Lds Stories

All you Homestuck fans out there, this is my little brain thinking, hey, what if they were Mormon? For fun!

You are all beautiful daughters and sons of God!

|#2 - lds Nov 2018| |#1 - Mormon Nov 2018| "So, what do you say? Trust me?" He asked with that signature stupid smirk, ugh I just wanted to rip it off of that puny face of his. After a few seconds, I reply. "No." "Aww, come on! Let's make the most of this prison!" "It's not a prison. This is tutoring." I said giving him a glare. "Yeah, and we need to wait for the tutor. Soooo.." What? Am I tutoring a 5-year-old, or...? "I am the tutor." "Oh...." Oh for the Life Of Me. I'm doomed.

Proof for the Church you always ignored

This is a story for my young women's Faith value project.

My spiritual journey had taken me into and out of Mormonism and though a dozen other faiths besides. It had taken me around the world, from Montana to Hawaii to Italy and beyond. It had taken me into the deepest depths of my self. But it wasn't until my grandmother's last night on earth that everything started coming together.

▪︎ 𝙖 𝙘𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙤𝙛 𝙘𝙤𝙬𝙗𝙤𝙮 𝙥𝙤𝙚𝙢𝙨 ▪︎

Freshman year had been about learning the ropes of high school, and staying hidden. And Blakely wouldn't have wanted it any other way. The only change she wanted for Sophomore year was to be noticed by William Ford. As far as Blakely is concerned Will is perfect: Varsity athlete, good grades, and more than a little attractive. The problem? Blakely is too shy to even speak to him. Add a cute senior, an obnoxious cheerleader, a crazy teacher, the lead in the spring musical, and an embarrassing moment or two, and Blakely's Sophomore year is about to become something she never expected.

Carl Winslow decided this was going to be the best two years of his life. He was finally 18. He was finally going on his mission. Tomorrow, his life was going to change. Tomorrow he was going to make a difference. Jake Hoffman decided this was going to be the worst two years of his life. He didn't want to go on his mission. He didn't want to be a Mormon. He didn't even believe in God. What will happen when Carl and Jake are chosen to be mission companions? Will they be able to live together for two years? Can they really become friends?

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.

Six hundred years before Christ, Jerusalem is a city that doesn't know it's dying. Lehi knows. He's known for months - felt it the way you feel weather, in the body, before the sky shows it. When the Lord finally confirms what he's feared, the message is simple and impossible: take your family and go. Tonight. Leave everything. What follows is one family's journey across eight years of wilderness, open ocean, and the distance between who they were and who they have to become. Sariah, who had no vision of her own and is asked to trust one anyway. Laman, the eldest son, who had everything coming to him until it didn't. Sam, who believes quietly and without reward. And Nephi - seventeen years old, absolutely certain, and completely unprepared for what certainty costs. A Remnant of Iron is the story behind the scripture. Not a retelling - an excavation. The silences filled, the human faces restored, the faith made flesh. This is what it looked like from the inside.

Harry Styles met Summer in Manila for the Take Me Home tour. Two years later, One Direction was no more, and Harry chose to marry Summer. The two conceived a beautiful baby girl that would have looked just like Harry. There is only one problem with the baby: she didn't make it. WARNING: Tragedy, angst, slight Nouis, and no more One Direction

the story of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints

Leonardo can't remember how he got here. All he knows is time. He has be enslaved to whatever empire this is for 50 plus years (he still looks like he is early 20s). He doesn't want to serve, but he laterally has no choice. They took free agency away from him, and now he serves them in unwilling loyalty.

Aly Nash is a Mormon girl living in an Iowa world. She is the typical "Utah Mormon girl": she gets good grades, upholds her standards, lives virtuously, etc...until she met Jessie Manning, a non-mormon bully. Although she is strong enough to stand up for her beliefs, she may not be strong enough to stand up against Jessie, the greatest temptation.

She's your cliché good girl. He's your cliché bad boy. Do they have a cliché story? Nope. www.lds.org (Not edited so feel free to point out mistakes and what not:) share with your friends!! Thanks)