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VIDEO: Latter-day Saints ( aka Mormon ) beliefs on God’s Love

by Guest Author | Jul 26, 2019 | church, forgiveness, goals & systems, health | 0 |

No one is past the point of receiving or feeling the love of God in their lives.

VIDEO: ‘No bullying here’: Students surprise classmate with random act of kindness

by Guest Author | Mar 24, 2019 | cool links, education, forgiveness, health, social media, Young Women, youth & scouting | 0 |

Students at a high school noticed their peer wasn’t his usual, cheerful self — so they took action to be intentionally kind. The result will have you in tears!

Hacking Halloween Safety — ideas on how to stay safe! #ZeroFatalities

by Guest Author | Oct 24, 2018 | health, holidays, not uniquely lds | 0 |

Halloween is a great time of year! But ensuring everyone has fun AND stays safe should be a top priority for everyone!

Here are some key points (and fun videos) that bring up points to consider.

ANIMATION VIDEO: Your Spirit and Your Body

by Guest Author | Oct 21, 2018 | family & children, guides, health, learning, not uniquely lds, primary & nursery, Young Women | 0 |

God’s plan was for our spirits to come to earth and gain a physical body. Your spirit is what makes you, you.

Auburn Swimmer and Mormon Athlete Zoe Thatcher was honored as Auburn University’s Female Scholar Athlete of the Year

by dyejo | Apr 30, 2018 | blogging, cool links, editorials, family & children, health, learning, missionary, productivity, Uncategorized | 0 |

The Auburn Athletics Department honored the best in athletic and academic achievement for teams...

Being filled by a tiny bite of bread and a few drops of water

by Matthew Watkins | Apr 8, 2018 | forgiveness, guides, health, learning, Uncategorized | 0 |

After you break your fast today, ask yourself: which meal was more filling? The generous portions of green bean casserole your wife made? Or the bite of bread and few drops of water you had earlier today when you partook of the Lord’s Supper? In today’s Power in the Book of Mormon post, a “fast thought” about being filled by the Sacrament.