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Resources by, about, and for women. A separate section specifically for Relief Society is located in chapter 9: "Relief Society Resources."

• Errand of Angels To support and encourage all women, but especially those belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Includes teaching moments, humor, teenagers, mothers, holidays, pioneers, cleaning and organizing tips, and more.
• LDSFoyer A place for LDS women to share ideas for callings. Help each other through life. Make new friends. Visit. Have fun. Plop on the couch, and visit in the foyer!!!
• LDS Women's Forum Operator Kathy Fowkes writes: "I have moved the Forum to the LDSChurch.Net Network. I'm very excited about the move, and happy to be part of a domain that shares my values."
• Arta Johnson's Home Page. A good index of publications by and about Mormon women. http://www.ucalgary.ca/~ajohnson/index.html
• Errand of Angels. To support and encourage all women, but especially those belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Includes teaching moments, humor, teenagers, pioneers, cleaning and organizing tips, holidays, and more. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/6358
• For the Sisters. An essay by Krista Holle on her perceptions of the role of women in the church. http://members.visi.net/~atom/totally/Sisters.html
• LDS Women's Forum. Lots of writerly resources, and a good place to share essays, poetry, and thoughts. http://www.primenet.com/~rogkat
• Relief Society Meeting. Transcripts from the most recent Women's Conference, along with articles related to women. http://www.desnews.com/confer/97fall/women.htm
• SISTERS. A mailing list for women to discuss any topic they choose. To subscribe, send an e-mail request to MAISER@rmgate.pop.indiana.edu.
• Sister-Share Home Page. This list has been created as a place for LDS women to talk with one another, share stories and experiences, ask and give advice, and get to know one another in a gospel context. More than 400 participants, and a lot of chatter. To subscribe, send an e-mail request to listserv@lists.psu.edu, with the message subscribe sister-share. More information is available at the home page. http://www.omnicron.com/~fluzby/sister-share. Additional information is located at .
• The LDS Stay-Home-Moms Home Page. An e-mail group for Mothers who have decided to stay home with their children. Supportive. http://www.utw.com/~kpearson/homemoms.html
• Women's Conference Homepage. Features selected talks about time management (About Time), becoming a disciple of Christ (Becoming a Disciple of Christ), and searching diligently in the light of Christ (The Beacons of His Light). http://coned.byu.edu/cw/womens.htm

Real LDS professional organizations.

• Association of Latter-day Saint Public Relations Professionals Founded in 1992, the Association of Latter-day Saint Public Relations Professionals was established to create a network of skilled communicators capable of lending expertise to the Public Affairs Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The association is a non-profit organization of public relations professionals and students. Although its primary goal is to assist the Church, the association also encourages interaction among professionals with similar beliefs and values. The association meets in an annual conference, typically held in Salt Lake City.
• Association of Mormon Counselors and Psychotherapists (AMCAP). Not yet on the Internet, though several of its members, particularly those affiliated with BYU and other universities, are. Search the AltaVista database http://www.altavista. digital.com using the search term "mormon counselors and" (with quotes) to locate people who have published with AMCAP, and who are presently members of the Association.
• Collegium Aesculapium. A professional association for LDS physicians, health professionals, and students who approach medical service with high ethical and moral values and with open hearts. It welcomes members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, alumni of BYU, and other interested persons who desire to grow in mind and spirit as they partake of opportunities to improve human health. The association publishes The Journal of Collegium Aesculapium, which focuses on articles dealing with moral, ethical, and religious issues. A very readable page. http://ucs.byu.edu/alumni/collaesc.htm
• J. Reuben Clark Law Society. An association of legal professionals operated by the JRC Law School at BYU. Includes a new e-mail list. http://wwwlaw.byu.edu/JRCLS/Main.html
• JRCLS. An Internet e-mail list for members of the J. Reuben Clark Society, an association of LDS legal professionals. To subscribe, send an e-mail request to listserv@lawgate.byu.edu with the message subscribe jrcls-l your-name.
• Management Society. An organization of individuals from a wide variety of businesses and professions. The Society is associated with the Marriott School of Management at BYU. http://msm.byu.edu/alumni
• The Latter-day Saint Association of the Mathematical & Physical Scientists (LAMPS). The James E. Talmage Society, the Latter-day Saint Association of Mathematical and Physical Scientists (LAMPS for short) is sponsored by the Brigham Young University College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences. They publish a newsletter three times a year. Membership in this association is free and open to anyone who is studying or working in any of the fields represented by the departments of the College: chemistry/biochemistry, computer science, geology, mathematics, physics/astronomy, or statistics. http://cpms.byu.edu/cpms/talmage/homepage.html

Everybody ought to home school their children-even if the kids attend public school during the day. These sites are useful for anyone who cares about improving their children's education.

