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Do Church Leaders Get Tired During Their Frequent Travels? Elder and Sister Christofferson Discuss in New Church News Video
LDS Living
- “'Traveling has got to be so hard. Oh, it’s so tiring,'” Sister Kathy Christofferson, wife of Elder D. Todd Christofferson, says people often remark in reference to the frequent travels she and her husband are often assigned to. “And it is,” but there is something about being with members of the Church around the world that reenergizes and rejuvenates them in the Lord’s work, she says. “We pinch ourselves to think that we can go and be with these wonderful people,” Sister Christofferson said in a new video released by Church News . Elder D. Todd Christofferson and his wife, Sister...
Latter-day Saint US Soldier Killed in Helicopter Crash While Serving in Afghanistan
Danielle Christensen
- US Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Kirk Takeshi Fuchigami Jr. died Nov. 20 in a helicopter crash in Lagar Province, Afghanistan. The Latter-day Saint soldier, age 25, was killed while providing security for troops on the ground, Church News reported. Fuchigami was raised in Hilo, Hawaii, and Henderson, Nevada, and loved aviation. Graduating from high school in 2012, he joined the JROTC and the Aviation Magnet Program and received a pilot's license—one of the youngest to do so in his school's history. Fuchigami attended Warrant Officer Candidate School and flight school, where he was selected to fly the AH-64 Apache helicopter....
10 Famous Guests Who Performed with the Tabernacle Choir at Christmas
Jannalee Sandau and Lindsey Williams
- T his story originally ran on LDS Living in 2017 but has been updated to include more recent guests. In its over 170 years of performing, the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square has toured the world, sung at presidential inaugurations, and inspired millions through their weekly broadcast, Music and the Spoken Word —the world’s longest continuously running weekly network broadcast. On top of that, the choir has also hosted dozens of famous people at its annual Christmas concert over the years, from actors and singers to journalists and even the Muppets® from Sesame Street®. This year marks the 20th year of...
How Latter-day Saint and Navy Head Football Coach Ken Niumatalolo Keeps a Gospel Perspective
Church News
- The president of the Annapolis Maryland Stake and head coach of the football team at the University of Navy, Ken Niumatalolo, knows how to keep everything in perspective, according to a recent article in Church News . On Saturday, the Navy will play the Army in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in what some people regard as one of the best rivalries in college football. This year the outcome of the game has increased expectations for Coach Niumatalolo and his team. There are three main things Navy will look to accomplish on Saturday with a win against Army: Navy can lay hold of the...
App Allows You to Listen to Most Recent General Conference on Amazon Alexa Devices
Alicia Soto
- “Alexa, play general conference, please.” “Okay, playing general conference.” In a world of virtual assistants, accessing the words of the prophets is faster and easier than ever. But even for a smart assistant like Alexa, someone needs to teach it these skills. The Amazon Alexa Skill, “General Conference” provides you a random talk from the most recent general conference directly through an Amazon Alexa device or app. “[The Amazon Alexa “General Conference” skill] allows members another channel of choice to access general conference. So a member can enable the skill and then say, ‘Alexa, play general conference,’ and it will start...
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10 Famous Guests Who Performed with the Tabernacle Choir at Christmas
Jannalee Sandau and Lindsey Williams
- T his story originally ran on LDS Living in 2017 but has been updated to include more recent guests. In its over 170 years of performing, the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square has toured the world, sung at presidential inaugurations, and inspired millions through their weekly broadcast, Music and the Spoken Word —the world’s longest continuously running weekly network broadcast. On top of that, the choir has also hosted dozens of famous people at its annual Christmas concert over the years, from actors and singers to journalists and even the Muppets® from Sesame Street®. This year marks the 20th year of...
How Latter-day Saint and Navy Head Football Coach Ken Niumatalolo Keeps a Gospel Perspective
Church News
- The president of the Annapolis Maryland Stake and head coach of the football team at the University of Navy, Ken Niumatalolo, knows how to keep everything in perspective, according to a recent article in Church News . On Saturday, the Navy will play the Army in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in what some people regard as one of the best rivalries in college football. This year the outcome of the game has increased expectations for Coach Niumatalolo and his team. There are three main things Navy will look to accomplish on Saturday with a win against Army: Navy can lay hold of the...
