Family Pecan Trees: Planting a

Elder Carlos E. Asay asks what kind of trees we are planting in our families. Are we looking for a quick and easy way to rear our children, or are we planting a legacy of faith that will endure through the eternities? In clear, practical terms, Elder Asay presents sixteen "pecan-tree" practices that families can plant in their homes. He explains the importance of prayer, scripture study, family home evenings, priesthood blessings, names of significance, personal parent interviews, memories, good humor, personal and family histories, family organizations, family traditions, communication lifelines, love and service at home, church service, home and church worship and temple activity and worship. Not just another book of theory it offers specific things Latter-day Saints can do to strengthen and protect their families for generations.