A family is having a picnic in their backyard.

Gospel-Centered Parenting

“No other work transcends that of righteous, intentional parenting!”

— President Russell M. Nelson

Being a parent can bring great happiness, but it can also be hard. No matter how things went yesterday, every day is a new chance to strengthen your family. You are making progress every time you do something to create loving family relationships, nurture your children’s learning and growth, and build unity and strength through service. To learn more, see “A Powerful Pattern for Parenting,” Liahona, Sep. 2022.

Nurture Your Children’s Learning and Growth

Mother and son looking at old letter and other family history articles
Overview: Nurture Your Children’s Learning and Growth
A mother and her daughter are sitting at a picnic table outside, smiling, and looking at each other. The are happy as they share this moment together.
Essential Conversations
Icons divided by colors. Icon of person with a heart, icon of two people talking, icon of person praying
10 tips for Teaching Repentance
The Scere family evening routine includes lots of homework.
Four Parenting Lessons from Heavenly Father
Nurturing your children’s growth and guiding them to Jesus Christ will foster joy.
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Build Unity and Strength through Service

Youth doing a service project in Australia.
Overview: Build Unity and Strength through Service
A woman comforts another woman and her child. They are in a refugee camp.
The Second Great Commandment
Jesus Christ
Finding Joy in Christ
A woman smiles as she holds up a little white bunny rabbit.
Hearts Knit Together
Serving at home and helping others will increase your family’s unity and strength.
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