We don’t have to traverse the globe to do service that matters. Each of us can be a backyard humanitarian.

When we choose to love God and consecrate our lives to Him, we’re blessed with more light, knowledge—everything we need to make our daily existence full of joy and strength.  

“We know that all things work together for good to them that love God.” (Romans 8:28) As women of faith, this is knowledge we cling to and cherish. Sister Kristin M. Yee said, “Faith in Christ is a choice we can make.” We can strengthen faith so that we can feel His constant peace.

When tragedy strikes, or when offering help in general, we can look at what circle we’re in for someone as we’re trying to figure out how to be helpful. This can prompt ideas so we act instead of feeling helpless and wondering what in the world we can possibly do.  

After updates to the temple recommend interview by the First Presidency, we had had a lot on our minds, so we asked Melinda Brown to talk with us on the Magnify podcast about the temple garment and our covenants.

When a tree falls across our life path, sometimes the answer is to get to work, remove the obstacle, and go forward in the same direction. Other times when the path ahead becomes impossible to navigate, the answer is to pause, listen, and search for another way forward. It won't the one we expected on our carefully planned map of life, but the one that God knew we would need to find.

Even if you haven’t read the book yet, these quotes and questions from The Law of Love in Action will get you thinking and can lead to meaningful discussions around loving each other better.

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are women who do our best to emulate His example, reminding others of God’s love for them. Your love, in whatever way you share it, has a ripple effect that is far-reaching and known by God.

We all want to know how to be inclusive and kind, understand how to connect with someone we disagree with, and cultivate stronger relationships, and this book helps us do just that.  

The Christlike example we emulate, the acts of service we perform, the love we give, these are things that can’t be measured—but they are felt, remembered, and cherished.

Through Christ’s grace, we keep blooming in moments of sunshine and through bitter cold.  He is with us, always.

This 5-part devotional uses Mary Magdalene’s example as a disciple of Jesus Christ to show us how we too can be powerful witnesses of His name.

When we make the effort to know God, we begin to see more clearly His magnificent, divine workings in our sacred, earthly lives.

Every day, we make a difference in our circles, planting seeds of faith in our homes and scattering seeds of love everywhere we go.  

God’s love stays, waiting for us to open up and receive it.  

When He is the first one we turn to, we find what we need, even if it isn’t what we expected

Something about being women of faith is knowing we can walk side by side without judgment.  

During all kinds of life’s transitions, we need Jesus, and each other, to carry on.

We see all you’re doing, friend! You’re amazing.  

Sometimes the holiday season, or a life season, can feel like one long to-do list of things to do, stuff to buy, places to go, people to see. Before the celebrating even begins, we feel spread thin, like we don’t have enough to give financially, physically, emotionally, spiritually.