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In her most recent book, Melissa Wei-Tsing Inouye, cancer survivor, historian, and professor, set out to highlight stories of positive, faithful, professional and academic role models for young adults.

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”Partaking of the sacrament is a privilege. As we partake worthily and thoughtfully, our weekly experience … can remain with us, lasting beyond the few minutes of the ordinance.”

Simply Three's arrangement of “Amazing Grace” is a welcome respite from the constant craze of daily life.

A new Church video takes Elder Gilbert’s “Parable of the Slope” to a whole new level with a captivating real-time illustration done in shadows and sand.

Read Robert Millet inspiring response to a widow who had been told doing her late husband’s temple work would be a waste of time.

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College is a pivotal time for many and Elder Gary E. Stevenson’s time at Utah State University is no exception.

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See the surprising results of a new survey investigating how, where, and when Americans pray.

As your resident journal expert, here are five reasons the General Conference Addresses, Journal Edition has everything you need to study effectively and joyfully.

From tips on strollers and snacks to a list of scavenger hunt items your kids can be on the lookout for, here are some tips for visiting Utah's traveling tabernacle exhibit with your kids.

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, we thought it was only fitting to compile some of our favorite pieces of art that feature women.

For believers the most important aspect of the translation of the gold plates is the published Book of Mormon, which stands as not only another witness of the resurrected Jesus Christ but also as evidence of Joseph Smith’s prophetic calling.

“This parable makes a lot more sense when it’s about chickens,” I told Greg. “Now let’s put it back into the words of Jesus.”

“Even though we were put here on this earth in different circumstances, we should not blame or ridicule one another because of that.”

In this extensive Q&A, Sarah Eden shares why consistency is key—she's written over 70 books now!—and some of the challenges she encountered with her latest Western love story.

It is the Lord who first enters this story. But He isn’t the one who finishes it.

“Unlike other ceremonial clothing used during the endowment, the garment is worn underneath members’ normal clothing for the rest of their lives, serving as a daily physical reminder of their covenant relationship with God.”

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Helen Dowawisnima Sekaquaptewa’s determined to integrate the very best of the two worlds into her life.

In addition to reading online, you can revisit each conference address in a wide-margin journal—now available for preorder.

After a three-year hiatus, more than 700 volunteers have once again come together to celebrate the life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ through live performance and music.

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The countdown to April 2023 general conference has begun! Join us in reading a daily quote paired with additional study resources to help you prepare be inspired all over again.

Despite fervent prayers, Emily felt that God was gone—she could feel nothing from Him. That quietness first brought doubt, but then she began to see it was her perception of God that needed to change.

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The 2023 conference will have brand new events on Wednesday evening to make the event a little longer for the women in attendance.

The new “All In” television special will include four brand new interviews and guests. Here’s how to watch.

Brush up on your temple trivia with this quiz all about temples around the world!

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“People perhaps do not know who Jesus Christ and President Nelson are, but they can listen to their words in my messages.”

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We hope these words from Elder Neil L. Andersen will help you feel inspired to reconnect with Christ and involve Him more in your everyday life.

When we get distracted by our daily chores and checklists, these beautiful pieces of art can serve as a reminder to keep Christ at the center of our home and our lives.

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Congregations of various Christian faiths are coming together for an incredibly unique performance of Rob Gardner’s magnificent oratorio, “Lamb of God.”

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This new speaker series from Deseret Book will feature inspired and thoughtful discussion from trusted voices like Sheri Dew, Jenny Reeder, Patrick Mason, Reyna Aburto, Adam Miller, and Steve Young.

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These gifts might not be on your missionary’s packing list, but they sure will come in handy in the mission field!

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“I cried tears of joy that I had found the Lord’s Church on earth!”