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This article is intended to help readers better utilize the new Teaching in the Savior's Way manual that was recently released.

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Church Creates 6 New Stakes, Calls 34 New Stake Presidents in July

The Church recently announced the creation of six new stakes in July: the Prague Czech Republic Stake, Saratoga Springs Utah Mount Saratoga Stake, Tarija Bolivia Tabladita Stake, Ikot Ekpene Nigeria Stake, Mesa Arizona Flatiron Stake, and the Sydney Australia Prairiewood Stake.

Latter-day Saint Life

Mitt Romney Shares Hopeful Message Even as He Announces He Will Not Be Trump's Secretary of State

After weeks of anticipation, meetings and even a private dinner, President-elect Donald Trump decided he will not pick Mitt Romney as secretary of state.

Why Am I Always Tired?

By Thomas J. Boud

Fatigue can tax just about every aspect of our lives. Short-term tiredness usually has a readily identifiable cause, and simple steps can be taken to correct this. But for some people, every day is like climbing another mountain. Finding the cause of chronic exhaustion is much like doing detective work. I like to break the potential causes down into three general categories: lifestyle, physical, and emotional.

Glimpsing the past: General conference audio and video archive

For many members of the Church, general conference is one of the most unique and inspiring events of the year. As General Authorities prepare talks and speak under direction of the Spirit, their words connect with many in deeply personal ways. Every conference some members feel a certain talk was written just for them because of its powerful and personal message. At the April 1996 general conference President Gordon B. Hinckley said, "I invite you to listen, listen if you will by the power of the Spirit, to the speakers who will address you today and tomorrow as well as this evening. If you will do so, I do not hesitate to promise that you will be uplifted, your resolution to do what is right will be stronger, you will find solutions to your problems and your needs, and you will be led to thank the Lord for what you have heard."

Latter-day Saint Life

LDS 14-Year-Old on "The Voice" Stolen After Amazing Performance, 2 Mormons Advance to Show's Final Stage

By Phillip Price

Incredible performances by both Aaliyah Rose and Brennley Brown made a tough decision even more difficult for Gwen Stefani in last night's episode of The Voice. But even though Stefani ultimately chose Brown to move on in Team Gwen, Blake Shelton stole Rose to be on his team and to also move on to the live performance round.

Latter-day Saint Life

Why Families Don't Sit Together at Church in South Korea + 3 More Fascinating Facts

By Jenny Spencer Hunt

It can be difficult for members in South Korea to live life according to the teachings of the gospel when society teaches them to blend in. But despite the uphill battle of standing for what they believe in, these faithful Saints find joy in living the gospel of Jesus Christ. Here are four things to know about the Saints in South Korea:

Fun

6 Epic Mormon Texting Fails

Whether it's auto correct causing mischief, typos, or just a horrible case of miscommunication, we've all had some pretty great texting fails. But check out these hilarious Mormon texting fails that are simply epic and guaranteed to make you chuckle.

Rugby on Repeat: BYU Rugby wins its second national title in two years

BYU earned its second straight national title and first-ever Varsity Cup on South Field Saturday afternoon, defeating rival Cal 27-24 in a thriller that came down to the final seconds. It was a low-scoring physical game, by both teams’ standards, but that didn’t stop BYU freshman halfback Jonny Linehan from grabbing MVP honors. Linehan scored 23 of BYU’s 27 points, including the game winning drop kick with just a few seconds left on the clock.

Latter-day Saint Life

Elder Cook Unflinchingly Tackles Internet Bullying & Why It's So Dangerous

By LDS Living Staff

In 2005, a study estimated that42 percent of children and teens are bullied online at some point in their lives. With the increasing use of cell phones, social media, iPads, and so many other technologies among young children today, that statistic has likely even risen within recent years.