• Death is part of God’s plan.
• Family relationships can continue beyond the grave.
• Through Jesus Christ, we will all be resurrected.

To learn more about these truths and others, go to Our Heavenly Father’s Plan.

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Request a free copy of the Book of Mormon.

Learn more about what Mormons believe.

Read, watch, or listen to Elder Cook’s full address, LDS Women Are Incredible!

Please read Jeffrey R. Holland’s talk, The Only True God and Jesus Christ Whom He Hath Sent

One of the most evil myths of our day is that a woman who has joined hands with God in creation can destroy that creation because she claims the right to control her own body. Since the life within her is not her own, how can she justify its termination and deflect that life from an earth which it may never inherit? ~ James E. Faust

Read Elder James E. Faust’s full address, The Sanctity of Life.

Couples of all ages share the many ways they have found to express love for each other.

Read the entire message from Elder Richard G. Scott – “The Eternal Blessings of Marriage”

Calling home to his young wife after his Humvee exploded in Iraq was one of the hardest things Erick has ever done. But the terrors of war made him grateful for his family, for the soldiers who carried him to safety, and for his wife’s socks.

“One piece of shrapnel at a different angle, one second sooner, one second later… It made me think about how much I love [my wife] and how much I wanted a life with her.”

Today we are barraged by multitudes of voices telling us how to live, how to gratify our passions, how to have it all. At our fingertips we have software, databases, television channels, interactive computer modems, satellite receivers, and communications networks that suffocate us with information. There are fewer places of refuge and serenity. Our young people are bombarded with evil and wickedness like no other generation.

Read: Voice of the Spirit

Ver: La voz del Espíritu

““To be, or not to be” is actually a very good question. 1 The Savior posed the question in a far more profound way, making it a vital doctrinal question for each of us: “What manner of men [and women] ought ye to be? Verily I say unto you, even as I am” (3 Nephi 27:27; emphasis added). The first-person present tense of the verb be is I Am. He invites us to take upon us His name and His nature.

To become as He is, we must also do the things He did: “Verily, verily, I say unto you, this is my gospel; and ye know the things that ye must do in my church; for the works which ye have seen me do that shall ye also do” (3 Nephi 27:21; emphasis added).

To be and to do are inseparable. As interdependent doctrines they reinforce and promote each other. Faith inspires one to pray, for example, and prayer in turn strengthens one’s faith.
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Do without be—hypocrisy—portrays a false image to others, while be without do portrays a false image to oneself.”
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Read Elder Lynn G. Robbins’ entire address, What Manner of Men and Women Ought Ye to Be?

Be a Stronger Person

Learn more about the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ. You can also request a free copy or read or listen online to the Book of Mormon.

Read the entire address here: Guided by the Holy Spirit

The Galaxy Children’s Choir of Beijing joins the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square on the February 28, 2010 weekly broadcast of Music and the Spoken Word.

Watch President Thomas S. Monson’s full address, “He is Not Here, but Is Risen!”

Read President Thomas S. Monson’s full address, “He is Not Here, but Is Risen!”

What do Mormons believe about Jesus Christ?

Read Elder Richard G. Scott’s entire address The Eternal Blessings of Marriage