What Family Means - Happy Families

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The Davies bring new meaning to the phrase “one big, happy family.” With seven kids, Jim and Becky Davies’ family is bigger than they had dreamed it could be. And it is clear that the group is happy. Most importantly, though, their love makes them one with each other in a way that tops any other factors-including DNA.
Jim and Becky struggled with infertility. Miraculously, their two eldest kids, Rachel and Jake, were born to them biologically. The blessings didn’t stop there. With the help of a private adoption agency and family, the Davies were blessed to welcome Jess, Kristin, Trevor, and Josh into their home and hearts over the course of several years. They were happily surprised when Becky then became pregnant with their youngest, Natalie.
The Davies don’t mind if others wonder how or why their family structure works. They are simply happy to be together.
“This is my family. I know that they will love me for who I am, and as well have the expectation that I’ll love them for who they are,” says Josh.
Jess feels the same way.
“It’s such an interesting group of people to have as a family,” she says, “but there’s just no question of us being meant to be together.”
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[@BeemerMac3]

Nothing more important on this earth than families. Together we can all make it back to live with our Heavenly Father and there be together forever as families.

[@hannahborrego5808]

Obviously not all families are like this- but that is not the point of the video. Growing up in the LDS religion, my family was no where near the "happy" family but as siblings we learned to grow with each other and be each other's strength. After my parents divorce, depression, their second marriages, and many many trials (we all have them)- we are still a family. Family doesn't have to be blood-relative. It's just a matter of those whom you love who loves you. Including our Heavenly Father and our brother, and Savior, Jesus Christ. :) What a wonderful life this family has had (with trials, too, of course). We are all blessed in our own ways and with our own circumstances. It is up to us to recognize our blessings.

[@santiagovalencia687]

This is a great familly Trevor was one of my mission companions!!

[@starlegends3092]

That's so cool

[@clandyjeur3880]

I know my precious BROTHER'S AND SISTER'S! I'm family too! We already repent fasting baptize and married. Don't be afraid! GOD has HIS Children's at right side! Just stay there and protect both head ( husband and wife) if already repent fasting baptize and married already under GOD GRACE.

[@ellielesan4093]

My mom is best friends with this family! We visited them a couple years ago!

[@Trancegirl1966]

Thank you Mormon Channel for this video! There are so many great families out there in this world. I have a small family, my husband and I have only one child together but we are happy and we love, laugh and cry our way through life...we know through Gospel Principles that families are forever!!

[@RSoliai]

Simply...beautiful! Wow!

[@rebelinfla]

Love this story!

[@chrisa6455]

I used to babysit for sister Davies her children and I had just had a newborn baby and a two year old they're the nicest sweetest kind of people and they still remember me love you brother sister Davies

[@Anditeshordo]

family is more than blood(or bloodlines). meaning anyone can be family, its just your look on it!

[@kiray1835]

They're beautiful family!

[@emilyflowergoat]

I love how thy helped a lot of kids : D

[@bleubird2023]

What a BEAUTIFUL family.

[@bizaxeys371]

Dude i wish my family was like this

[@landofashley]

Same, I’m watching this happy for them but didn’t have this experience. We can create it ourselves!

[@LeausaVlog]

Yay for Families. Got to love them.

[@mosekofeleaupepe5467]

I love you guys

[@lupesanders1864]

I love this!!!

[@mmnw57]

I Wish my family was like this

[@orhanahmedov1803]

Same

[@marilurigaud8493]

💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠💠🔲🔷🔶

[@bizaxeys371]

For real man.

[@chich3chich176]

I wish I had a family

[@melow-qb3pu]

Wish I had one lol

[@katrinaazra6558]

3:23 he starts singing "Frozen" lol

[@josefinamelena3757]

Bruh

[@starlegends3092]

Let it go, let it go, I'm one with my family! Let it go, let it goooo, the lonely girl is gone!

[@josh9756]

this is an amazing video

[@tuesdaymacdonald]

They remind me of my family. :)

[@a_normal_earthbeing1180]

Opposite of mine:C

[@chilcoatsfamily8872]

I love this video

[@vickyeatsmcdonaldsfries7485]

This gives me happy vibes ❤️✝️🙏🏽

[@noahharmuth6342]

I'm the youngest and it is not easy

[@jeanlittle405]

Absolutely beautiful! Do you have room for one more?? ;)

[@roserivas3790]

That's awesome story

[@ChristianZiya]

Beautiful family ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@snowboarderjnl]

love this

[@chrisa6455]

I used to babysit for them I remember bringing my newborn baby with me and I babysit I think there were four for kids at the time really nice family

[@dwightwiltz7677]

Awesome

[@starlegends3092]

We all a family❤

[@rubenalejandroprietolopez9291]

Me facinan los videos

[@mariaeugeniagomez3023]

So cute

[@animecreator3678]

I love the idea of dating and starting a family of my own with my future husband! I want to have three children at minimum and maybe ten children at maximum (inspiration from Russell M. Nelson’s family ;))! I hope that I can endure the pain of giving birth to so many kids though.

