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online article about BYU or Utah football, and you'll find a comment forum
filled with more hatred and vitriol than even a Fox News/MSNBC newscast.
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I met Josephine Scere
Dinnell in my freshman ward at BYU. Every time she sang, whether in church or
at a talent show, she conveyed such emotion through her voice.
Take a listen to the fresh new music of One Clear Voice in this sneak-preview of their sophomore release, "Go Without Knowing."
Custom pass-along cards. AskaMormon.com. A ward blogger.
These and more ideas to spark missionary work, today in the Bloggernacle. Plus,
New Moon questions, answered by Stephenie Meyer!
This is a peculiar time to send our kids off to college. On the one
hand, college is essential for most
well-paying jobs, but many universities are dominated by anti-religion faculty.
As the cracker stash in our nursery closet dwindles down to crumbs, I
realize now is the time to stock up before the end of our ward's annual
budget allocations.
"That every man may act in doctrine and principle pertaining to
futurity, according to the moral agency which I have given unto him."
(Doctrine and Covenants 101:78)
Few people are willing to play the master, to focus on someone
else full time for the long haul. The days of apprenticeships faded. Except, thankfully, when it comes to spiritual matters.
Where "Brother Joseph" left off, "Brother Brigham" began, preserving the spirit of the prophets.
I've been thinking a lot lately about the power of music. I grew up in
a home where music was central to everything we did.
Research showed that the single-most important factor in job
performance and leadership was not the
individual's IQ-intelligence quotient, but their EQ -- emotional
intelligence.
There is so much more to self-image than an online
profile. And, focusing one's efforts strictly on obtaining the largest
contact network can be detrimental.
All religions rely on some things which -- from an outsider's view -- can be termed as magical or superstitious.
Probably the worst thing about being back in school is the toll it
takes on my pleasure reading. There's always more assigned reading to
do, which makes me feel incredibly guilty.
I'm beginning to worry that a pair of healthy young men who actually love me, may force me to make a truly painful decision.
It was rainy, cold and the artificial turf was slippery and wet. Still
early in the game, there was a fairly routine rush on the quarterback.
One of my favorite childhood memories was "parakiting." I am not sure if we made up that name or if it was official.
Why is it
that church growth in black Africa is increasing at such a high rate,
while in America the rate seems much slower among African-Americans?
When LDS Church spokesman Michael Otterson appeared at the Salt Lake
City Council meeting this past Tuesday, his words were certainly news. And plenty of news followed.
Cooking is very definitely a life skill everyone needs to learn, like it or not. And my job is to help you to the place of liking it.
With a little planning, you can make meals with some ingredients planned as leftovers and use them to make soup. Make a 'soup day' at your house and enjoy the planning.
I applaud anyone who is willing to publicly promote a
positive message about intimacy in marriage
to counteract the constant barrage of negative messages.
