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Making connections between our culture & the gospel in everyday life.

Bringing “The Family: A Proclamation to the World”

into your world.

We know there are a lot of challenging cultural issues in our day. We also know it can be sometimes difficult to make sense of things from a Christian worldview.

We’re here to work through it together and learn how the family proclamation relates to us all.

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Ether 6-11

The journey across the ocean for nearly a year was not easy for the Jaredites. The records tell us that “They were many times buried in the depths of the sea, because of the mountain waves which broke upon them" but also that "the wind did never cease to blow [them]...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: 3 Nephi 20–26

With concerning world events swirling around us, many are looking for a refuge from the storms that are coming. The late President Boyd K. Packer answered these concerns when he taught: "We face the challenge of raising families in the world in darkening clouds of...

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Encircled About By Fire

In a world full of commotion and darkness, we have every right to be concerned about protecting our children. But we also need to have faith. Faith in the light that Jesus Christ brings to our world and, importantly, to our families.Elder Robert D. Hales taught, "The...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 36–38

Small and Simple Things Alma taught his sons wisdom that applies to us all: “… by small and simple things are great things brought to pass; and small means in many instances doth confound the wise. And the Lord God doth work by means to bring about his great and...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 30-31

Confronting Korihor Can you imagine doing what Alma did? In this week’s lesson, he calls someone possessed and led by the devil, then curses them by taking away their voice. These don’t seem like strategies we can emulate when confronting false prophets today. It may...

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Alma

Alma, an ancient prophet, felt very strong feelings of concern for his fellowmen when he said, “Yea, I would declare unto every soul, as with the voice of thunder, repentance and the plan of redemption, that they should repent and come unto our God, that there might...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 17–22

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 17–22 Meet Abish: A Hidden Hero of Faith In a powerful story of quiet strength and decisive action, Abish, a Lamanite woman, secretly believed in the Lord for many years after a remarkable vision of her father. When she saw...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Fuel Faith, Not Doubts

In the Book of Mormon, we read about Zeezrom, who was way beyond doubting—in fact, he “was a man who was expert in the devices of the devil” (Alma 11:21). It’s safe to say that he didn’t believe in Jesus as our Savior—he didn’t believe in God, period. His only goal...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: Alma 8-12

📜 In Alma 9, we read about the prophet Alma calling the people to repentance. Their reaction? Anger and resistance. But despite their hostility, Alma stood firm and undeterred. He boldly reminded them that those who sin after receiving light are in a worse...

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: A change of heart

We all know that President Russel M. Nelson was a renowned heart surgeon before his call to be an apostle. Although he has given many talks that refer to the heart and having a “change of heart” (like we learn about in this week’s Come Follow Me in Alma 5:26), it...

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Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Walking with the Lord

Finding the Family in Come, Follow Me: Walking with the Lord

Not long ago I read about a husband and wife who attended the temple. While they were in the sealing room, the officiator asked them to carefully look up at the crystal chandelier above them. He told them that there is no confusion about doctrine in the temple. The...

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Bryn

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Bryn

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Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: 2 Nephi 6–10

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me: 2 Nephi 6–10

We’ve all made promises that, at times, we find difficult to keep. Similarly, we may have been disappointed by others who failed to honor their commitments, leading us to question the reliability of promises, including those made by God. However, God’s promises remain...

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Brooks

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Brooks

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Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Brooklynn

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Brooklynn

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Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Briona

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Briona

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Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Adam

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Adam

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Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Bethany

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Bethany

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What’s in a Name? More Than You Might Realize

What’s in a Name? More Than You Might Realize

Can a name shape destiny? Family stories foster resilience, shape self-worth, and connect to heritage.Carol Rice Have you ever pondered the stories that weave the fabric of your life? Like a fish navigating the currents, we often journey through existence guided by...

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me:1 Nephi 11-15

Finding the Family in Come Follow Me:1 Nephi 11-15

Are you concerned about expressing love to others? Do you worry about those on the fringes and desire to convey a sense of belonging to them? When President Nelson urged us to be peacemakers in April 2023, he taught, “One of the easiest ways to identify a true...

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Allie

Young Adults & The Family Proclamation: Allie

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Names and Narratives: How Family Storytelling Shapes Resilience

Names and Narratives: How Family Storytelling Shapes Resilience

Reprinted with permission by author.Consistent research underscores the profound impact of storytelling on individuals' perceptions of the world, themselves, and the consequential positive outcomes on a crucial aspect of identity—self-esteem. Engaging in family...

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