Editor’s Note: We are pleased to present this once-a-week, all-summer-long series of familycentric essays from Richard Eyre. Today’s essay is number 8 of 12. Look at the “intermission essay” here which has links to the first 6 articles so that newcomers can catch up. And look at last week’s essay
On invitation of the National Governors Association, Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints met with a group of U.S. governors on Thursday, July 11, 2024, at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah. During his remarks,
Warm-up Questions What does “family” mean to you? When you think of your family, who immediately comes to mind? Are all of these people a genetic or legal relative? What makes them your family? Family (Really) Matters Family is a common experience for many and a common theme in media.
March 25-31 is HOLY WEEK. Each day this week we will add an additional passage from the New Testament that walks us through what happened the week before Jesus was crucified. Today’s Reading: Read Ruth 3-4- Ruth and Boaz Read Luke 23:50-56– A Family Redeemer Taking care of a family
The following is excerpted from the Church News. To read the full article, CLICK HERE. Conversations about this year’s RootsTech theme, “Remember” started three years ago. As the biggest annual family history event gained a more global audience during the onset of the pandemic, organizers realized the need to select
From the Desk of Wendy Wixom: Lest you think you are quite alone in your commitment to the importance of the family to individuals and to society, it is with pleasure we share the words of 27 countries from around the world. These 27 United Nations (UN) member states
Editor’s Note: The Eyres have written extensively over the years on Meridian about Family, Marriage, and Parenting. More recently, they have turned their attention to grandparenting and the effective management of 3-generation families. Meridian has been pleased to partner with the Eyres in offering an online course called Grandparenting101. If
In Caritas in Veritate, Pope Benedict XVI makes a surprising claim about integral human development: “The development of peoples depends, above all, on a recognition that the human race is a single family.” What are we to make of this claim? It is neither a policy prescription nor a partisan