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How to create and print a Latter-day Saint (Mormon) sacrament meeting program
Guest Author
Here’s a Google doc template that can be used for a typical Latter-day Saint (Mormon) sacrament meeting.
VIDEO: President Eyring addresses one key to becoming truly GRATEFUL
Find ways to recognize and remember God’s kindness. You will be blessed as you remember what the Lord has done.
Getting to the temple: is it this complicated for you?
Meg Johnson is not a only a motivational speaker, she is motivational!
Watch how she gets from the temple–it’s not easy!! But she does it!
“We’re still family”—one LDS family’s journey learning to accept and love their LGBT son
Becky and Scott Mackintosh have loved their son as he has grown up, served a mission, come out as gay, and left the faith he was raised in. The entire family has learned to love in new, more inclusive ways.
A Message From Apostles: Simplify [video]
Tevya
Can you change thinking patterns like “I do things this way, because that’s just the way its done,” to “Is there a better way? Is there a simpler way that will give me more time to focus on the things that matter most?” If you can, your life will never be the same.
The best (and cheapest) way to travel across the United States from coast to coast
Looking to travel across the country but want to save some money? Try traveling by train!
Check this travel hack out.
Organize Your Life in Wheatbin with the Law of the Harvest
Editor’s note: this is a guest post from Jason Comely, creator of Wheatbin. Got an idea you’d like to make into reality? Most of us do, including me. I think…
It’s Time to Simplify Your Life… Elder Lynn G. Robbins Said So!
A major theme of MLH has been simplifying. When we simplify we make room for the most important things in life. Discarding physical clutter helps us psychologically, but so can other…
How to Take Back Your Brain From Facebook
Facebook is holding your brain hostage. We all know the truth, we’ve all read the articles. It’s a simple fact: Facebook is bad for us. It gives you FOMO where…
Why I Don’t Read the News
J Washburn
After visiting the actual Walden, I read Thoreau’s book of the same name, in which he says, “To a philosopher, all news, as it is called, is gossip, and they…
