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Missionaries in Critical Condition After Car Crash in Canada
LDS Living Staff
- On Sunday, September 15, Church spokesman Daniel Woodruff released the following statement from the Church: "On Friday, two young missionaries serving in the Canada Vancouver Mission were involved in a serious crash when their vehicle collided with a truck. The crash happened in Kamloops in British Columbia. Elder Bryant Keck, age 19, from Sanford, Colorado and Elder Dallin Thompson, age 19, from Sahuarita, Arizona are both in critical condition with injuries that may be life-threatening. The condition of the occupants of the truck is unknown, and we pray for their well-being. We also pray for both missionaries and their families, and...
Church to Show Video Worldwide Explaining the New Children and Youth Program
LDS Living Staff
- What will the new program for children and youth to be implemented by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on January 1, 2020, look like? Six Church leaders, including President Russell M. Nelson, speak to the vision and basic principles of the coming program in a 48-minute video that Latter-day Saints worldwide will watch during the second half of worship services on Sunday, September 29, 2019. The video was made available to local Church leaders on September 13 to help them prepare for the broadcast and address questions from their congregants. The production features President Nelson, President M. Russell...
How My Daughter's Brain Injury Taught Me What True Ministering Looks Like
Yvonne Swinson
- At 2:49 pm on January 13, 2019, I got the call no parent wants to receive. It was the bishop’s wife: “Your daughter has been in an accident.” My daughter Erynn, barely 18, was in a car with three other girls, all members of the Laurel class presidency. On their way to welcome a new girl to the ward, the car she was riding in pulled out of the neighborhood and was struck by an oncoming truck, causing injuries to all four girls. Arriving at the scene before paramedics, I was relieved to see them still seated in the car with...
How President Nelson's Unique Life Experience Stunned Government Policy Makers
Sheri Dew, adapted from "Insights From a Prophet's Life: President Russell M. Nelson"
- The following article previously ran on LDS Living earlier this year and is being shared as part of an article series that will highlight the life and teachings of President Russell M. Nelson. Beginning at his birthday week and leading up to general conference, LDS Living will focus on the insights and life lessons we can learn from the Lord's prophet on the earth today. In late 1990, Elder Nelson received an assignment he felt ill-suited for. The United States Internal Revenue Service in Washington, DC, had scheduled a hearing to explore the question of whether or not dollars spent to...
Latter-day Saint MLB Mental Skills Coach Shares 5 Principles for Developing a Resilient Mentality
LDS Living
- Justin Su’a coaches major league baseball players on cultivating mental skills to utilize on the diamond, but on this week’s episode of All In , Su’a shares ways to strengthen your mentality, specifically as it relates to faith. In 2017, Su’a told the Deseret News how he has seen faith impact the lives of the athletes he coaches. “It gives them perspective. You can see more,” Su’a said. “Those who have more of a spiritual perspective, those who believe in God and believe in a bigger picture and trust in His timing and what He wants for a person, they don’t...
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Missionaries in Critical Condition After Car Crash in Canada
LDS Living Staff
- On Sunday, September 15, Church spokesman Daniel Woodruff released the following statement from the Church: "On Friday, two young missionaries serving in the Canada Vancouver Mission were involved in a serious crash when their vehicle collided with a truck. The crash happened in Kamloops in British Columbia. Elder Bryant Keck, age 19, from Sanford, Colorado and Elder Dallin Thompson, age 19, from Sahuarita, Arizona are both in critical condition with injuries that may be life-threatening. The condition of the occupants of the truck is unknown, and we pray for their well-being. We also pray for both missionaries and their families, and...
Church to Show Video Worldwide Explaining the New Children and Youth Program
LDS Living Staff
- What will the new program for children and youth to be implemented by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on January 1, 2020, look like? Six Church leaders, including President Russell M. Nelson, speak to the vision and basic principles of the coming program in a 48-minute video that Latter-day Saints worldwide will watch during the second half of worship services on Sunday, September 29, 2019. The video was made available to local Church leaders on September 13 to help them prepare for the broadcast and address questions from their congregants. The production features President Nelson, President M. Russell...
How My Daughter's Brain Injury Taught Me What True Ministering Looks Like
Yvonne Swinson
- At 2:49 pm on January 13, 2019, I got the call no parent wants to receive. It was the bishop’s wife: “Your daughter has been in an accident.” My daughter Erynn, barely 18, was in a car with three other girls, all members of the Laurel class presidency. On their way to welcome a new girl to the ward, the car she was riding in pulled out of the neighborhood and was struck by an oncoming truck, causing injuries to all four girls. Arriving at the scene before paramedics, I was relieved to see them still seated in the car with...
