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100-Year-Old LDS Grandma's Adorable Video on How to Talk to Old People Gets Over 1 Mill. Views

100-year-old LDS Grandma Eileen has been sharing her lovely personality over the internet, giving advice about life with the help of her grandson, Michael Matthews.

Latter-day Saint Life

The Mother's Day Fiasco That Changed My Perspective on Motherhood

By Christie Gardiner

There was nothing leading up to Mother’s Day 2006 that indicated impending doom. There was no foreboding music playing ominously; no dark clouds. In fact, that morning there were birds chirping and the light of warm, yellow sun spilling through my bedroom windows. Had the beautiful conditions of the day been any indicator, the day I’m about to describe would not exist in our family’s folklore. But alas, Mother’s Day 11 years ago will forever be known as the day I landed face down on the floor of the chapel, on top of my 3-year-old, in the middle of sacrament meeting, with my skirt flung over my head.

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See How the Saints Celebrate Pioneer Day in India (Photos)

Last year, the first stake in India was formed in Hyderabad. Since that time, the Church has continued growing, gaining new members and influence. And recently, these modern-day pioneers decided to show a little appreciation for the early pioneers of the Church. On July 26, the Hyderabad India Stake got together for a Pioneer's Day celebration--check it out!

A young Mitt Romney’s other mission: romance

Before there was Romney the presidential candidate, there was Romney the romantic. In this week’s cover story, Jon Meacham looks at how Romney’s identity was shaped by his Mormon roots. To illustrate this formative time in the presidential candidate’s life, we turned to a surprising photo found in the archives that shows the rarely-seen personal side of the candidate.

How Long After Opening?

By Emergency Essentials

There are a few factors that determine how long food will last after it is opened.

Latter-day Saint Life

The LDS 16-Year-Old Who Will DJ at Trump Inaugural Ball

"I wish people would always just see performances for what they are, as an artist being able to just respect this country and to serve and have a great opportunity," Latter-day Saint Cache Olson says. The teen is not only excited for his performance at the Freedom Ball this weekend, he also receives his Eagle Scout Award.

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7 Gospel Truths From ‘Newsies’

Some movies strongly appeal to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, despite their lack of real connection to the Church and its members. These films teach timeless lessons, tout quotable lines, feature moral characters and sometimes include a musical number or two.

Latter-day Saint Life

President Eyring Shares the 5 Words President Faust Told Him When He Felt Overwhelmed in His Calling and Overcome by Self-Doubt

“You may have times when you wonder if your call is beyond you,” President Henry B. Eyring told recently called mission leaders. “You may even ask, ‘Is this too much for me?’ I have had such moments often in my service in the Lord’s kingdom. And I have learned how important it is to banish those moments quickly. If you let them linger, they grow, and then your power to serve diminishes."

Three Generations of One Family Currently Serving Full-time Missions

Many families have multiple missionaries out at a time. But very few have missionaries out from three generations.

From the Church

Mormon Tabernacle Choir gets new president

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has named Ronald B. Jarrett as the new president of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Jarrett replaces Fred Macray “Mac” Christensen, who served as choir president since 2000.