Cover image via MyHeritage. I have spent most of my life studying, researching, following, photo-documenting and teaching about the life of the Prophet Joseph Smith. The following are some of my musings as we approach the anniversary of his birth. I have always been thrilled by the patriarchal blessing given
The following is excerpted from the Church News. To read the full article, CLICK HERE. With Giving Machines operating in 61 locations during this Christmas season, more people than ever have had the opportunity to donate at the machines and therefore help someone in need. As of Dec. 18, approximately 350,000 people
Shortly after my husband, John, and I arrived as Mission Leaders in the Santiago, Dominican Republic Mission, one of our missionaries let it be known that he was ready to go home. He had just reached his one-year mark on his mission and insisted that since he had not done
To read more from Daniel, visit his blog: Sic Et Non. Cover image: David O. McKay via Gospel Media Library. Some have been commenting on Elder Patrick Kearon’s call to the Twelve despite his failure to use a middle initial. Apparently, the use of middle initials is a unique and
If, as a teacher, I acted like my students had no life before they entered my classroom, I would severely limit my appreciation of them and the richness of their lives. In contrast, if I welcomed the whole person to my class, acknowledging and valuing their earlier experiences and rich
Last week, I started a series where I will share and answer some of the 100 prompts from our recently released “It is Well With My Soul” Gratitude Journal. If you missed the previous article, CLICK HERE. And be sure to get your own copy of the journal by CLICKING
Enjoy 25% off your copy of our “It is Well With My Soul” Gratitude Journal for Black Friday. Our 25% off sale is storewide and also includes our Book of Mormon Come, Follow Me Calendar, Beloved Daughter of Heavenly Parents necklaces, and our Treasure map puzzles. One of the interesting
A new phrase has entered our conversations: Imposter Syndrome. “Imposter syndrome is a behavioral health phenomenon described as self-doubt of intellect, skills, or accomplishments among high-achieving individuals. These individuals cannot internalize their success and subsequently experience pervasive feelings of self-doubt, anxiety, depression, and/or apprehension of being exposed as a fraud in their work, despite verifiable and objective evidence of their successfulness.” (National