[@isrealgaribaldi351]

the baby is the cutest baby ever

[@marilurigaud8493]

LOVELY lzlfwdargjbdc

[@vivalabella88]

Iglsia mormona en Moreno Valley

[@artakzarobyan9556]

Famille bien

[@debfryer2437]

How would it be?

[@elizalarson8090]

+AsKaGangsta everything is a choice. it is your choice to go on a mission if you join our church. no obligation

[@kittylover2536]

I am the youngest and I am the 7th child

[@scottscage6409]

Kitty Lover Im the youngest of four, but my family went through multiple marriages so I have half and step siblings.

[@ninjanana8730]

Garments?

[@churchofjesuschrist]

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[@jimbarrofficial]

Have these kids ever met their birth parents?

[@johnharvey4448]

Our family wasn’t like this. Our family was in ignorance of the restored gospel and things such as the Family Proclamation to the World that says what strong families are built on. Including specifically ‘wholesome recreational activities’.

[@askagangsta5455]

Should I become a mormon

[@ILoFoSho]

AsKaGangsta Uh, yeayah. Whatever outsiders can try to say about Mormons, you can't deny that Mormons definitely KNOW what they believe and their knowledge brings them happiness and makes their lives THAT much better. Anybody who says otherwise is just somebody who isn't experiencing those blessings themselves, by their own choice of course. If you're legitimately wondering about the church, as a Mormon myself I strongly encourage you to take some missionary lessons and seek your own answers as to what the truth is. You won't be dissapointed.

[@askagangsta5455]

Isaac Lowe Is it cool in the temple

[@ILoFoSho]

AsKaGangsta It's the best. I'm going there tomorrow morning in fact. I can't quite explain *why* the temple is so amazing, but I know how it is. When you go to the temple, all your life problems become tiny and you feel completely peaceful. Just being there gives you an eternal perspective on things and it makes decisions so much easier to make and goals so much easier to achieve and I could go on for hours about how awesome the temple is. This primary song illustrates my point pretty well: www.lds.org/music/library/childrens-songbook/i-love-to-see-the-temple?lang=eng Seriously, there's no place on earth that is better to be than the temple. Maybe because everybody there has such a great spirit of love, maybe because the architecture and beauty is so amazing, most likely just because the Spirit is so strong and easy to feel there. Temple's are a blessing we've got to work for a little bit, but they're absolutely worth it.

[@askagangsta5455]

Isaac Lowe Can you take a picture I want to see it and I thought it was a church if its for christians

[@ILoFoSho]

AsKaGangsta 'spose I could take a picture of the outside of it for ya, but I can't take pictures on the inside. Or, another way, you could just google pictures of LDS Temples and see what they look like from the inside and out. And I'm not sure I understand what you mean, but I'll do my best to answer! The temple is different than a church building, we have church buildings too though. Church buildings are like any other Christian church, you go there to learn and take the sacrament and everything. Temples are meant for sacred ordinances and covenants. Does that answer your question or am I being weird and totally not getting it?

[@PamelaNotAnderson]

I have no family. None.

[@scottscage6409]

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[@isabelgarcia3805]

Soon i should to become a mormon...

[@lizzyhall1551]

You can go to www.churchofjesuschrist.org to learn more

[@pablitoadriano2938]

I know the church of jesus christ is true i know the book of mormon is a words of God i dont bilib its a cult

[@churchofjesuschrist]

Thanks for sharing your testimony, @pablito adriano. We're glad you're here!

[@Jack-eo5fn]

This is putting enormous pressure on individuals and families to pretend perfection, even with forced laughter and often forced smiles. Being human together is not a climb towards perfection but a state or unconditional grace. Im sure these are wonderful people, but it’s not right to pose as perfect Mormons or a perfect family. I’m not Mormon but I know well how unfair and damaging this portrayal is to other Mormons who suffer depression and exclusion in their fervor to “be perfect even as god is perfect.”