A Latter-day Voice

Yesterday was an awesome Father’s Day. I had calls and wishes from all my kids, a lovely dinner orchestrated by my lovely wife (including a...

When I was 11 or 12, my father and I embarked on a project to build a boomerang. I’m not sure why we did this thing. Perhaps Dad just w...

Like others, I tend to see themes-for-me in conference. As I’ve blogged before, I took a couple of specific questions into conference with ...

Norbert over at BCC posted a really thought-provoking post on Tuesday around the question, “What is the greatest threat to your family?” Wit...

First, Sister Dalton , thanks! We don’t often have sisters in conference speak directly to fathers. I know my daughters are not my possessio...

We know that The Family: A Proclamation teaches that fathers are to preside, provide and protect, and that mothers are to nurture, and that ...

I have generally given up trying to explain why God does things. There was a time in my life when it was important for me to have that answ...

One of our sacrament meeting talks this past week referenced Elder Christofferson's "A Consecrated Life" (from October 2010 co...

My father was born on New Year's Day. I associate my memories of New Years with him because of his birthday, but also because of New Ye...

Yesterday was a delightful father's day. I heard kind wishes from all my children and was treated to lovely meals and gifts. And I had...

There is something about babies that just melts me. I'm the dad of seven. And in our extended family we have within the last few weeks...

I remember a friend of mine telling me of an exchange I found unbelievable, but I knew it was not only true, it probably had happened many t...