How President Nelson's Unique Life Experience Stunned Government Policy Makers
Sheri Dew, adapted from "Insights From a Prophet's Life: President Russell M. Nelson"
- The following article previously ran on LDS Living earlier this year and is being shared as part of an article series that will highlight the life and teachings of President Russell M. Nelson. Beginning at his birthday week and leading up to general conference, LDS Living will focus on the insights and life lessons we can learn from the Lord's prophet on the earth today. In late 1990, Elder Nelson received an assignment he felt ill-suited for. The United States Internal Revenue Service in Washington, DC, had scheduled a hearing to explore the question of whether or not dollars spent to...
Latter-day Saint MLB Mental Skills Coach Shares 5 Principles for Developing a Resilient Mentality
LDS Living
- Justin Su’a coaches major league baseball players on cultivating mental skills to utilize on the diamond, but on this week’s episode of All In , Su’a shares ways to strengthen your mentality, specifically as it relates to faith. In 2017, Su’a told the Deseret News how he has seen faith impact the lives of the athletes he coaches. “It gives them perspective. You can see more,” Su’a said. “Those who have more of a spiritual perspective, those who believe in God and believe in a bigger picture and trust in His timing and what He wants for a person, they don’t...
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20 Tips to Help Latter-day Saint Teens Through the "Awkward Stage"
Briana Stewart
- The following story originally ran on LDS Living in September 2012. Ah, adolescence. Aggravating acne. Lanky limbs. Varying voices. Plump perms. (Those yelps you hear are our mothers: “Perms were in, we tell you. In!”) Fast-forward to 2019, and our tweens and teens are facing the same issues and insecurities we did—albeit with much better hair. As your kids head back to school, here are 20 must-knows to help them grow through “the awkward phase.” When you arm yourselves with the right perspective, these “good times” can, in fact, be truly great. 1. Respect that what they are feeling is real...
Latter-day Saint MLB Mental Skills Coach Shares 5 Principles for Developing a Resilient Mentality
LDS Living
- Justin Su’a coaches major league baseball players on cultivating mental skills to utilize on the diamond, but on this week’s episode of All In , Su’a shares ways to strengthen your mentality, specifically as it relates to faith. In 2017, Su’a told the Deseret News how he has seen faith impact the lives of the athletes he coaches. “It gives them perspective. You can see more,” Su’a said. “Those who have more of a spiritual perspective, those who believe in God and believe in a bigger picture and trust in His timing and what He wants for a person, they don’t...
Latter-day Saint Mom Makes It to Finale on Food Network's "BBQ Brawl"
Preston Lee
- Latter-day Saint mom Susie Bulloch made it all the way to the finale of Food Network’s newest barbecue-themed show, BBQ Brawl: Flay v Symon . That’s quite an accomplishment considering Bulloch considers herself a home chef who primarily cooks for her family and friends. Bulloch’s years-long dream of getting on the Food Network was finally realized when she was selected to compete with seven other “pitmasters” on two teams—each selected by celebrity chefs Bobby Flay and Michael Symon. “We certainly scoured the country for the best barbecue experts around,” Bobby Flay shared in an interview with Metro , “and we pulled...
The Gift My Mom Forgot to Give Me That Opened My Eyes to God's Messages All Around Me
Ben Schilaty
- As I write this post, it is my mom’s 71st birthday. Three years ago she was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s the day before her birthday. Two years after her diagnosis, I was visiting home. I wanted to get some details about the story of my birth from her while I still could. While the two of us were walking along the Stillaguamish River at Cascade Park, I asked her some questions. She didn’t seem to know what I was talking about and just gave some rambling, nonsensical answers. It felt like the memories were all gone and that I’d have to...
How President Nelson's Unique Life Experience Stunned Government Policy Makers
Sheri Dew, adapted from "Insights From a Prophet's Life: President Russell M. Nelson"
- The following article previously ran on LDS Living earlier this year and is being shared as part of an article series that will highlight the life and teachings of President Russell M. Nelson. Beginning at his birthday week and leading up to general conference, LDS Living will focus on the insights and life lessons we can learn from the Lord's prophet on the earth today. In late 1990, Elder Nelson received an assignment he felt ill-suited for. The United States Internal Revenue Service in Washington, DC, had scheduled a hearing to explore the question of whether or not dollars spent to...
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