“Come, Follow Me” December 16–22: “Good Tidings of Great Joy”
LDS Living Staff
- Don’t forget to record your impressions and read the ideas outlined in the Come, Follow Me manuals on ChurchofJesusChrist.org . Related Video Scripture Insight This scriptural insight comes from Verse by Verse: Volume 1 by Andrew C. Skinner and D. Kelly Ogden. Elder Bruce R. McConkie said: “The One [the Father] whose might and omnipotence we can scarcely glimpse and cannot begin to comprehend, this Holy Being to whom we, by comparison, are as the dust of the earth, this Almighty Personage, in his love, mercy, and grace, condescended to step down from his Almighty throne, to step down to a...
What Prophets Have Said About Santa Claus
LDS Living Staff
- Is Santa Claus a part of your Christmas tradition? Check out what a few Church leaders have said about old Saint Nick. Russell M. Nelson In homes throughout the modern world, stockings are still “hung by the chimney with care in hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there” (“A Visit from St. Nicholas,” Clement Clarke Moore). But, oddly enough, one stocking seems to be missing. Perhaps it has never even been considered. I speak of a stocking for the Babe of Bethlehem. Of all people central to the Christmas scene, only His stocking seems to have been forgotten. It doesn’t...
How Strangers Changed the Lives of a Family Spending Their Christmas in the Hospital
LDS Living Staff
- The following letter previously ran on LDS Living in 2015. This year the New York Times best-selling novel Christmas Jars got a new chapter with the release of the movie. To celebrate, here is a touching, true story and letter from a recipient of a Christmas Jar, a Christmas tradition inspired by the book. The tradition is simple—put a jar in a visible place in your home and put your spare change in it throughout the year. At Christmastime, donate the jar to someone who needs the extra love and help. To the group of teenagers at Primary Children's Hospital eleven...
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19 Meaningful Gifts for Ministering Friends and Families
LDS Living Staff
- Whether you want to leave a spiritual message or just let those you minister to know that you're thinking of them, there are plenty of options. Check out our ideas below or email yours to us! Book of Mormon Videos: Scenes from First Nephi | $8.99 | The new Book of Mormon videos are the perfect gift to give the families you minister to! This first collection of videos covers the beginning of the Book of Mormon through Lehi and his family's arrival in the promised land. These videos are a great teaching aid for class, home, and personal learning. Buy...
4 Tips to Help You Focus During the Sacrament
LDS Living Staff
- The following article originally ran on LDS Living in September 2015. When Jesus visited the Americas after His death, He told the people this: "And it shall be a testimony unto the Father that ye do always remember me" (3 Nephi 18:7). But obviously it’s a real struggle to remember Christ as much as He would like. There is, however, one set-aside event where our only goal is to think about Christ and His sacrifice for us: sacrament meeting. Picture the following scene in your mind: The sacrament begins. You bow your head for the prayer and a crick in your neck...
14 of Our Favorite Stocking Stuffers from Deseret Book
LDS Living Staff
- Joyful: Piano Duets of Gérald Caussé and Nicolas Giusti For this album, Nicolas composed five piano duet arrangements of classic hymns with the purpose of sharing the joy of the gospel. He turns the traditionally somber meditation "Where Can I Turn for Peace?" into a surprisingly joyful celebration, and his treatment of classic hymns like "I Need Thee Every Hour" and "God Be with You Till We Meet Again" are unforgettable beautiful exchanges between two incredibly talented pianists. The album is rounded out with a virtuosic solo rendition of "Because I Have Been Given Much" by Nicolas Giusti. The level of...
How to Take Advantage of Killer Cyber Week Deals at Deseret Book
LDS Living Staff
- It's Cyber Week at DeseretBook.com ! In addition to the great deals below, make sure you're subscribed to the LDS Living newsletter to find out what the Deseret Book "Deal of the Day" is. Bring Christmas home and start saving big on the top holiday products. Happy shopping! Cyber Week is now live at Deseret Book! Enjoy 20% off one item in the entertainment category! COUPON CODE: CM1908 (Exp. 12/07/19) Click here to apply code Let Us All Press On b y The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square —$13.49 (Save 50%) The first hymns album from the Choir after seven...
How Strangers Changed the Lives of a Family Spending Their Christmas in the Hospital
LDS Living Staff
- The following letter previously ran on LDS Living in 2015. This year the New York Times best-selling novel Christmas Jars got a new chapter with the release of the movie. To celebrate, here is a touching, true story and letter from a recipient of a Christmas Jar, a Christmas tradition inspired by the book. The tradition is simple—put a jar in a visible place in your home and put your spare change in it throughout the year. At Christmastime, donate the jar to someone who needs the extra love and help. To the group of teenagers at Primary Children's Hospital eleven...
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