One thing about people is that we are all different. We live in a world of many nationalities and faiths, from Baptists to Islam. As members of the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints we need to show love and compassion to them all. A kind smile and a "how are you" to a muslem on a bus can make quite an impression. Being courteous and friendly to the man wearing the turbin. Being considerate of other peoples religious beliefs, ethnic and cultural backgrounds and even sexual orient... Read More

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The Word of Wisdom is an inspired health code.

 â€śChapter 29: Living the Word of Wisdom,” Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Brigham Young, page 211

When we go on a trip to the settlements and stop at the brethren’s houses, it is, “Brother Brigham, let us manifest our feelings towards you and your company.” I tell them to do so, but give me a piece of Johnny-cake [cornbread]; I would rather have it than their pies and tarts and sweet meats. Let me have somethin... Read More

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LOUETTA A Missionary Experience

We were out tracting, and we came upon this door. We knocked a couple of times, and no one answered. Finally we knocked the third time, and still couldn't get anybody to answer the door.

We started down the sidewalk and were about to turn the other way, when we heard this feeble little voice say, "Don't go boys!" We turned around. Standing in the doorw... Read More

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This is something that I have been wanting to post, mostly for discussion among church members. I felt that this site would be more appropriate than some other networking sites for such a discussion. I am really interested in getting some feedback on this. This blog is inspired from the recent popularity of Green Tea and its health benefits that are advertised.

From what I understand, "hot drinks" in Doctrine and Covenants 89:9 has been interpreted specifically to be cof... Read More

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Do We Really Know What We Have?

(As written by LDS Missionary Scott Anderson in his journal.)

We had an unexpected moment in the mission field. We knocked on a door and a lady said something to us we had never heard, 'Come in.' Now remember, I was a German missionary. This never happened to us; no one ever invited us in. My companion said, 'Do you know who we are?'

'You want to talk about religion, don't you?' she said.

'Yes, we do', replied my companion.... Read More

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