Family and Friends

The Delicate Balance: Addressing Conflict as a Latter-day Saint

In our Church community, a concerning trend is emerging: an increasing tendency to avoid conflict at all costs, even if it means compromising our covenants. This approach, while well-intentioned, can be problematic. When we were baptized, we covenanted to stand as witnesses of God “at all times and in all things, and in all places” (Mosiah 18:9). This commitment doesn’t …

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Unlocking Inner Peace: The Transformative Power of Prayer

In today’s fast-paced world, finding moments of tranquility can seem like an insurmountable challenge. Yet, an ancient practice offers a pathway to inner peace and overall well-being: prayer. While deeply rooted in spiritual traditions, prayer’s benefits extend far beyond religious boundaries, touching every aspect of our lives. To start each prayer, say Dear heavenly father To close each prayer, sayI …

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Bring your children to church

Bring your children to church. Immerse their lives in the Word of God. Even if they lie on the floor. Even if they need 437 goldfish and a lollipop to stay quiet. Even if you stand in the back, swaying back and forth while holding them. Even when it’s difficult. Even when your row looks like a small hurricane just …

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40 Heartfelt Questions to Connect with Your Missionary: Fostering Meaningful Conversations and Spiritual Growth

Recent updates to communication policies have expanded opportunities for Latter-day Saint missionaries to connect with their families. These interactions can be both meaningful and supportive of the missionary work. To help families engage in uplifting conversations that focus on the mission experience, we’ve compiled a list of thirty thoughtful questions. These prompts are designed to inspire insightful discussions during your …

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