Welcome to another week on the blog! Today's Miracle Monday is Sister Teresa Pandone's testimony of how God worked in her family during an extended period of fasting and prayer (approximately 2 years!).

My husband, Don, and I nurtured and trained our children in the ways of God. Our son, Michael, attended church until he was 18 and then decided he wanted his own apartment, and for the next eight years, Michael did not attend church.

Here is something for you to feast on over the weekend.

I'm sure many of us heard that famous quote, "Live your life in such a way that if someone said something bad about you, no one would believe it." They truly are words to live by. It's something I often tell my children — as well as myself — when I need an example of how to live life.

I'm sure a lot of you have heard or read the quote "She took the leap and built her wings on the way down." It's a quote from a book titled "Her" by Kobi Yamada, and for some reason, this quote is supposed to encourage or inspire us.

I strongly dislike the rain. It's soggy and dreary, and nobody in California knows how to drive on the freeway when the roads are wet. The second a few drops of water hit the pavement, vehicles engage "bumper car" mode and skid all over the asphalt. It's embarrassing, really.

We are continuing our theme of prayer (and fasting) for the month of March. Today's experience comes from Sister Brianne Gehly, and it shows the power of fasting and prayer. If you have a testimony to share, please fill out our submission form. We'd love to hear from you!

We hoped you enjoyed the testimonies from the mission field this week! Here is something to pass along to those who may need a word of encouragement.

Scripture says that God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He's also the same here in America as He is across the oceans in other countries. We hear many stories in our branches and neighborhoods about how the Lord turns people to Him. Here are two conversion testimonies from the African nation of Zambia. We hope this is a blessing.

Yesterday, we shared some testimonies from Dominica, and today we'd like to share some more IMOC experiences. Today's story comes from Tijuana, Mexico. This experience happened recently in November 2013. Many of us have co-workers who we interact with on a daily basis, but sometimes we're afraid to share our testimony with them. God used one shy, introverted brother in TJ to touch the life of a co-worker along with his whole family.

We'd like to share some testimonies from the International Missionary Operating Committee (IMOC) so that you know what God is doing and has done for the brothers and sisters around the world. Today's experiences are from the island nation of Dominica in the Caribbean.

Today, we're kicking off our March Miracle Monday theme, which is fasting and/or prayer. We could still use a few experiences to finish out the rest of the month, so if you have an experience that involves fasting and/or prayer, please share it with us! Today's experience is from Sister Betty D'Orazio.

Here is a great reminder to share with your brothers, sisters, and friends today.

A few Sundays ago, our minister preached about the Apostle Peter. Have you ever given Peter much thought? A lot of people have. He's one of the more popular apostles to study because he's so likeable. Brash, rash, quick to act, slow to think, Peter reminds us a lot of us.

We discussed this in my branch a few weeks back. The next time you're tempted to say any of the things below, remember what God has already said to you.

Today, we're sharing a powerful testimony sent to us by Brother Kevin Murphy. This is in regard to a recent miracle that happened in the Southeast Region.

On Sunday, Feb. 2, 2014 during anointing, we had a brother approach the ministry using a cane. This brother has been suffering from knee issues for a very long time. He has been through a couple of surgeries with no relief. Although he had been anointed for this injury before, he felt to be anointed again.