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Parenting in the Tech Age — Mormon Channel episode
MR says: Click on the forwarding link to watch the episode. Continuing our topic of parenting in the age of the internet, here is a Mormon Channel episode on the new Tech Savvy show. In this episode, “Parenting in the Tech Age,” host Elisa Scharton talks with Richard and Linda Eyre and Craig and Ken...
Parental Hypocrisy
In meetings when I was bishop, and with my wife, I have occasionally made comments about parents doing things that they don’t want their kids to do. I’m obviously not talking about parents driving and not letting their pre-teens...
Latter-day Saint Images, 1920
MR says: Click on the link to view the full photo gallery. Latter-day Saints, at worship and play, in...
To the Happy Couple: You've Been Warned.
MR says: This dad wrote a letter to his newly-engaged son and his fiancee. It's a great resource to use for your own kids. The MMM family is going to have it's first wedding! I mentioned it the other day in the "Diddy Kong" post here. The good news is that they are still engaged, and the even better news is...
Modesty and the Middle Class
MR says: This blogger talks about a different kind of modesty than the one that covers your knees. I like it. In this week's cover story about survivalists, I speak with a man who identifies himself only as "Bowreeguard," who hails from hard-granite New Hampshire and says that prepping was a way of life for...
How NOT to Investigate Mitt Romney’s Mormon Ties
Earlier this week, Mother Jones' Tim Murphy tried to connect the dots between Mitt Romney and Cleon Skousen, the ultra-conservative, anti-Communist LDS political theorist made famous by Glenn Beck. Murphy dug out an August 2007 radio interview Romney did with a Rush Limbaugh-esque political talk...
Out-Door Preaching: Instructions to Missionaries, April 1883
The following instructions and tips were issued to elders of the British Mission in the spring of 1883. They suggest to me that Elders of the nineteenth century found it just as difficult as I would to do street preaching; I’m also struck by the cautions about too-bold attacking of other...
Norlan G. and Sheron R. Walker: Service in the Nuclear Age
MR says: What an interesting mission call to help victims called "Downwinders" do family history. Between 1951 and 1962, the Nevada Test Site northwest of Las Vegas was the location of exactly 100 above-ground nuclear blasts and hundreds more below-ground tests. The atmospheric tests were the fun ones, of...
Free LDS printables
Mormon Mommy Blogs offers a number of LDS art prints with great quotes and scriptures for...
Latter-day Saint Images, 1927
A photo gallery of images of Latter-day Saints circa...
Never Let a Job be More Important printable
Never let a job to be done be more important than a person to be loved - printable from what we heard at BYU Women's Conference. Click on the forwarding link to...
Gender Inequality in the Mormon Church
MR says: According to a BYU study, religiosity effects health, but only for one of the sexes. Last night while celebrating Colton's fitting exit from American Idol, I was wasting time researching online. As part of that research, I Googled myself. Yes, I know that probably disappoints some of you to learn...
Do Mormons get married too young?
MR says: This is a touchy topic and LDS Living has no opinion on it, but we think the discussion is interesting and thought we'd post it for our readers. Once a group of us ladies were playing the game “Two Truths and a Lie,” and one woman told the following truth: “I got maternity clothes for my...
Funny Bones, 1925
MR says: A little humor from the Church publications circa 1925. Good Service Clerk: “Now that you’ve seen all the blankets in the store, which one do you wish?” Lady: “Well, I was only looking for a friend, and I didn’t expect to buy.” Clerk: “Well, ma’am, if you think she’s in...
A Time and Season for Family History
Before I had children, I spent a lot of time working on my family history. I also served for many years in the Family History Center (now called FamilySearch Center) and as a Family History Consultant. I had this marvelous vision of families doing family history research together, and met with...
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