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For almost 50 years, audiences have watched "A Charlie Brown Christmas," which ABC will air twice this season (Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m. MST, Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. MST), and joined in the beloved character's search to find — or be reminded — that Christmas means much more than the lights, trees and presents.
You’ve probably seen the videos — regular people doing regular things, finishing with the token quote, “and I’m a Mormon.”
Supplement from Conference talk "Unselfish Service" by Dallin H. Oaks
As seen in plenty of stake dances, some of us are endowed with amazing dancing abilities and some of us prefer the deacon shuffle. But Studio C shows us what happens when we take our dancing abilities (or the lack thereof!) too seriously, in this hilarious dance battle sketch.
During the LDS Business College commencement, Elder L. Whitney Clayton of the Presidency of the Seventy told graduates to identify and correct their courses early. If they are headed down a path, Elder Clayton said, that does not lead “down the center of the path of righteousness, then be wise and change direction.” Held in the Tabernacle on Temple Square, it was the college’s 126th commencement, awarding 549 degrees and certificates to 335 students. Students represented many areas of the United States and some 60 countries and earned 362 two-year degrees and 187 certificates.
The other day I had The Talk with a girl. The Talk, for those of you who are either unfamiliar with my specific lingo or have managed to warp into an alternate universe where relationships always glide along intuitively without any sort of verbal guidance, is a checkpoint in which two parties in a relationship assess their progress up to that point, compare feelings, and make decisions regarding the immediate future in terms of the relationship as a whole. Or to use fewer words: It’s where the girl holds your heart hostage and can either give it back unharmed or toss it into a meat grinder.
An online event organized by Sister Katie Ashcraft is spreading the message of the Book of Mormon. Last week's event, #SearchtheBook, had many participants, including Paul Cardall, and tomorrow, June 24th, #LivetheBook will go into full swing.
MR says: It's always wonderful seeing Latter-day Saints who can let their talents and their faith shine as they stick to their standards, even when the world contradicts them.