• LDS Home Education A site for parents who have chosen to educate their children at home. Educational articles and great links for the entire family.
• LDS Homeschooling in California Other links to tis site on this page are outdated.
• LDS Homeschooling n California Vital informaton for LDS Homeschoolers in California including links, conference information and groups
• LDS-CMers : An email support group for Latter-day Saint homeschool parents who are implementing (or studying) the Charlotte Mason philosophy of education.
• LDS Homeschooling in California
• LDS Home Ed : LDS Home Ed is an email support group for those who chose to educate their children at home.
• Latter-Day Saint Home Educators Assn. : LDS support organization: printed newsletter, e-mail newsletter, mail order bookstore, conferences.
• Home School Links Plenty of Home School Links to help you decide if its right for you and your family. Be sure to see our Genealogy site at http://www.morgan.net/~texas We use our family history to help teach American History. It really makes the Wars come alive when you can find out what your family was doing at the time America was fighting for FREEDOM.
• Clawson Academy The Clawson family is an LDS homeschooling family living in Clearfield, Utah. This page is about their homeschooling life, with links, unit studies, etc.
• LDS Home Learners : A pro-unschooling email list, but all LDS homeschoolers are welcome
• LDS Homeschoolers in California : An email discussion list for LDS homeschoolers in CA
• LDS Homeschooler's Exchange A message board for LDS Home Schoolers.
• COOP.Mormon.Org. The LDS Cooperative School Discussion Page. A discussion area for an LDS-oriented cooperative school, an alternative to Public and Home Schooling. Subscribe and read the archives at the Web site. http://coop.mormon.org
• Home Schooling Daily. The links at this site are organized to encourage use of the Internet as a curriculum tool. Includes a "play" area and a spot to submit contributions to the cyberworld. Parents will find information on home schooling, sites to use in a home school, and numerous lesson plans. Includes some of the best sites on Family Living and Family Entertainment. http://www.infinet.com/~baugust
• Izu Early Childhood Education. A site for home schoolers. Owner Tonia Izu writes: "Individuals have often asked why and how our children were able to begin first grade when they were four years old. This page explains our family educational philosophy. There are several advantages to sending sixteen-year-olds to an out-of-state university." A very slow load. http://www.netcom.com/~toniaizu/eiedu.html
• Latter-day Family Resources. Newsletters and resources for home-schooling. It's the shopping network of home schooling. Updates quarterly. http://www.itsnet.com/~family
• LDS Home Education E-mail Group. E-mail group for parents who want the joy of watching their own children grow and learn. Good resources. http://www.utw.com/~kpearson/LDSHomeEd.html
• LDS Home Schooling. This site strongly advocates home schooling for everyone. A good resource for LDS-oriented links, it includes an excellent list of home schooling information and links to support groups, Web pages, mailing lists, and curricula. http://www.midnightbeach.com/hs/lds.htm
• LDS Home Schooling Page. Another great page on LDS home-schooling resources. Includes articles on subjects related to home schooling, including parenting, socialization, dealing with criticism of home schooling, and a history of education; LDS home schooling organizations, curriculum resources, and regional contacts; quotes from the Brethren on education, public schools, parental responsibility, socialization, and more. http://home1.gte.net/shannon2/index.htm

LDS-oriented Internet information for people dealing with various disabilities.

