Abuse, Spouse and Child
Mistreatment within families, condemned as contrary to gospel love and family sanctity.
Also known as: Abuse Spouse and Child
36 documents · 6 libraries · 1978–2025
Emphasis over time
Peak: 3 documents in 1986
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- General Conference25 documents
- BYU Studies4 documents
- BYU Speeches3 documents
- Religious Educator2 documents
- Gospel Topics and Questions1 document
- Liahona Articles1 document
Latest
BYU Studies
The Planting of the Lord (opens in a new tab)
Mary Ackerman · 2025
Liahona Articles
“Can We Heal Our Relationship?” Addressing Verbal and Emotional Abuse (opens in a new tab)
Gail Newbold · Oct 2024
BYU Studies
Wild Fruit (opens in a new tab)
Victoria Webb Rutherford · 2023
General Conference
Be True to God and His Work (opens in a new tab)
Quentin L. Cook · Oct 2022
General Conference
He Is Risen with Healing in His Wings: We Can Be More Than Conquerors (opens in a new tab)
Patrick Kearon · Apr 2022
General Conference
Not as the World Giveth (opens in a new tab)
Jeffrey R. Holland · Apr 2021
Religious Educator
Teaching the Doctrine of the Family: A South African Example (opens in a new tab)
Khumbulani D. Mdletshe and Michael A. Goodman · 2018
BYU Speeches
Be 100 Percent Responsible (opens in a new tab)
Lynn G. Robbins · Aug 2017
BYU Studies
Love and Intimacy in Family, Kinship, Friendship, and Community (opens in a new tab)
Mark H. Butler and Allen E. Bergin · 2003
Religious Educator
Reproving with Sharpness—When? (opens in a new tab)
Robert L. Millet and Lloyd D. Newell · 2001
Earliest
General Conference
“Behold Your Little Ones” (opens in a new tab)
Gordon B. Hinckley · Oct 1978
Most frequent voices
- Gordon B. Hinckley10 documents
- Boyd K. Packer2 documents
- Jeffrey R. Holland2 documents
- Lynn G. Robbins2 documents
- Quentin L. Cook2 documents
- Thomas S. Monson2 documents
People with the most documents on this topic.
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