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Prioritize spiritual health, seek inspiration, and engage in circles that stretch and rebalance you.

We call for justice and accountability following the deaths of Black Americans at the hands of law enforcement officers and citizens.

We mourn with those who mourn, and lend comfort. In essence, we love one another.

Pray for humility, choosing it over compulsion, as a path to healing and acceptance.

We are called to share truths, advocate for people and causes, and promote unity and love to build peace.

It’s not about ignoring hardships, but finding joy in Christ despite them.

Prayer is powerful, as demonstrated by Jesus praying for us. Prayer can strengthen faith and help us support each other.

Questions about faith and preparation during challenging times are explored, with a focus on developing active faith and building Zion.

In March MWEG hosted its spring conference — "Well-Behaved Women CAN Make History." The video recordings are available on MWEG Central.

The census becomes an earthly means to allow all of us to recognize the spiritual nobility of our humanity.

We become more complete, both in our understanding of ourselves and of Christ, when we know and love others.

The Restoration provides for us everything that our Father and His Son have in store.

We must be able to identify both corruption and the proper use of government power — and use our voices and our votes accordingly.

The most empowering relationship is with our Savior, who exemplifies connection and preservation.

MWEG members across the nation advocated for their representatives to take part in a full and fair impeachment trial.

Seek God’s will and instructions, then boldly rise to the call, shining your light for all to see.

As we begin the new year, let us recommit to our roles in building the kingdom, using scripture, revelation, and priesthood.

We must overcome partisanship and embrace the counsel of peace, loving our enemies and treating them with kindness, as taught by our faith.

There is hope as long as there are citizens willing to speak out. Sen. Romney’s fearless choice should inspire us to persevere with courage.

Agency is about using our will to act, not just choosing right or wrong.