• LDSability A site in progress designed for members of the church with disabilities and their families. As of now it is just the site structure, but will be full of information within the next month. Please consider for the next edition under the 'Disability' Category Thanks
• Prodigal : A support list for good LDS parents who are dealing with difficult kids. If people ask whether your kid is on Ritalin, you belong here. No archives are maintained. Subscribe at http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/prodigal.
• Women Of Strength A site about abuse in temple marriages. This site helps admit that it can and ways to distinguish if it is happening to you or someone you love.
• Mary and Martha : This is a page about an e-mail list created for LDS women abused by their spouses. Its a support group. The list can be quiet for a long time and then suddenly someone will open up a discussion in which everyone will offer an opinion and overall support.
• Little Ones Lost This is a fairly new site dedicated to helping LDS parents coping with miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS, infertility and related losses. Parents can share their stories at this site by submitting them to the Webmaster. It is hoped that this way we can bear one another's burdens and help others to work through their grief, by sharing our own as well as our faith and hope. Contains useful links & resources.
• Special Ones : Email list for LDS parents of special needs kids. You need to register with onelist to get on. The owner writes: "I really think there's an audience out there that could use this. It's only been going on for a couple weeks now, and there are just ten subscribers, which is good, but I do think there are more out there who can use the support such a list can provide!"
• Blain Nelson's Abuse Pages. Counseling resources for people in abusive relationships. Blain Nelson is a Latter-day Saint who established the pages as part of his recovery process. http://www.pacificrim.net/~blainn/abuse/index.html
• LDISABLED. For members of the Church who are disabled, or chronically ill in any way, and their families and friends. To subscribe, send an e-mail request to listserv@home.ease.lsoft.com with the message subscribe LDISABLED your name.
• LDS Deaf Connection. A tremendously well-done site, with helpful resources for deaf members. Features include a message board, news, visitors center, and mission information. http://www.bolingbroke.com/LDC
• Materials for the Blind and Deaf. An article about materials available to disabled Saints. http://www.mormons.org/daily/health/Deaf_Materials_EOM.htm
• PEACE. A mailing list for Latter-day Saints who need a place to discuss issues relating to depression. No archive, moderated. To subscribe, send a request to majordomo@ldschurch.net with the message subscribe peace your-e-mail-address.
• S.A.V.E. Substance Abuse Volunteer Efforts helping LDS people overcome substance abuse. A page for Mormons dealing with substance abuse. It is designed to aid people in overcoming these problems through God and respects the spiritual principles of the Church, AA, Al-Anon, and ACOA. http://www.nicoh.com/IMIS/SAVE
• The Stress Relief Page. Feeling stressed about life? Overcome with guilt? These scriptures are worth contemplating. http://www.athenet.net/~jlindsay/stress.html

Internet resources for dealing with homosexuality (same-sex attraction), sexual addictions, and other sex-related issues.

• #LDS_SSA channel on IRC A special meetingplace for Latter-day Saints dealing with same-sex attraction on Internet Relay Chat, with twice weekly scheduled meetings and the opportunity to meet friends anytime and have a safe place for mutual support
• Disciples A group of electronic mailing lists designed to be a support for Latter-day Saints wanting to overcome the challenges of same-sex attraction and for their friends and family members and ecclesiastical leaders.
• Evergreen A support organization for Latter-day Saints wanting to overcome the challenges of same-sex attraction and live the Gospel standard of sexuality
• Clean-LDS An electronic mailing list for Latter-day Saints facing pornography problems.
• DISCIPLES. A mailing list for those who struggle with issues of same-sex attraction but are committed to obedience to the gospel of Jesus Christ and the teachings of modern apostles and prophets. Anonymous participation is permitted. Charter is strictly enforced, as is confidentiality. The list welcomes parents, spouses, priesthood leaders, and counselors. Subscribe with a request to d2moderate@aol.com. Charter is at the Web site. http://users.aol.com/disciples2
• Evergreen International. A Web page for the Evergreen International organization. It tries to help members who struggle with homosexuality. Includes articles on Finding Forgiveness, Finding the Way Back, Healing Your Damaged Life, Obtaining Help from the Lord, Same Gender Attraction, To Be Healed, Trust in the Lord, Happiness. http://members.aol.com/evergrn999
• FAMILIES. A discussion list for families of LDS members dealing with same-sex orientation. Not negative toward the Church. Subscribe with an e-mail request to d2moderate@aol.com. More information is available at the Web site. http://members.aol.com/disciples2/families.htm
• GAYMORMON. An e-mail group for same-sex attracted Saints and their friends for the discussion of issues with family, friends, and trying to become part of the gay community. Made up of SSA Mormons with varying degrees of involvement in the gay community and/or the LDS Church. Similar in tone to Q-SAINTS. To subscribe, send an e-mail request to nephi@netcom.com.
• Q-SAINTS. E-mail list for lesbian, gay, and bisexual people that come from a Mormon or Restoration background. Family members are welcome. Often takes an adversarial position toward the Church. Sponsored by Affirmation. Subscribe with an e-mail request to majordomo@vector.casti.com
• Stephen Rex Goode. Among his many interests, Rex has become a fairly prominent leader in the movement for adhering to gospel standards in the struggle with same-sex attraction. This page contains some of his excellent essays on the subject. http://www.coil.com/~rexg
• TEENSTOO. Teen members of the LDS Church who experience a same-sex orientation. For those who desire to remain true to the teachings of the church. Not negative toward the Church. Supports LDS concepts. Subscribe with an e-mail request to chiefguy@aol.com. More information is available at the Web site. http://members.aol.com/teenstoo
• WOMENTOO. LDS Women with a same-sex orientation who seek to follow the Church's teachings. Not negative toward the Church. Subscribe with an e-mail request to d2moderate@aol.com. More information is found on the Web site. http://members.aol.com/disciples2/women.htm

