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Carlfred Broderick is a genuinely warm and witty LDS man, who happens to be a nationally known authority on marriage and family relationships. In this entertaining and inspiring collection of lively essays, compiled in the face of a then unidentified and frightening illness, he covers a variety of topics....

How can you and I improve spiritual vision so that we can grow closer to the Savior? In the Orientation and Mobility class that Kris Belcher attended when she first went blind, she learned that she could determine what direction she was facing by using the sun. In the morning, for example, if she felt...

Meet Sara and Kate, two Mormon girls who love to cook. They're also wives and mothers balancing home management, part-time work, church and community involvement, and countless other things — just like you! As busy moms, their philosophy is that cooking really good food for your family doesn't have...

In the midst of trial and tragedy, Elder Condie shows that through families and wards, the temple, scriptures, and the Sabbath, you can find inner peace.

This excellent biography gives you the feeling that you are right there with President Romney during his life’s experiences. This account accesses excerpts from his journals, which helps readers to understand his life on a deeper level. Well-written, insightful, inspiring, humorous, and simply interesting, this biography will be a beloved addition to any LDS library.

A compilation of talks and poems given at the 1996 Women's Conference sponsored jointly by BYU and the Relief Society and The Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints. Thirty-eight contributors including Patricia T. Holland, Elaine L. Jack, Marie K. Hagen, and Robert D. Hales candidly describe the...

Neill Marriott was raised in the Deep South of the United States and grew up an active member of her Methodist congregation. As a young girl, Neill developed a strong faith and desire to seek Jesus, and a foundation for the rest of her life was set. When she was introduced to the Church in college,...

In all the scriptural descriptions of the Lord's care for us, there is none more tender than the feeling expressed by Father Lehi, 'I am encircled about eternally in the arms of his love' (2 Nephi 1:15). The personal, intimate caring implied in this passage happens also to be a key characteristic of...

What does it mean to live a life of love? Our capacity to give and receive love is a hallmark of discipleship, and evidence of our deepest desires and our understanding of God's plan for us. Love helps us see ourselves as God sees us. Love enables us to bless others as we reach past our own concerns....

The ability to feel God's love doesn't just make life nicer or more comfortable — it changes everything. When filled with God's love, we can do and see and understand things that we cannot do and see and understand on our own. As our own hearts are softened by these blessings, our overriding desire...

The six-volume Comprehensive History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints originally began as a series of monthly articles written by B.H. Roberts from 1909 to 1915 for the Americana magazine. The articles were published in in the six-volume masterpiece in 1930 in commemoration of the church’s...

This unique collection consists of addresses given by latter-day prophets of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. These discourses were given to the saints while these men of God were serving as president of the Church. Volume3 features the addresses of the prophets from David O. McKay through Howard W. Hunter. Every Latter-day Saint family will want to have it.