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When Whitney Call, Mallory Everton, Jason Gray and Matt Meese are trying to be funny, they’re very funny.
It all started as a simple Instagram photo. James the Mormon posted a picture of himself and his girlfriend—a beautiful woman who was wearing a black shirt that showed her shoulders.
When an LDS family lost a brother and son suddenly when he was hit by a truck, one of his brothers had a surprising reaction, writing this touching and inspiring letter to the person who will receive his brother's heart.
Heather Choate was faced with an impossible decision when she discovered that she had cancer in the middle of her pregnancy. Doctors told her to abort her baby, but she felt spiritually guided to proceed with cancer treatments while pregnant. Her story will amaze and inspire you.
Originally from the small village of Vailoa on the island of Savai'i, Samoa, Sete Aulai grew up in a Christian home in Carson, Calif. Located on the southwest border of Compton in Los Angeles County, Carson had its share of problems with gangs, drugs and violence. Growing up in the area shaped Aulai, and like the streets of Carson, he became tough. That toughness, along with exceptional physical strength, made Aulai a natural football player. By the time he reached high school, Aulai was performing well on the football field and in the classroom, garnering numerous accolades in the process.
To artist Kent Christensen, sugar in all its many forms is "Mormon heroin." It’s also the basis for his art, which satirizes Mormons’ obsession with sweets by using candy, cakes, Jell-O and other sugary treats to recreate personal, religious and cultural symbols.
Both Mormons on "Survivor: South Pacific" are still in the game for $1 million after the Nov. 9 episode — for now. Dawn Meehan, a BYU English professor from South Jordan, was targeted by some of the tribe members because she is likeable and could possibly have people start gravitating toward her.
Whenever we feel we fall short of the Mormon ideal or when we don't measure up as a perfect husband, wife, family, or LDS leader, shame sets in. But that's not how it should be.
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