Lds Stories

I hate him. I hate the effortless way he exists, like the world just bends for him. But- hate doesn't make you lie awake at night hoping they're okay. Hate doesn't make you whisper their name in your prayer. So if this isn't hate anymore... what is it? Because it scares me more than hating ever did. __

❝ We are Heavenly Father's children. He wants to be a part of our lives, to bless us, and to help us. He will heal our wounds, dry our tears, and help us along our path to return to His presence. As we look to Him, He will lead us. ❞ - Carl B. Cook

Her Romance. Her Bravery. Her Conversion. Her Courage. For Eleanora Winter's, these things, left as her legacy from her dying grandmother, will show her the way to her own faith and who she is as a daughter of God. But first, Ellie must learn to see her grandmother in a new way. To see why she and her grandmother clash, so she can see what's inside. It doesn't help when her social life has gone haywire. With her best friend back from his mission, she thinks marriage might soon be in the picture, if she can just get him to notice her. But she doesn't expect the boyish charms of Ian McAllister to throw her off course. Ian heals the void torn between her and her grandmother, opening Ellie's heart to the lessons she has to teach. Lessons that will help Ellie overcome the struggles of a steady relationship in the tense world of Young Single Adults and all its drama. But everything becomes clearer for Ellie as she reads through the gift her grandmother gives her; her journals. Through the journals, Ellie discovers her faith and love, and that sometimes, what people say doesn't matter. But most of all, she finds the importance of eternal families and the hope she can find through the people she loves the most. Set in Sydney, Australia, FINDING ELEANORA is a story about finding yourself through learning about your family history, and those who paved the way in the gospel.

I was moved to write this story in an effort to educate people about God, His laws and how it caused me to separate myself from a religion I practiced for nearly 40 years. I also hope to inspire others to gain an interest and perhaps, as I have obtained, a passion for studying Biblical Hebrew. I will also uncover a centuries old conspiracy to conceal the actual name of God! Another purpose is to dispel some myths that people that leave The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints leave for only two reasons; they have lost faith, or they have been offended by someone. This is not the case with me, and I believe there is a growing number of people who have left for similar reasons. I want to be clear, my intent is not to destroy the church. I do not have any animosity towards the church nor the leaders or members. I acknowledge many members and leaders of the church are truly dedicated to living the gospel the best they know how. I also have great empathy for current members of the church as just a few years ago, I was a devout member of the church myself!

In a world where love seems elusive, twenty-one-year-old Isabel Mullen guards her heart behind the guise of waiting for a missionary. Unwilling to pursue romance, she finds herself shattered when her two-year relationship with a man she believed to be her future ends in betrayal, shattering her faith in love. Contrastingly, twenty-three-year-old Beckham Donaldson holds onto hope, seeking the one who ignites his desire to be a better man. Encouraged by family and friends to explore relationships, Beckham is determined to uncover the love that inspires him. Their paths collide, despite their opposing beliefs about love. Isabel, scarred by deception, questions the existence of true love. Beckham, ever hopeful, seeks the one who will affirm his belief in love's enduring power. As they navigate their personal journeys, Isabel and Beckham find themselves entangled in a question that resonates deeply within both their hearts: "Does love still exist?" Amidst conflicting beliefs, past wounds, and contrasting perspectives, they embark on a journey that challenges their notions of love, pushing them to confront their fears and desires in the pursuit of an answer that could redefine their lives forever.

Tika is not like the other princesses on Fathara. With her wild hair, pointy ears, and disheveled appearance (not to mention the collarless sand tiger who follows her around), it is hard for her to make and keep friends. To complicate things further, Tika discovers she is more than Human, with surprising abilities. And all she wants to be - is normal. Yet the very abilities that set Tika apart are the very things that Fathara needs to save it from destruction. For Mortan, an ancient Elven sorcerer who harbors a dangerous secret, has been searching for Tika . . . and he wants her dead.

Just some of my personal thoughts, and writings on our Heavenly Father and his works.

2018 was an oof of a year. June 13th - July 4th especially, but really the whole year when you break it down. June 13th I left on a journey that I anticipated to last a year and a half. I'd left to serve an LDS mission in Brazil, but I soon found that things were not as I had originally anticipated. Soon, the journey transformed to just 21 days. This is my story of my experiences in the LDS Missionary Training Center & finding out who I really am. It is unedited and taken directly from my journals.

Some thoughts and poems I wrote, in regards to Jesus, Christianity and living as God wants us to.

"Adán cayó para que los hombres existiesen y existen los hombres para tener gozo" ( segunda de Nefi capítulo 2, versículo 25, El libro de Mormón, página 69) Desde mi niñez mil veces lo había leído, más nunca me había dado cuenta de cómo un dia sorprresivamente me daría ese mensaje personal, ¡la inspiración!, que me haría tomar una decisión que de ninguna forma me averguenza de haber participado del fruto , en el que no me perdería en el vapor de tinieblas , ni me haría correr a esconderme en el gran y espacioso edificio suspendido en el aire,(*) como tanto temía. Si no al sendero de regreso a lo que hoy considero MI EDÉN. Debo recalcar que esto no es una obra proselitista, solo mis memorias, no para beatificarme sino para compartir con ustedes ... ¡contigo! ... que la felicidad está más cerca de lo que imaginas ... ese es el EDÉN al que cómo humanidad anhelamos volver. (*)Referencias al sueño del Profeta Lehi (1er Nefi Cap. 8)

This message is intended for Latter-day Saints who are troubled with same-gender attraction and sometimes feel discouraged but sincerely desire to live a life pleasing to our Father in Heaven. You are a son or daughter of God, and our hearts reach out to you in warmth and affection. Notwithstanding your present same-gender attractions, you can be happy during this life, lead a morally clean life, perform meaningful service in the Church, enjoy full fellowship with your fellow Saints, and ultimately receive all the blessings of eternal life. The Book of Mormon prophet Nephi voiced feelings we all have when he acknowledged that he did not "know the meaning of all things." But he testified, "I know that [God] loveth his children" (1 Nephi 11:17). God does indeed love all His children. Many questions, however, including some related to same-gender attractions, must await a future answer, even in the next life. But God has revealed simple, unchanging truths to guide us. He loves all His children, and because He loves you, you can trust Him. ***DISCLAIMER*** I did not write this. This is a publication of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. I am chiefly a missionary of His words.

See how many of these you can relate too! I would also love it if you gave me ideas in the comments... (you might also get a shout out 😉)

Haunted by dark forces and facing government debt-slavery, Aijayy turns to her quirky new friends for answers. But her connections with them lead her to a world of demonic beings who control the world's twelve governments - and reality itself.

I do nothing with my life, so why not make a collection of Mormon things?

idk yet

Emily and Christian have been next-door neighbors and childhood friends since diapers. Though the two chose different paths in the social pool in high school, their fellowship stands strong. Senior year is almost over and Emily is determined to get her crush to like her back and go to Prom with him. With the help of her best friend, Christian, Emily embarks on a path of unrequited love. Not being the skinniest girl and kind of a romantic, Emily has a low self-esteem of herself but dreams of her Prince Charming daily. Will Christian, who is handsome and one of the most popular guys in school, be able to provide his best friend with her Prince Charming in a week?