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"Not only is her life a miracle, just everything that’s happened before then, we’ve had tender mercies that have nudged us along," Ariel Gilstrap said about her daughter Emma.

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At a devotional in Logan, Utah, President Nelson invited young adults "work on a project" with him, one we should all be working on.

“If God hadn’t answered my prayers, I don’t know what I would have done,” Kay Wheeler said, watching the workers in her backyard wrap up their two-hour effort. “I’m so thankful — you don’t know how thankful I am.”

Comparing ourselves to others is easy. It's easy to augment our own faults when we idealize the strengths of others, especially on social media.

Late last week, Nadia Khristean posted her cover of “What About Us” by P!nk as a tribute to those who have reached out and served after the hurricane disasters.

Despite many people, including Elder Jeffrey R. Holland, BYU quarterback Tanner Mangum, University of Utah long snapper Alex Whittingham, coming forward and bravely discussing their own struggles with depression and/or anxiety, stigmas about mental illness are all too alive today.

Another Emmy Awards has come and gone—and with it some pretty stunning dresses. While we know modesty encompasses so much more than how you dress, we compiled this list of modest dresses from the 2017 Emmys merely to provide inspiration for your own fashion ideas.

When the Teton Dam broke while President Henry B. Eyring was serving as the president of Ricks College, he and his wife could not immediately return home and they had no way of knowing whether their four sons had survived. Because of that terrifying experience, President Eyring had a powerful message to share with those devastated by Hurricane Irma he learned from experience: “God will protect you,” President Eyring said. “The main thing for you to do is to do what is right. Serve others — and whatever the outcome, it will be all right.”