a Forgotten …
Read More »Raising Faithful Scholars: Lessons from Neal A. Maxwell’s 1970 Address
In 1970, Neal A. Maxwell delivered a profound address about the Church Educational System that remains remarkably relevant today. As I revisited his words, I was struck by how prescient his vision was and how applicable his counsel remains in our rapidly changing world. You can view the speech in its entirety, with transcript on screen, here: A Global Perspective …
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