A selection of Autobiographies and life stories

In Russell M. Nelson: Father, Surgeon, Apostle, readers are treated to an intimate portrayal that will help us come to know Elder Nelson as a man of testimony, a dedicated husband and father of ten, and a servant whose principal desire since his youth has

When Alissa Parker lost her daughter Emilie in the Sandy Hook Elementary mass shooting, she started a life-changing journey to answer soul-searching questions about faith, hope, and healing. As she sought for the peace and comfort that could help mend her

The Only Amalekite Convert by R.E.D Richardson

Go Forward with Faith: The Biography of President Gordon B. Hinckley by Sheri L. Dew

In David O. McKay: Apostle to the World, Prophet of God, author Francis M. Gibbons presents a thorough and penetrating portrait of this great leader. He brings to life David O. McKay's childhood in Huntsville, Utah; his missionary service in Scotland, the

This incredible true story will inspire you to trust in God and believe in miracles.

This revised and enhanced edition of the Autobiography of Parley P. Pratt will introduce a new generation of readers to the miracles of the Restoration and to the important role this dynamic missionary played in the proclaiming the gospel far and wide. Fo

Howard W. Hunter provides an intimate glimpse into the courage of an extraordinary life. The book is a testament to his faith, his love of God and the human family, and his tireless devotion to the work of the Lord.

In Harold B. Lee: Man of Vision, Prophet of God, author Francis M. Gibbons not only chronicles the rise of President Lee to positions of eminence but also paints a compelling portrait of a man who loved his family, tirelessly served the Lord, and revelled

In George Albert Smith; Kind and Caring Christian, Prophet of God, author Francis M. Gibbons presents a thorough and penetrating portrait of this great leader.

Where are your choices leading you? Regardless of our circumstances, each moment presents us with decision to make.

Following funeral services held in the Salt Lake Tabernacle for President Ezra Taft Benson, a cortege of family members, General Authorities, and friends moved north along Interstate-15 and eventually tot he cemetery in Whitney, Idaho. What made the event