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Family of RM Jailed in Venezuela Say His Health Is Failing Him

Despite support from politicians in the United States and the support of Church members and lawyers in Venezuela, Josh Holt is still in prison, and his health is failing.

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Elaine Dalton: The One Simple Gift That Could Transform the World

By Elaine S. Dalton

We often think of charity as an action. But I think of charity as a state of the heart. It is powerful; it is life changing; it includes the ability to see with new eyes and feel with a new heart. It includes the gift of seeing others as God sees them. The true charity of which I speak makes it possible, and even easy, to look beyond behaviors, outward dress, and appearance to the nobility within. It is a “high definition” look into an immortal soul. The gift of charity enables the recipient to discern and to know the heart.

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3 Ways to Better Support Your Missionary

By Robert E. Quinn

My first child to leave on a mission was my son Ryan. I handled his departure in a very masculine way: at his farewell and at the airport I remained in control of my feelings. But the pain of separation was killing me.

Twin brothers serve as LDS missionary companions in Marshall Islands

Among the 65,000 Mormon missionaries worldwide, who all work in pairs, one companionship has the unique distinction of both young men going by the name “Elder Whippy.” Elder Joshua Whippy and Elder Jared Whippy, twin brothers from Fiji, have been assigned to be missionary companions in the island nation of Kiribati.

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Redbook Magazine Picks LDS Woman for 2016 Style Award, She Shares How Modesty Enhances Her Style

By LDS Living

In an article for Redbook Magazine, Latter-day Saint Jessie Lehrbaum shares her fashion tips and defends her choice to dress modestly. When Redbook Magazine chose Lehrbaum as one of their 2016 Real Women Style Award Winners, the 26-year-old retail coordinator from Seattle, Washington, shared how choosing to dress modestly was an empowering, and personal, choice.

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Incredible Video: When God Answers Our Prayers in the Way We Need, Not Want

There are those moments when we plead with our Heavenly Father to give us something we are sure will bring us happiness: health, riches, family. But only He knows what we truly need to make us happy, and He is always anxious to give it to us.

Adolescent Addiction: When Pornography Strikes Early

Justin was 11 when he first saw pornography.

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Elder Nelson honored with Minuteman Award by Utah National Guard

Decorated war veterans and members of the Utah National Guard filled a ballroom at the Little America Hotel on Wednesday evening to honor Elder Russell M. Nelson of the Quorum of the Twelve and seven other Utahns with the Bronze Minuteman Award — an award granted to military members and civilians for their service to the state and their communities. "You are an example of people finding ways to serve," Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert said. "In the throes of adversity we see the character of the people. We've got challenging times; we've had some challenging times. It is not just the fires going on today ... it's been amazing to see the character of the people in these times of adversity as they've stepped forward."

View to a (spiritual) thrill: LDS Church tells stories of faith with annual pageant program

Brigham Young, the second president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and first territorial governor of Utah, once stated that if placed upon an island inhabited by cannibals and charged with civilizing the natives, he would construct a theater. One realm of LDS culture where Young’s endorsement of the virtues of a good show still thrives is the church’s pageant program.

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Outside Payson Temple BYU Students Perform Gorgeous Medley "He Is Risen" That's Perfect for Easter

By LDS Living

As we celebrate Easter this coming Sunday, it's also important to celebrate the Savior's life and remember His Atonement, crucifixion, and resurrection.