By Rebecca Hale Living with depression can be a trial that feels unbearable. I know how painful it can be from having experienced my own struggle with depression and watching it in those I love. Here are some ways to continue living a joyful life …
By Michelle Cox @buildfamilyconnection buildfamilyconnection.com Small clouds of dust gathered at my feet as I ran along the desert trail. Everywhere I looked was evidence of a landscape longing for water. Creations meant to survive with little moisture were brown, dry, and brittle. …
by Kay West @aworldwidesisterhood aworldwidesisterhood.com “What do you want to be when you grow up?” That is something we are all asked or we all think about when we are young. And growing up, my answer to that was varied, from scientist to doctor, …
By Allie Barnes One of my closest friends is an ultrarunner. He trains to run in 50 kilometer, 50 mile, and 100 kilometer trail races. He works with coaches and nutritionists to create the optimal plan for his training. For a majority of …
By Emily Carolynn Baker In his October 2020 General Conference talk entitled Sisters in Zion, President Henry B. Eyring quoted President Russel M. Nelson saying: “It would be impossible to measure the influence that…women have…as wives, mothers, and grandmothers; as sisters and aunts; …
By Lacy Palmer One general conference several years ago I received very clear and exact revelation that I would create a series of religious themed paintings. I was so excited to jump into this new journey only to have nothing come to my mind. Not …
By Christa Jaussi @toolsforstruggle Women nurture. It’s what we do. We are in tune with the people around us. It’s almost like a sixth sense that goes off inside of us and it tingles until we take action and use our amazing womanly …
By Amber Robbins @amberrobbinsstands As a mother to 4 children, past business owner, and marathon runner, I always thought I was tough. That I was resilient. I have so much faith. Faith to move mountains. That’ll cure or fix everything, right? I thought …
By Roxanne Thayne @roxannethayne “Life is stupid. Why can’t the Savior just come already?” That snarky attitude didn’t sound like me. But that’s what ran through my mind as I lay in the crumpled sheets of my Covid-sick bed. No, I wasn’t deathly …
What I Thought I Knew About The Family Proclamation By Kristen Gardiner drivingmomcrazy.com “Why is Heavenly Father allowing this to happen to me?” This was the question I asked my husband in between heavy sobs as I cried into his arms more than ten years …