The Ward Family

We sit down with Ben and get to know more about his life including a near-death experience, serving a challenging mission, and feeling God's love and tender mercies in unexpected ways.

We sit down with Kay and get to know more about her life including a challenging new ward as a kid, becoming a teacher somewhat unexpectedly, and connecting with others through tennis, golf, walks with dogs, and all things active.

We sit down with Charlotte and get to know more about her life including having immigrant parents, pursuing (a lot of) schooling and professional training, and helping her children find their place in the world.

We sit down with LJ and get to know more about her life including having mixed race parents, becoming a parent herself, and still being as weird as she was in middle school.

We sit down with Jen and get to know more about her life including family challenges early in life, her path into teaching, and the work that she and others are doing to make a difference in the lives of children and families in East Palo Alto.

We sit down with Rachel and get to know more about her life including growing up in the country, seeing seeds planted during her mission taking root many years later, and now becoming a parent.

We sit down with Nancy and get to know more about her life including growing up in the LA area, having an extensive work career, and serving in a variety of callings in the church over the years.

We sit down with Chelsea and get to know more about her life including growing up in Idaho, losing her father at an early age, and having a number of things come together in her life in a very sweet way. We can also look forward to musical performances by her Family Von Trapp down the line.

We sit down with Julie, our Relief Society President, and get to know more about her life including growing up in this area and then coming full circle in many ways after graduating from college and getting married.

We sit down with Nathan, a member of our Bishopric, and get to know more about his life including serving a mission in Germany, likely being the only undergraduate at his college who was both married and had a child, and the insights he's gained over time about serving within the Church.