No Empty Seats
I went to church today for the first time since our church leaders told us church in our meetinghouses would be canceled until further notice.
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I went to church today for the first time since our church leaders told us church in our meetinghouses would be canceled until further notice.
Nineteen years ago, our nation was forever changed. Great clouds of black smoke rose up against the bright blue sky. Screams of panic, agony, and
Family history research opens doors to understanding. It bridges generation gaps. It answers questions. No wonder so many people dive into their gene pools to
Grandparents Day is Sunday, September 13. Traditionally, grandchildren send cards, make homemade gifts, or call to speak with Grandpa or Grandma, Papa or Nana. However,
“The Mormon Trail, from Winter Quarters, Nebraska, to the Great Salt Lake Valley, is more than a thousand miles long. It’s hard to imagine walking
In my sixty-two years of life, I have experienced many physical, mental, and spiritual tempests. I have witnessed tempests played out in the streets, at
Sometimes I wonder about humanity. With wars, shootings, social media that is anything but social, and more selfies than one could possibly ever get through,
If you are breathing today, you are a part of living history. The circumstances of this COVID 19 are remarkable in their reach throughout the
Thinking a lot this morning about our nation’s high school seniors and young people all over the world being sent home early from missions, activities,