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FHE Lessons on "Trek": Responding to Doubt by Turning to Christ

This month's edition of weekly FHE lessons is based on the new family movie Trek, which follows a young Mormon teenager named Tom and his friends on their handcart journey. Each lesson includes a scene from movie to watch and discuss. Your whole family will laugh along and be inspired by Trek: The Movie, available at Deseret Book stores and deseretbook.com.

Texas teens re-enact LDS pioneer journey

Teens from Houston and Fort Bend County recently spent their spring break re-enacting the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints emigration of the late 1850s.

'Antiques Roadshow' Appraises First Edition Book of Mormon at $100k

According to the segment, the book has traveled from Massachusetts and been carried out West through Missouri to Salt Lake and then Oregon. It has gone through five generations and still remains in good condition. The book was first given to the family as it was investigating the LDS faith and eventually converted.

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Church Video: Falling Out of Love with Your Spouse

The Mormon Channel published this raw, honest video of a woman who had been with her husband for 10 years. After what had seemed like a fairytale beginning, the two suddenly found themselves falling out of love. Find out how they finally found hope for their marriage again.

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Church Announces New Education Initiative to Help Saints Around the World

A new global initiative in the Church Educational System will bring education to Church members around the world “in the Lord’s way,” announced Elder Kim B. Clark, General Authority Seventy and Commissioner of Church Education, during the 2016 Seminaries and Institutes Annual Training Broadcast held in the Conference Center Little Theater on June 14.

Tabernacle Choir Breaks Record with 86th Year of Broadcasting

It is an enviable record! Four thousand, four hundred twenty-six (4,426) completed broadcasts. Count them. Since July 15, 1929 the Mormon Tabernacle Choir has been singing its way into the hearts of listeners in a weekly program. Its beginning was makeshift at best. A single microphone dangling over the Choir and a technician positioned on the basement stairs to cue the radio operator who then signaled the audio engineer who cued NBC headquarters in New York by telegraph.

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Watch This Stunning Version of "O Holy Night" by GENTRI

By LDS Living

Check out this beautiful music video of "O Holy Night" sung by GENTRI. About the video, GENTRI posted to Facebook. "We live in a world where we are sometimes prone to judgment. Perception becomes our reality. In our haste, we can jump to false conclusions and lose opportunities to lift and lighten the loads of others. As we allow the light of Christ to work miracles within our own heart, we then are empowered to work wonders in the lives of others. May His perfect example of love and compassion for all guide us in our own charity towards those around us this Christmas season and always.

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Video Takes You Inside the Freiberg Germany Temple

By LDS Living Staff

The public open house for the newly renovated Freiberg Germany Temple will wrap up this Saturday, with the temple scheduled to be rededicated on September 4.

Salt Lake Buddhist temples have Protestant, Mormon roots

Two Buddhist temples dot Salt Lake City’s urban core. Both are housed in historic structures, serve a diverse population and preach about the transitory nature of human life. One of these temples, though, is simple and understated, while the other is ornate and awash in traditional Asian colors. And the details of their sacred spaces reflect very different — even opposite — historical trajectories.

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Elder Holland dedicates chapel in Middle East

The Middle East Africa North Area encompasses 20 countries, with Morocco on the west and Afghanistan on the east. In this vast geographical region stands just one building constructed by the Church solely as a meetinghouse for its members. That building is the newly completed Abu Dhabi Stake Center in the United Arab Emirates, which Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve dedicated on Feb. 22. Constructed of concrete masonry with a stucco finish, the stake center has approximately 14,000 square feet of space on three levels, said David McMillan, director for temporal affairs for the area. He said that one of the architectural features is a dome-shaped "steeple" in keeping with the local culture. Included in the building are a chapel, offices, classrooms and a small cultural hall.