Today’s “This is What Family Home Evening Looks Like at My House” comes from Jocelyn at “We Talk of Christ, We Rejoice in Christ.” If you haven’t seen her ideas for creating Christ centered Easter traditions you need to skip on over to her blog. Like always… she is inspiring. Let’s face it, there is…
I am excited to start off my week long series on “This is What Family Home Evening Looks Like at My House” today by introducing you to my husband’s aunt, Annette. I was thrilled when she said she’d participate in this series because she is one of the women I look up to SO much…
Today’s “This is What Family Home Evening Looks Like at My House” post is from one of my blogging buddies Ailihn. She blogs at Memoirs of Mrs. Harris and I am always so impressed with how she manages her two little ones with her husband being a way so often. She is an inspiration to…
Thank you so much for everyone who has participated in the “This is What Family Home Evening Looks Like at My House” series this week! It has really been wonderful… but we aren’t over yet because at the end of this post is a linky tool for you to link up your own post about…
I’m excited to introduce Christina from “Hands Full and Loving It (mostly)” for today’s “This is What Family Home Evening Looks Like at My House”. I love her perspective on Family Home Evening because you can tell in everything she does that she has a testimony of family. I hope you enjoy her as much…
Today’s “This is What Family Home Evening Looks Like at My House” post is by Kelsey from Empowering LDS Women. I’ve really enjoyed getting to know her and hope that you do to! When Heather generously invited me to contribute to this series I was flattered, and then attempted to kindly decline. Rude right? But…
In the LDS church members around the world hold “Family Home Evening” (FHE) every Monday night (usually, unless circumstances dictate otherwise) which is a time dedicated for families to enjoy being together and to learn gospel principles. On the LDS website it says that, In 1915 President Joseph F. Smith and his counselors in the…