Past Issues

Valiant people are clear, as pure water is clear. The valiant person’s life echoes Shakespeare’s words, “I love the name of honor more than I fear death.”
Written by Carol Clark,

Cinemark Theatres has brought many classic films back so you can see them the way they were meant to be seen- on the silver screen!
Written by Jonathan Decker,

Are you looking for some great books to inspire and enrich your graduate?These outstanding books will motivate and enliven graduates of all levels to become better and one who will make an impact on others.
Written by Holly E. Newton,

We hold these truths to be self-evident, it takes a mom and a dad to create a child, so it takes a mom and a dad to raise one.
Written by Richard and Linda Eyre,

I have a folder titled “Final plans & letters.” It includes my wishes for funeral and burial plans, information for my obituary, and most importantly, love letters to family members, which I'm including in an ongoing project called "Legacy Scrapbooks."
Written by Darla Isackson,

You are never too young to start reading the scriptures!
Written by Kevin Beckstrom,

There are hundreds, thousands, of people to whom you are related through him. You are their descendant. Their blood flows in your veins. They love you. Don't let one person stand in the way of finding the other half of your family.
Written by Carol Kostakos Petranek,

Ezekiel "Ziggy" Ansah went from a playground basketball player in Ghana to joining the Mormon Church, playing football for BYU, and becoming a 2013 first round NFL draft pick- the story told through the eyes of the missionary and friend who baptized him.
Written by Mark Albright,

Frances B. Monson, wife of Thomas S. Monson, President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, passed away at 6:35 a.m. this morning in a Salt Lake City hospital surrounded by family.
Written by Meridian Magazine,

Why would a perfectly wise, powerful, and loving God devise a plan that rescues only a small fraction of His children while abandoning the bulk of humanity without even a chance at glory?
Written by Wallace Goddard,

If we take a literalist view on everything that we read in the scriptures we set ourselves up for potential testimony damage if we come to realize that the best scholarship argues that a strictly literal reading is untenable.
Written by Michael R. Ash,

Of the four threats to traditional marriage divorce and gay marriage are perhaps the least threatening.
Written by Richard and Linda Eyre,

Let’s give them another round of applause!
Written by William Fortune,

The Whitney Awards winners were announced at the 2013 LDStorymakers convention in Provo, Utah on May 11. The Whitneys are an awards program for novels written by LDS authors.
Written by Jennie Hansen,

Few of us will ever experience the extremes of face to face encounters with God and the adversary, but the principle is the same even in our less dramatic dealings with good and evil: the more frequent our experiences with light and truth, the greater our
Written by Lynne Perry Christofferson,

Remember Charlie Bucket, the kid who found the golden ticket in his candy bar and won the whole factory, Oompa Loompas and all? That’s me. I’m Charlie Bucket. I got to spend spent seven hours hanging out with international bestselling author, Anne Perry.
Written by DeNae Handy,

I believe in the power of a mother’s faith to protect her child. My faith, my prayers have power. It’s a power I intend to wield again and again in the protection of my children.
Written by Kimberli Pelo Robison,

When I accidentally ate a high calorie food, my old habit was to say, “Oh well!” and eat it anyway. When you add all the “Oh wells” up it adds up quickly and soon the pounds begin to come back on.
Written by Dian Thomas,

Let’s give them another round of applause!
Written by William Fortune,

If a predator was after your child you would do everything in your power to stop him. The adversary is an active predator, seeking to destroy our families. Remember, however, we are more powerful than he is if we act. Here’s one major thing that can help.
Written by Gary and Joy Lundberg,