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Recently, BBC featured Mormons in India and the struggles they face finding love in a country with only 12,700 Latter-day Saints, not to mention the difficulties the Church faces when it comes to missionary work in a country wary of Christian missionary activity.
Sixteen-year-old Ogden High School sophomore Toph Tribe was somewhat intrigued when his mom came home from a church meeting and explained how simple it would be for him to do a little family history work from his home computer. He logged onto the LDS.org site, followed a few simple steps and immediately started finding deceased family members who needed proxy temple work to be done. He now has found 150 names of family members and is a little addicted to the cause.
FamilySearch International has announced that registration to RootsTech 2017 is now open.
On January 25, 2017, the Church announced that significant changes will be made to daily missionary schedules, which used to require missionaries being up by 6:30 a.m. and home by 9 p.m. Now, missionaries—with counsel from their mission presidents—have more flexibility and will be able to customize their daily schedules to better fit their unique place and situation, such as cultural, safety, health, productivity, and other concerns.
You may have thought you knew everything there is to know about the jiggly, sweet treat known as Jell-O.
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Myth #1: Mormons are not Christians.
FamilySearch recently posted a video to their blog, a video that demonstrates how turning our hearts to our fathers can end up transforming our hearts and our entire lives.
MR says: We've all justified and rationalized, but no matter our excuses, in the end, we're just hurting ourselves when we don't obey our Heavenly Father. Here are some great insights into how we can better keep the Sabbath Day.