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LDS authors flock to the Regency romance genre

A couple of years ago while reading the Whitney Award Finalists, I fell in love with Sarah M. Eden’s writing. Her Regency romance novel, Seeking Persephone (then self-published, and now republished by Covenant Communications), was a delight to read. It was reminiscent of a Jane Austen novel, but oh-so-much easier to digest. Don’t get me wrong. The writing was wonderful, and the research impeccable, but . . . the presentation was a bit more reader-friendly to the modern reader such as myself. Sarah Eden, a member of the LDS church, started writing regencies when she couldn’t find any recently published ones that were free from explicit material.

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Mormon Being Considered to Head Government Agency

According to recent reports, Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes might have a big impact on trade and business in the United States in the future, now that he is being considered to head the FTC.

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Church Releases List of Prophets & Apostles Who Have Attended Presidential Inaugurations

With the announcement that two Apostles will attend the upcoming inauguration this Friday, Mormon Newsroom released a list of Church leaders who have attended past U.S. presidential inaugurations.

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When God Doesn't Seem to Show Up When You Need Him Most

What a beautiful testimony:

Videos

A Touching "Silent Night" Video by Mercy River Every Mother Will Relate To

Watch this touching rendition of "Silent Night" performed by Mercy River, one that will touch the heart of every parent and remind us of the chance Christmas provides to bring families together.

10 Countries with the Highest Percentage of Mormons (+ the Country in Each Region with the Most Mormons)

By LDS Living

On April 6, 1830, the Church was organized with just six members in Fayette, New York. More than 187 years later, the Church has grown to over 16 million members around the world.

Fun

10 Comics That Hilariously Capture Frustrating Mormon Dating Problems

Whether you're married, single, or somewhere in between, I'm sure you can relate to these Mormon comics by Arie Van De Graaff that hilariously show the frustrations and joys of finding true love.

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Huff Post: When I Became a Mother, Feminism Let Me Down

This is just one of many perspectives, but I think, whether you identify as a feminist or not, we can all agree, "We need to teach young people the skills they need to succeed -- not only in the workforce, but in the home as well. . . . Teaching women to care for children and a home empowers them. It prepares them for a path that may lie ahead. What really takes away their power, is telling them that doing so is worthless."

LDS missionary blogs useful missionary tool

A full week of training and instruction for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints continues Tuesday, when the first two of eight auxiliary leadership training workshops are held at various locations in the Salt Lake City area. LDS general conference week actually started Saturday evening with the General Young Women Meeting for young women, their mothers and leaders of the Young Women organization of the church. LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson attended that meeting and urged the young women of the church to live lives of belief, obedience and endurance.