A selction of books for a better you!

n Women and the Priesthood, Sheri Dew discusses the varying responsibilities of men and women in the context of key doctrine of the Church, including the eternal truths that women are vital to the success of the Lord's church, that God expects women to re

More than ever before, we need believing and behaving disciples — men and women who are ready to stand up and stand together to change the world as early Christians did: one righteous choice at a time.

“Making covenants with God calls forth the divine within us. Keeping our covenants with God allows Him to pour His divine power into us.” — Wendy Watson Nelson

This powerful message will inspire listeners to take their own three-day challenge and discover what the Lord is willing to teach each of us about becoming more holy.

Visions of Heaven What My Near-Death Experience Taught Me about Eternity Jane Moe, Suzy Bills

In a world where many women wonder if they measure up, the quest for perfection can be exhausting! For those who are overloaded and overwhelmed by feelings of inadequacy comes an authentic and powerful lifeline of reassurance by best-selling author and po

Give your children a bright future in today s dark world. Parent with confidence and love with these inspiring stories, poignant personal experiences, quotes from prophets and apostles, and scriptures to study.

So writes bestselling author John Bytheway in When Times Are Tough. In this uplifting book for all ages, the author shows how power, hope, and perspective are found in the scriptures. In addition to identifying five scriptures that will help us get throug

o your Facebook friends know who you are and what you believe?

Discover how the light we share can make a life-changing difference to those whose lives we touch-as family members, leaders, missionaries, teachers, friends, and brothers and sisters in the gospel.

Almighty How the Most Powerful Being in the Universe is Also Your Heavenly Father by David Butler

One Drop at a Time: A Message for Women, Ballard