With the “Home-Centered Church” principle being taken to a whole new level in the past few weeks; now more than ever, families are looking for ways to enhance their study of the gospel AT HOME. Especially families with children. David Bowman, creator of the DRAWN IN series, hopes his videos can help! Check out this episode celebrating the bicentennial of the First Vision.
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Free Webinar: Creating Strong Family Culture During Catastrophe
Since the majority of the world is now keeping themselves distant from people outside their immediate families, the role of family in all of our lives becomes more clear. How do we create a strong family culture through a catastrophe, strengthen family unity, and improve communication?
How to Thrive When You’re Trapped Inside
Despite what is happening outside the walls of our homes, the destiny of the people on the inside can be bright, meaningful, and full of hope if we choose to set ourselves up for freedom and thriving. Here are 14 principles that can help your family thrive during these historic times of change and crisis.
Carving Out More Family Quality Time in a Fast-Paced World
Strong family relationships are built upon many components, such as good communication, honesty, trust, love, forgiveness, bonding, listening, shared vision, and shared experiences. Each of these relationship-strengthening components is better accomplished if a person chooses to invest in having quality time with their loved ones.
Getting Your Kids “DRAWN IN” to the Book of Mormon This Coming Year
The brand new DRAWN IN episodes and PDF Downloads are an engaging AND enjoyable resource FOR KIDS to supplement your family’s 2020 “Come Follow Me” study.
Let’s Traditionate!
Isn’t memory interesting? Who knows what experiences will later become clear memories, and which moments will be forgotten? One thing we do know is that strong memories often spring from strong traditions. Without realizing it, we may be “traditionating” on the regular. We just don’t always know what children will consider traditions.
How to Find Unity at Christmas
Family traditions instill personal and family identity and bind families together throughout their many phases of growth and change. All kinds of traditions can create identities and foster valuable family bonding. Here's how to create ties that bind with your family traditions.
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