After wading through half a dozen recent articles about Latter-day Saint women in the Washington Post, the New York Times, and the Atlantic, I found quotes ... part of the [LDS] religion.” ...

Unconditional love does not come without expectations in your relationship. Loving someone unconditionally means a part of ...

Women are challenging beauty norms, embracing self-love despite societal judgments about appearance. From facing scrutiny over grey hair, dusky skin, and height, to overcoming insecurities related ...

Zacchaeus was a wealthy, conniving tax collector. When he climbed a tree to see Jesus, Jesus saw him and invited him to come ...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has submitted a revised design for a proposed temple — complete with a shorter steeple — in hopes of winning approval from a Texas town.

When it comes to the creation and growth of the traditional, nuclear family, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is all-in. “The family,” reads the opening sentence of The Family ...

59. "True love pushes you out of your comfort zone." It challenges you to be your best self. 60. "In a healthy relationship, growth is a shared goal." You lift each other, not hold each other back.

Narrated by the author, it offers listeners an intimate journey through his transformation and self-discovery ... from being raised in the LDS church to sparking a global controversy that ...

You just have to allow that higher power in to help give you the gift of self-love, strength and courage.” ...

(RNS) — Valerie and Nathan Hamaker, co-hosts of ‘Latter Day Struggles,’ have resigned their LDS church membership ... The people they’ve helped love them and their work.

14. “Beauty is when you can appreciate yourself. When you love yourself, that’s when you're most beautiful.” ― Zoe Kravitz Self-love is important! 15. “A rose can never be a sunflower ...