Family Matters: For Time and All Eternity

The Philippines Area Special Devotional yesterday with President Steven J. Lund, Sister Rebecca Craven, President Taniela Wakolo, and President Steven R. Bangerter was another experience reminding us that the Spirit can be felt over technology. We went home with a greater faith and determination to help lay a foundation of this GREAT WORK. After our sacrament service at home, we discussed as a family ways we can incorporate this gathering of Israel in our everyday life.  In the afternoon, our elder children, Cerah and Ammon were excited to go out with us to assist in God's work. They learned that as they enlist themselves in the youth batallion, they also participate in the work of Salvation and Exaltation by  LIVING according to the teachings of Jesus Christ CARING for others in need INVITING all to receive the gospel UNITING families for eternity Despite this global pandemic, viewing this period as an exciting time and participating and living in the prophecy that was

Father's Day is just around the corner, and many of us grew up with many different memories of our dads. Finding things to do for Father’s Day can be difficult. If you’re having a hard time thinking of something, try some of the ideas below. 1. Learn about his family tree. Tracing your father’s family tree can help you learn more about his family’s past and cultural heritage. 2. Share your favorite memories of your father. Sharing and saving your favorite memories of your dad or a father-figure in your life will keep your favorite memories fresh in your mind. It can also help him feel loved and appreciated. 3. Make a home-made gift. Taking the time to come up with a thoughtful gift you can make at a home will make the gift all the more meaningful. Or, if he enjoys doing crafts, make it a family activity. 4. Play games. Playing board games, card games, or even video games is the perfect way to bond as a family. Find a favorite game, and play it together to get in some go