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The promise of new life, even everlasting life, is everywhere at springtime. A once-bare tree dons a new coat of pink blossoms. A red-breasted...
For 24 years, Henry Francis Lyte dedicated his life to serving his congregation of humble English fishermen in the coastal village of Brixham. He...
Sure on this shining night I weep for wonder wand’ring far alone Of shadows on the stars On this shining night.1 In the...
We’ve all seen people who appear to be ignoring a conversation until a word comes up that catches their attention. And we all know...
Richard L. Evans was the writer and announcer of the spoken word for 41 years. Today’s message was given by him on April 23,...
To learn in love and safety is the right of every person. Occasionally, the burdens of life crowd out this important opportunity, but with...
Ever ask a married couple, how they keep love alive in their marriage? Well, they’ll probably tell you that the honeymoon always ends. Daily...
A young man walked cheerfully from the hospital room of his ill mother, his hopes higher and his step lighter than when he had...
A song is an expression of the soul. Notice how children spontaneously erupt into song. Their underdeveloped language and motor skills cannot keep them...
As sure as morning breaks and nightfall comes, lullabies are for children. And each of us was once a child. But who enjoys the...
“Sing praise to him, . . . the fount of love”1 for blessings large and small. Love pours down from heaven in the beauties...
Life is lived one step at a time. If we’re patient, we can learn a lot from taking one step of faith—and then another...
The first broadcast of Music and the Spoken Word was on a hot summer afternoon in the Tabernacle on Temple Square, July 15, 1929....
So many family traditions are wrapped up in Christmas: green and shimmering trees; homes decked with twinkling lights, tinsel, and holly; stockings hung in...
And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be taxed....
Few sounds gladden the heart like church bells ringing. In days gone by, villages full of people gathered to the sound of bells. On...
“Joy to the world, the Lord is come; let earth receive her King!”1 Those words resound in the hearts of all who seek real...
The Tabernacle on Temple Square has been the beloved home of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir for 137 years. Millions have entered within these walls...
So often we fail to be grateful for the present moments of life. We consume the joys of the here and now with a...
A mother of four children was busy running errands one afternoon when she saw a sign in the window of a truck. It read,...
The year was 1918. On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in the Forest of Compiègne, World War I...
Life today is noisy and chaotic. Many of us navigate busy traffic, take phone calls, make appointments, run errands, and manage homes—all against the...
Nearly all of us, young and old, have a desire to do our best. A powerful allure draws us to scale the heights of...
“Cast thy burden upon the Lord, and he shall sustain thee.”1 Those words resonate in the hearts of all who worry, all who are...
Richard L. Evans was the voice and writer of the Spoken Word for 41 years. Today’s timeless message was given by him back in...
Living a life of integrity means that we live truthfully. What we believe is reflected in who we are: how we think, act, and...
As our calendars turn to autumn, nature’s grand finale of seasons dresses up around us. On many mountainsides and hills, the robes of summer’s...
Life is a journey that leads back home. We may go to distant shores and follow fortunes in faraway places, but most often, “acres...
Who among us has not felt lonely at times? A loved one dies, friends and family move away, visits come to an end, and...
Life is filled with opportunities for learning. Education neither begins nor ends in the classroom. Even if our formal schooling is a thing of...