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NYTimes: Mormon politicians from Utah feel Tea Party heat

Jacqueline Smith fits no one’s stereotype of a political kingmaker. A home-schooling Mormon mother of five, Ms. Smith lives in a modest ranch-style house here in the mountains outside Salt Lake City with her husband, Cleve, a plumbing contractor.

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Watch: Artist Creates Most Incredible LDS Quilling Art, Husband Surprises Wife for 40th Birthday

By Steve Boivie

One area that has been challenging for our family is how to incorporate Church leaders' suggestions on having prominent pictures of the temple and the Savior in our home with our more modern sense of style. One of the ways we have handled this is to look for unique artwork.

YSA fitness challenge

Early in the morning on a clear, warm New Year's Eve day, they walked, jogged, ran, biked and even rode a scooter in the Ultimate Fitness Challenge – a difficult half marathon that had much deeper spiritual significance for members of a young single adult branch. Each had a singular goal in mind: To make it to the temple.

Famous Latter-day Saints

Former New York Model Launches LDS Temple Dress Company

Rosemary Card never attended fashion design school, but during a two-year stint as a New York model, Card worked with well-known designers, including Jill Stuart, as they tailored their apparel. She watched and listened and noticed what made clothing fit. She also walked catwalks throughout the world, modeling the latest in high fashion. But Card is now devoting her time to a different kind of fashion: a line of LDS temple dresses.

5 Mormon Posts that Went Viral in 2013

By LDS Living Staff

Here at LDS Living we love all things Mormon. And every once in a while, we see one or two Mormons turn into internet stars overnight in a phenomenon known as “going viral.” How many of these incredibly popular videos, blog posts, and pictures from Mormons did you see this year?

Former Soviet Gold Medal-Winning Gymnast's Path to the LDS Church

In August 1996, Rustam Sharipov reached the pinnacle of gymnastics, standing on an Olympic stage in Atlanta to receive his second gold medal in as many Olympics. The ceremony capped nearly 20 years of training and competition for Sharipov and represented an achievement few athletes ever experience.

New Mormon Tabernacle Choir 24/7 Music Stream

The Choir has officially launched a 24/7 commercial free music stream on mormontabernaclechoir.org. This stream, powered by the Mormon Channel, will enable you to listen while you get ready for your day, relax, do your work, or when you want to feel inspired, hopeful or at peace.

From the Church

LDS Church Contacts Most Missionaries in Philippines; Still Waiting on Some

Some families in Utah Saturday were still anxiously awaiting word about their loved ones who were in the Philippines when Typhoon Haiyan hit the country Friday. A Tooele family has a daughter serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints near the city of Tacloban — the area hardest hit by the storm — and as of Saturday afternoon she and dozens of other missionaries remained unaccounted for.

Latter-day Saint Life

BYU Study Shows 3 Reasons Why People Take Selfies

The motivations behind why people take selfies are not necessarily narcissistic; in fact, it's often about connecting with other people.

Famous Latter-day Saints

The Mormon Woman Whose Signature Appeared on U.S. Currency

By LDS Living

Even though the Church has a standard of politically neutral as a whole, it doesn't mean that members don't become involved in politics. From Mormon presidential candidates to LDS Senators, Mormon Saints have a history of political influence and involvement.