A seminary teacher’s secret to helping your family love scripture study
Shannon Foster knows what it’s like to struggle with scripture study—and she’s found a solution.
Eugene Orr passed away on Monday, September 22, 2025, in Alberta, Canada.
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“Scripture study has the power to change families.”
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“There is something really powerful about incremental growth,” Sheri says. “I think in the Lord’s mercy, He understood this.”
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You can watch videos on the accounts now.
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Elder Renlund suggests this approach will help us better recognize revelation.
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Once the temple is complete, members in the Ulaanbaatar Mongolia District will no longer have to travel 1,800 miles to attend the temple.
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“I wrote the words to that song as my prayerful feelings for our Father in Heaven,” President Russell M. Nelson has said.
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Using our influence as women of God to make a difference in the world.
Are we meant to be happy and joyful during the sacrament? Or sad and mournful?
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The MTC will remain fully operational throughout the multiyear project.
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Four youth taught other campers about the gospel by serving, sharing testimony, and keeping their standards.
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Latter-day Saints living in and around the US capitol city have waited nearly four years and are finally able to participate in the Washington D.C. Temple’s public open house.
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As it portrays world wars, technological changes, and unprecedented Church growth, ‘Saints,’ vol. 3 highlights many Latter-day Saint women and their remarkable contributions.
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A number of animals—red heifers, lambs, goats, turtledoves, bulls, pigeons, and a bronze serpent—serve as symbols of Jesus Christ’s atonement or sacrifice.
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If you or a loved one feel isolated in battling infertility, it’s important to know that you are never alone. Here is some advice from one Latter-day Saint on the topic.
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In a group of student volunteers, one among them had eaten those meals every day as a child in Africa.
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The Kanesville Tabernacle was originally built for displaced pioneers to sustain Brigham Young as Church President in 1847.
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There is no doubt that the Church is growing, and much of it is happening in unexpected areas of the world.
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Four general authorities recently spoke at Church school commencement ceremonies and offered counsel to students receiving their diplomas.
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Senator Hatch was longest-serving Republican senator in US history. Read the First Presidency’s statement upon his passing here:
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