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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.

All individuals have a duty to educate themselves about the actions of government officials and current events in the world.

A free press is essential to ensuring governmental transparency and accountability.

As the impeachment trial begins in the Senate, we reaffirm our position that a full and fair trial is essential.

Consider how you can nourish and cultivate your faith, in whatever wilderness you may be in at this point in your journey.

Truth is knowable through spiritual patterns and discernment, not just mortal means.

Innovation and creation are spiritual gifts accessible through covenants.

When presented to the Senate, these articles deserve a full and fair trial with impartial jurors, conducted as required by the Constitution.

Heavenly Father gave us the gift of his Son so that when life is imperfect and difficult and downright ugly, we can find healing and hope.

The Lord fulfills needs as we live according to His principles. He often provides for our desires before we are aware of them.

Members of the MWEG Arizona chapter are committed mentors of refugee families in cities throughout the state.

God’s guidance and peace are received despite unearned blessings, highlighting the sufficiency of His grace, especially in our inadequacies.

The president’s executive order places the onus of accepting refugees on state and local governments. Gov. Herbert’s response is exemplary.

Let us be a force for good words, using language that lifts, edifies, and enlightens.