March 2 — Ensign, ‘Mothers Who Know’, November 2007 “Mothers who know desire to bear children. Whereas in many cultures in the world children are becoming less valued in the culture of the gospel we still believe in having children. …
Mothers who know honor sacred ordinances and covenants. I have visited sacrament meetings in some of the poorest places on the earth where mothers have dressed with great care in their Sunday best despite walking for miles on dusty streets and using worn-out public transportation. They bring daughters in clean and ironed dresses with hair brushed to perfection; their sons wear white shirts and ties and have missionary haircuts. … Mothers who know are nurturers. … Another word for nurturing is homemaking. Homemaking includes cooking, washing clothes and dishes, and keeping an orderly home.” — Julie S. Beck (more…)







































































































































