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Recent LDS Blog | Health & Fitness in the LDS Faith PostsPot Luck Wake Up Callby Meredith Ethington07 Mar 2012 01:42 PM I've been a Mormon my whole life, and therefore, I know what a pot luck is. I love a good pot luck. I do. But, it seems like in this day and age, when we know so much more about health, and food, that we should be having a little bit healthier food at our potlucks. Healthy Latter-Day Saintsby Meredith Ethington14 Jan 2011 02:17 PM When I look around in my ward, or in other wards I've been in, I have thought a lot about how many of us are not taking very good care of ourselves. We are overweight like the rest of the nation, or we don't exercise and take care of our bodies. LDS Family Services Websiteby Meredith Ethington10 Jan 2011 01:33 PM The other day, I was searching for some enlightenment, for someone I know is going through a hard time right now. I decided to hop onto LDS Family Services website to see what I could find that might be helpful. I found a fountain of information that I thought I had to share with others. Is Your Family Prepared?by Miriam CaldwellMy first experience with talking about food storage to someone who was not a member of the church came just after 9-11. She pulled me aside to let me know that she had purchased extra groceries just in case something happened. Sharing the Concept of Preparedness with Othersby Miriam CaldwellPreparedness is a concept that we have been taught over and over. Many people outside of our church often regard our preparedness concepts one of those strange things that Mormons do. However, I have found that the times that this is great way to have a discussion and help people around us. Follow the Counsel to Be Prepared by Starting Simplyby Miriam CaldwellWith the downturn in the economy, and the beginning of the severe weather season in the Midwest, it is an excellent time to be prepared. Our Children Are Watching Our Choicesby Miriam CaldwellWhat do we teach our children when we watch television together? What do we teach our children when we eat dinner together? What do we teach our children with the types of food we choose to have in our house or by the way we spend our free time? Preparing for Tough Economic Timesby Miriam CaldwellMy sister and I were talking today about the importance of being prepared. She is worried about losing her job, and about how she would provide for herself if that were to happen. The Economy and Preparednessby Miriam CaldwellThe economy has taken a turn for the worse, and this really illustrates the point of being prepared for hard times. Many people mistakenly think that we promote food storage for such events as the end of the world, but the food storage, and emergency preparedness goes beyond that. Preparing for Hard Timesby Miriam CaldwellThis last session of General Conference has several talks that focused on how to survive trials. The talks were on spiritual, emotional, and physical trials. They all talked about the importance of being spiritually prepared to handle the hard times that will come into every person's life. |
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