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Holding fast to the iron rod amidst challenges
15 hours ago · A personal connection to the symbols. When asked about how the symbols in the scriptures relate to her own life, Fulumu’a described the iron rod as a guiding force that keeps her on the straight and narrow path, especially during challenging times. “The rod of iron has been something I’ve continued to hold on to as I navigate life [while ...
Becoming Christlike through political science
11 hours ago · Photo by Camille Jovenes. Walker said political science has helped her be a better disciple of Jesus Christ, "because so much of political science is focused on meeting people’s needs with the resources available to you,” which she said is what God does for His children. “Aside from the church, it is the most influential way to build up ...
Receiving the gift of tongues through the Book of Mormon
15 hours ago · Jaime Aaron V. Acuña III, a freshman from Tagbilaran, Philippines, majoring in computer science, said he served his mission in the Tonga Nuku’alofa Mission. He said a big part of learning his mission language is the gift of tongues, the spirit and reading Ko E Tohi ’A Molomona, or the Book of Mormon translation in the Tongan language ...
Being inspired by leaders in the BoM
15 hours ago · Aupiu said after Ammon’s conversion, he was commanded to be a missionary to the Lamanites. “One of the first things Ammon felt inspired to do was to serve the best way he could,” he continued. Despite the danger Ammon was in, Apiu said he was able to convert and soften the hearts of many Lamanites and even King Lamoni.
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Fighting for tradition
Apr 12, 2024 · A native Hawaiian fights for his right to practice cultural rituals involving burying his child’s placenta after birth. A photo of an ulu breadfruit tree. Photo by Yui Leung. Kihe Nahale-a, the sustainability educational program manager at BYU–Hawaii, said the tree that grows where his daughter’s ‘iewe, or placenta, was buried is strong ...
Balancing career, church and family - BYUH Ke Alaka'i
Jun 26, 2024 · She emphasized the value of genuine connection among people. Besides her encouragement to acquire these specific skills, she also highlighted the need for balance in both personal commitments and professional responsibilities. She said the importance of time management and prioritization helped her balance time with her family, church and work.
Working to empower women at BYUH - BYUH Ke Alaka'i
Aug 7, 2024 · Photo by Yui Leung. With more than 175 events conducted and over a thousand hours spent consulting with students since its opening in Spring 2022, the BYU–Hawaii’s Women’s Services & Resources department continues to provide a safe place for women to be heard and empowered, according to its website. Elder Michael Spilker and Sister Clara ...
Tying together past and present generations - BYUH Ke Alaka'i
Jun 26, 2024 · Bridges and Wallace’s families “have intertwined for generations,” said Magalei. Bridges and Wallace were cousins, she explained, and they had a special connection that seemed like they were brothers. Wallace had a desire to honor Bridges creation as well as cultivate an understanding of the kaona or deeper meanings of the chant for ...