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According to Mormon Newsroom, exciting new changes are coming to the Church's missionary program.
The Church is releasing a new series of videos to help members address sensitive issues they often come across in their day-to-day lives. What do we do when people attack us or judge us as bigoted based on our beliefs? How do we overcome differences while still standing for our beliefs?
At some point or another, we might feel excluded. Whether it's because of our hobbies, our appearance, our language, or our personality, we may feel like the things that make us beautiful and unique also make it difficult to fit in.
It was about the 20th time this year that I (Richard) had been drawn into a discussion about same-sex marriage — at least the 10th time since the Supreme Court ruling — and I was getting tired of it.
Students at BYU recently created "Mental Health Matters," a powerful video illuminating the many different forms of mental illnesses.
How do I forgive when it still hurts so much? How do I get back to how it was before he/she lost my trust? I want to move on, but how do I know if I am ready? How do I control all my thoughts that make me question if I can trust her/him again?
Around 6 a.m. Monday morning, the Las Vegas Police Department arrived at an LDS church after receiving a notification. They found that the church had been broken into with the door open and a haze of smoke filling the building.
C.S. Lewis was not a Mormon. But, Mormons love C.S. Lewis. We love to read his books [the Chronicles of Narnia series and The Screwtape Letters always top faves], and we love to quote him. He’s one of the most oft-quoted non-Mormons by Mormons [**rivaled only by his best friend and fellow author, J.R.R. Tolkien, whom I have previously blogged about**] Tomorrow commemorates the 50th anniversary of C.S. Lewis’ death (which happened to coincide on the same day as JFK’s assassination). November is also Lewis’ birth month. So, it’s high time for me to pay homage.
Elder L. Tom Perry’s service in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II was recognized at a formal reception, dinner and program on Saturday evening, Nov. 9 in downtown Salt Lake City. Elder Perry of the Quorum of the Twelve and his wife, Sister Barbara D. Perry, were honored guests at the 238th Marine Corps Birthday Ball, hosted by Fox Company, 2nd Battalion, 23rd Marines.
Saratoga Springs Police Chief Gary Hicken announced he is retiring May 17 to serve as a mission president for the LDS Church in the Kenya Nairobi mission. Hicken was hired in December 2006 to start the city’s police department, which was up and running by July 2007, according to a news release.