Understanding

Reflections on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
September 29, 2024
Elder David G. LaFrance’s great-grandmother, Virginie Leblanc (seated), with her family from Oka, Quebec, in 1915. Leblanc was a member of the Algonquin First Nation.
An interview with Elder David G. and Sister Lori LaFrance
Smiling at Ourselves
September 26, 2022
Smiling in the mirror
What worshipping together teaches about diversity and humor
Teeter-totters, Equations, and Mission Calls
March 7, 2022
Moon
Understanding both sides is necessary for spiritual growth
First Presidency Shares Messages From General Conference Leadership Session
April 14, 2019
Conference Centre
The very positive policies announced this morning should help affected families.
Why I’m Not Afraid of Mental Health Counselling
March 6, 2019
sunrise
“You should go talk to a mental health counselor.”
Defending Beliefs by Teaching True Principles
March 4, 2019
Christ's betrayed
Samantha admits that she wanted to win the argument and shut down her challenger.
Reach Out in Love to Those Considering Suicide: New Series of Suicide Prevention Videos Available
January 25, 2019
Mountains with trees
“Someone is having suicidal thoughts in your ward.” Elder Dale G. Renlund
Healing Wounds of Racism
November 23, 2018
Healing wounds circle
“It would be beneficial if we became a community of listeners.”