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Debunking the Salt Lake Temple Elevator Myth

Latter-day Saint legends. We’ve all heard at least one of them in our life time—an incredible story that sounds almost too inspiring to be true because, well, it isn’t. One that I’ve heard multiple times over the years has to do with the iconic Salt Lake Temple. It goes something like this:

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Adorable Video: LDS 3-Year-Old Sings Unbelievable Rendition of "Little Mermaid" Song

Claire Ryann Crosby is entertaining people the world over with her impressive and viral rendition of "Part of Your World." Oh, and she's only 3 years old!

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New App Promises to Help YW Complete Their Personal Progress Experiences in Less Than a Year

By LDS Living

To a busy teen, completing Personal Progress experiences can seem like a daunting task—or it used to.

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Author Steve Lemmon Launches New Book Series for the Young at Heart

By Steve Lemmon (Sponsored)

Author Steve Lemmon was inspired to write a series that combines his love for the Savior with his love for travel and fun and he’s done it just in time to whisk your family on a grand adventure.

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When Our Primary Sang Handel's Entire Hallelujah Chorus & What It Taught Me

Primary children singing Handel's entire Hallelujah Chorus, parts and all? Incredible. But not as incredible and unexpected as the insights that were learned from this amazing feat.

SPONSORED: Head of the Class launches infant and toddler learning site

Prescott, Arizona: Head of the Class, LLC., announced today its release of its Head of the Class Infant & Toddler Web site, available to users from within Facebook with the click of a mouse! Immediately becoming Facebook’s premier education application (app), Head of the Class Infant & Toddler provides several hundred skills parents, as well as soon-to-be parents, must know. For newborns, one-year old, two-year old, and three-year old children, the site provides must-know content.

LDS firefighter's widow finds peace, comfort in 'Be Good' bracelet

For Juliann Ashcraft, widow of Arizona firefighter Andrew Ashcraft, the longest week of her life came to a merciful end Saturday, when a message from her husband — and, perhaps, from God — presented itself in the form of a charred rubber bracelet. “It has been a whirlwind of emotions,” the young mother of four said during a telephone interview Saturday night as her brother drove her home from a planning meeting for Tuesday’s public memorial service for her late husband and 18 other firefighters. The 19 men died June 30 when treacherous, shifting winds turned the relatively small wildfire they were fighting near Yarnell, Ariz., into America’s most devastating loss of firefighters since the tragedy of 9/11.

From the Church

Church statement on race and the Church

The Church issued the following statement today in response to news media requests: The positions attributed to BYU professor Randy Bott in a recent Washington Post article absolutely do not represent the teachings and doctrines of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. BYU faculty members do not speak for the Church. It is unfortunate that the Church was not given a chance to respond to what others said. ...

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Elder Holland Tells Boy Scouts of America Leaders Duty to God Is a Way of Life

“In a day when some people are using religious faith to divide the human family, this little gathering is a bold declaration that commitment to deity can and should be a powerful, uniting force in this world,” said Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during a national meeting of Scout leaders. The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is holding its annual gathering in San Diego, California, where Elder Holland was the keynote speaker during a breakfast meeting Thursday, May 26, 2016.

Send your photo to the New Era to be featured on the cover

Have you seen the January 2013 New Era? You may not know, but there are actually four different covers. Fernando Camillo, manager of product awareness in the LDS Church's Curriculum Department, explains, “The New Era magazine kicked off its 2013 with four unique covers on the January 2013 issue. The magazine content is the same, but subscribers will randomly receive one of the four covers.