Do your Thanksgiving celebrations lack something? Here is a lovely idea for a ritual that gives the day the dignity it deserves. This book will bring families closer together and help Americans reconnect with our very own holiday.

It's not just about wearing sweatpants for the pie and watching football! Thanksgiving traditions have so much to offer. Here's my plan to focus and tweak this American celebration.

A Review of Peggy Rathmann's The day the Babies Crawled Away. A legend in his own mind, the hero of this story saves the day against a visually exciting backdrop.

Janeen Brady’s offering, strikingly illustrated by Bonnie Oswald, is a picture book retelling of the creation story found in Genesis. A beautiful dramatization of God's love for us, prefect for young readers.

How can we be commanded to be perfect? How is it that His yoke is easy? As we approach Easter, a study of the Atonement and the often-misunderstood principle of Grace point to the answer.

Timothy L. Carver provides a simple formula for teens to use as they develop their testimonies.

Why are church members concerned about dramatic portrayals of temple ordinances?

We can teach our young children from the scriptures and memorize verses as a family.

Notes from the Field! Having Sought and carefully observed Supermoms, I offer up three tips I have gleaned from these observations for creating a peaceful, calm home through Christ-like dealings with our children.

Mosiah 4 instructs us to give to each other freely, without judging each other for bringing misfortune on ourselves.