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Church Dedicates New State-of-the-Art Facility

The new Deseret Mill and Pasta plant, 20 miles north of Salt Lake City, Utah, was dedicated Thursday, February 26, 2015. It is a food production facility to provide some of the basic staples of life to those in need. Another important benefit, said Bishop Gérald Caussé, first counselor in the Presiding Bishopric of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is the opportunity for members of the Church and others to provide service.

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"Sisters, I Pray for Your Success": The Sweet Message President Eyring Gave After the General Women's Session

By LDS Living

As members of the Church, we know that weakness, trials, and challenges are a necessary part of our mortal experience, but they can often seem overwhelming or discouraging.

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VIDEO: First Groups of Missionaries Complete Training at New MTC in Mexico

Mormon missionaries recently trained at the new Mexico Missionary Training Center (MTC) will put their newly-acquired Spanish skills to use as they head to assigned missions in the United States and around the world.

4 Mormon contestants advance on 'The Voice'

Four members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints advanced past the battle round on "The Voice" this week. Team Usher's Ryan Innes and Team Adam's Amy Whitcomb as well as Jon Peter Lewis and Ryan Hayes from the duo Midas Whale survived the battle round on NBC's talent show.

LDS Church negotiating purchase of downtown Provo building as temple construction continues

PROVO -- Rumors of the sale of the Provo Post Office are almost as epic as Provo city's Google Fiber announcement, but now those rumors are being replaced with facts -- the LDS Church is in negotiations to buy the property. Although it goes without saying the LDS Church would be interested in purchasing the property, as it is contiguous to the Provo City Center Temple, none of the involved parties have ever said much about the church potentially purchasing the post office on 100 South.

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Watch: Spine-Chilling A Cappella Cover of "Grown Up Christmas List" by Peter Hollens & Family

By LDS Living

For the Church's new Christmas initiative, #LIGHTtheWORLD—which encourages people to bring light to this Christmas season by doing acts of service for one another—YouTube star Peter Hollens and his wife, Evynne, created this stunning a cappella version of "Grown Up Christmas List." In the video, the Hollens' show just a few ways we can share love and light this season as we reach out to others.

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Police Departments Across the Nation Putting "In God We Trust" on Patrol Cars + Incredible Response

MR says: What happens when dozens of police departments across the country begin placing "In God We Trust" on their patrol cars? Something unexpected.

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5 Justifications People Use for Leaving the Church (and Why They're Wrong)

Lately I’ve been getting messages from people explaining to me why their friend or family member has decided to leave the LDS Church. They write with their hearts broken, unable to find the words to convince them to give it another look. It seems like every time, the root of the problem revolves around one or all of these 5 reasons provided below.

LDS stake garden grows vegetables, skills and unity

Members of the Payson Mt. Nebo Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints came together last week to plant a garden for the fourth consecutive year. Before its beginning in 2009, the stake presidency, consisting of Rodney Newman, Robert Marsh and Mark DeHart, felt a garden would be a good project for their stake. They believed it would foster fellowship, teach gardening and food preservation skills and provide food for the needy as well as other stake members.

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The Best Way to Get More Revelation in Your Life

By Taylor Halverson

Ask any typical Latter-day Saint, “Would you like more revelation in your life?” and the immediate answer will probably be “Yes!”