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Christmas Season Traditions Part 2
by Kimberly Bytheway and Diane H. Loveridge
= link =The birth of the Savior is such a memorable even that the entire month of December can be filled with celebration. Try extending the Christmas season with traditions sprinkled all throughout the month, taking as many opportunities as possible to gather together, to enjoy one another, and to revel ( Read more... ) -
Christmas Season Traditions Part 1
by Kimberly Bytheway and Diane H. Loveridge
= link =The birth of the Savior is such a memorable even that the entire month of December can be filled with celebration. Try extending the Christmas season with traditions sprinkled all throughout the month, taking as many opportunities as possible to gather together, to enjoy one another, and to revel ( Read more... ) -
Activities for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
by Kimberly Bytheway and Diane H. Loveridge
= link =As we look forward to Christmas, many people count down the days until December 25. However, the celebration on Christmas Eve can be just as important as the festivities on Christmas Day. The memories we create on Christmas Eve are a large part of the fond feelings we have about Christmastime ( Read more... ) -
Rain and Rainbows
by Chieko N. Okazaki, Aloha!, 153-168.
= link =There's something wonderful about talking about the goodness and mercy of the Lord toward us. I believe that we can find joy and happiness in spite of our trials. Think of the story of Noah and his family. I find it interesting how the Bible describes conditions on the earth at that time ( Read more... ) -
Pray Not for Light Burdens but for Strong Backs
by Ardeth G. Kapp
= link =I have come to understand that to honestly pray for a strong back is a very courageous thing to do. The spiritual exercise required is not an easy course, but the promised blessings make it worthy of our total commitment-whatever the cost ( Read more... ) -
When Change is Necessary: Five Principles to Improve Your Marriage, Now and Later
by Brent A. Barlow
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When Change Is NecessaryThe bliss and romance newlyweds enjoy usually continue well into the first year of marriage. In my marriage classes at BYU, I can look out over the students and tell who has been married for the shortest period of time. They will be sitting close to each other, hugging each other, kissing each ( Read more... )