NEWS
The Veteran: A Life of Service, Faith and Gratitude
Being a devout christian while serving in the military comes with unique challenges. But it also presents faithful disciples with many opportunities. Sauaki Kioa, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Hurst area, served in the U.S. Armed Forces for eight years. Read more.
By LUI SANFT with SAUAKI KIOA
Texas Rangers ‘Dancing Queen’ Spreads Joy
Texas Rangers fans may have witnessed a petite brunette usher bust some moves during games at Globe Life Field. Hannah Speirs has worked for the Rangers for over 10 years and supports the team all year long by wearing Ranger gear wherever she goes. No one is more ecstatic about the Rangers heading to the World Series than this particular employee. Read more (outside source).
By RUTH-ANNE SPEIRS
The Power of Prayer
Through prayer, we can show our love for God. We may pray to Him any time. Such is the case for Trish Spoon of Watauga and member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She believes in the power of prayer due to personal examples in her life that Heavenly Father is listening. Read more.
By DEBBY ADAIR
Lost and Found: Why Jeannie Wu Believes in Jesus Christ
As a young wife and mother, Jeannie Wu from Bedford, Texas realized something was missing in her life. In her own words, Jeannie shares how she went from lacking spiritual happiness to experiencing the great joy that comes from developing a testimony in Jesus Christ. Read more.
By JEANNIE WU with DEBBY ADAIR
A Widow Draws on the Power of Jesus Christ
Grief affects everyone differently. A mother and son take different paths as they move through the loss of their husband and father to eventually come together in faith. Read more.
By LUI SANFT
Conversion and Connection: Unveiling the Power of Family History
In a world filled with unanswered questions and a sense of longing, one woman's quest for purpose and belonging led her down a path she never expected. Lele Palu of the Hurst Texas Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints finds faith and fulfillment through family history work. This is her story. Read more.
By VICTOR COLÒN
Seconds to Collision: “I Knew the Lord was Protecting Me”
Jim Pegram, a former Naval Aviator, and member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Bedford, Texas area, shares what he’s learned about the Lord during two harrowing near-misses during flight training and a lifetime of church service. Read more.
By DEBBY ADAIR
Meet the Johns: The Texas Fort Worth Mission President and his Wife
Shane Keil, of the Hurst Texas Stake shares his experience meeting with President Jarom L. John, President of the Texas Fort Worth Mission, and his wife Jamie John. Read more.
By SHANE KEIL
Emotional Resilience: A Manifestation of God’s Love
No one is exempt from the challenges of this day and age. Stress, anxiety, depression, and other emotional setbacks are real. There is help for those who experience such challenges. Here, Sara Ferrell shares what she gained by taking an emotional resilience course. Read more.
By SARA FERRELL
A Mid-century Blessing Amid Fort Worth
This February 2023, marks the 50th anniversary of the dedication of the Hurst Stake Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As we explore the past and hear stories from those who were in the Fort Worth area when it was dedicated in 1973—we discover that to them, it’s not just a meeting-house, but also a symbol of the Church’s growth and the dedication, hard work and sacrifice of its members. Read more.
By ANNA ZENK
Getting it All Done Without Losing Your Mind
As a multitasker extraordinaire and mother of six children, Kelly Pardue knows what it’s like to have a busy day. In this article, she shares her top tips for navigating life’s demands and the importance of turning to the Lord for help. Read more.
By KELLY PARDUE
Heavenly Father, are You Really There?
Meet Diann Wells, a mother, missionary, actress, grandmother and member of the Hurst Texas Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In this article she shares insights about her life, her mission, the meaning of eternal families and testifies that God is always there. Read more.
By DEBBY ADAIR
On Forgiveness, Peace and Love
Victor Colón, a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Euless area, shares his personal experience with overcoming a difficult childhood and an emotional journey towards forgiveness and love. Read more.
By VICTOR COLÓN
The Man, the Mission and the Plane
June 6, 1944.
This date is significant for Sandra Stepp, a member of the Watauga Ward (congregation) in the Hurst Texas Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Sandra’s father was Pilot First Lieutenant Royce W. Barnes, who flew in the vanguard on D-Day. Continue reading.
The Lord is in the Details
Ft. Worth Area Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Celebrates President and Sister Chapman’s Legacy of Service.
Leading the Texas Fort Worth Mission are Jeffery G. Chapman and his wife, Kristi Ann Chapman. For the last 3 years, their leadership has been a blessing in the lives of countless missionaries, church members and the community. As they prepare to be released from this calling (mission presidents are asked to serve for 3 consecutive years,) we reflect on their legacy of service and what it means to serve the Lord. Read more.
An Introduction to Otis Peach, New Patriarch to the Hurst Texas Stake
Otis Peach of the Euless 1st ward (congregation) has been newly ordained as the Hurst Stake Patriarch. Peach shares a few interesting things about his life, and then in a recorded interview talks about his role as a Patriarch, what a patriarchal blessing is, and how to obtain one. Continue reading.
Experience the Joy of Genealogy
Family History and Indexing Specialists, John and Shirley Johnson, have a particular love of genealogy work and the people they serve at the Family History Center (FHC). They’re eager to help individuals in the community discover more about their family line and connect with those who have passed on. Here they share why genealogy and family history work is for everyone. Continue reading.
Meet Marathoner Carol Hughes
Having recently finished her 50th marathon, Carol Hughes, a member of the Watauga Ward (congregation) in the Hurst Texas Stake shares the life lessons she’s learned as a long-distance runner. Read more.
The Aftermath of Hurricane Ida: A Personal Retrospective
Barry Dick, from the River Trails First Ward (Congregation) shares his personal experience serving residents in Louisiana following the aftermath of Hurricane Ida in the fall of 2021. Read more.
It Wasn’t Raining When Noah Built the Ark
How can we be prepared for emergencies or unexpected events? Read more.