Links to LDS bookstores and a mind-numbing array of products designed for a Mormon audience.

• Latter-day Music Music CD's by LDS artists with song samples. Enjoy an atmosphere of beautiful music, which you can sample before you buy.
• Dave's Daily Chuckle -- 100% Clean Jokes : Dave's Daily Chuckle is a 100% Clean Email Joke List. Jokes so clean you can share them with your children or Bishop! Yes, it is possible! We strive to keep our jokes clean so you don't have to worry about what you will find in your in box if it comes from us!
• Rocket Automotive Home Page Automotive parts, sales, and service. Specializing in carburetor repair and muscle car restoration.
• Learn How To Successfully Market Your LDS Business - Valuable Resources To Produce Incredible Results Learn how to grow your business on-line and off-line. Search the National LDS business directory for local businesses in your area. Your LDS Business resource.
• Yeah Write for Windows Yeah Write for Windows is one of the easiest, most user-friendly word processors ever created. It supports several types of documents including a diary, a journal, general purpose documents, personal letters, business letters, memos etc. Yeah Write for Windows uses an innovative, fill-in-the-blank approach to word processing. It’s fast, easy to use, colorful, small, and very inexpensive.
• Baby Gifts by Ella Original water color designs by professional artist Ella Miller imprinted with your baby's personal birth information all beautifully matted and framed.
• Custom Crib Sets by Audrey Baby quilts, dust ruffles, and bumper pads custom designed and hand quilted by Audrey herself to her customers' satisfaction
• Latter-Day Creations Mailing List : Latter-Day Creations sends a monthly E-Mail about specials, sales, and new items. Every new subscriber to our mailing list will automatically be entered in our free monthly drawing.
• Latter-Day Creations Internet Catalog White clothing and accessories for sacred occasions --suitable for blessings, christenings, baptisms, confirmations, communions, burial, and LDS temple wear. A superstore other merchandise of interest to Latter-day Saints.
• Natural Meals Publishing FREE recipes and cooking contests. FREE Ark-Stocking Chart. FREE Nutri-Newsletter. Cookbooks and Video to help you make FAST, Healthy Food Storage Meals...learn to cook beans AND grains in only 3 minutes!...cottage cheese from powdered milk in only 3 minutes! 12 Steps To Self-Sufficient Living to help you take the panic out of preparing for emergencies.
• The Old Wizards Castle Finding the best packaged and download software titles and computer hardware is fast and easy at The Old Wizards Castle, the Computer Superstore. From games to utilities, Pc's to Lap Tops,we have the Software and Hardware you're looking for at bargain prices.
• Leary Family Child Care Children live in a gospel oriented environment where true principles are taught in songs, social interaction and activities
• Commercial Sites. A good list of links to commercial sites. http://www.ldsworld.com/links/com.html
• Commercial Sites. Links to 24 commercial sites including: MTC Cookies, Deseret Book, Covenant Books, LDS Music in Spanish, and more. http://www.wnetc.com/resource/lds/commercial.html
• Commercial LDS Sites. Links to 16 commercial LDS sites including: Infobases, Iron Rod Bookshop, Cumorah Hill Publishing, Latter-Day lifestyles, Music Store, and more. Somewhat outdated. http://www.nettally.com/LDS/commerlds.html
• LDS Retailer Search. A Deseret Book list of retail outlets for LDS products. http://www.deseretbook.com/retail_search.html

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