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Whether you've been told otherwise or you feel you do not amount to those around you, let these LDS quotes remind you of how important you really are.
Twice a year we stay home from our regular church meetings and enjoy listening to our prophet and church leaders during LDS General Conference.This past weekend we enjoyed so many uplifting messages and felt the love of our Heavenly Father. It was marvelous! I had so many favorite quotes from the talks given and decided…
No matter what's making you feel down, know that you are not alone. Each of us has our triumphs and our downfalls and each of us needs a little encouragement here and there. Scroll for a little reminder that you are doing your very best.
Life is hard and we all have those days when it feels a little harder. Whatever you're going through, we hope you'll find comfort in these quotes.
We’ve all heard countless lessons, talks, and conference addresses on the importance of the Holy Ghost in our lives, and we can easily reel off a list of the amazing ways He can bless us. But there are aspects of the Holy Ghost that are commonly overlooked or forgotten, and it is important to understand all the resources and gifts available to us through Him so that we can go through life obtaining the most peace and happiness possible.
Knowing that God has a plan for each of us and that he has our best interests in mind can help us push through life's hardest trials. Read what these LDS speakers have shared about courage.
Here’s your daily dose of what matters most! Jesus Christ is our personal Savior and He can strengthen us one by one. Scripture For I am the Lord thy God, the Holy One of Israel, thy Saviour.—Isaiah 43:3 Quote Because of His atoning sacrifice, the Savior has power to cleanse, heal, and strengthen us one […]
"We need women who know how to make important things happen by their faith and who are courageous defenders of morality and families."— Russell M. Nelson #LDS
