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Emotional Afflictions: Prisons Without Walls

Ben and Sheila are mentally ill. Which is not to say their illness is all in their heads. Mental illness is just as real and can be just as debilitating as the most devastating physical maladies. It binds its victims in transparent chains and holds them securely in prisons without walls. But because their infirmity can’t be seen or measured physically, many of us are inclined to dismiss mental illness as a cop-out or a sign of weakness or lack of effort — especially when we see it in people who appear to be … well … normal.

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5 Unforgettable Pioneer Day Concert Moments

The Pioneer Day Concert 2014, “A Summer Celebration of Song” debuts tonight and continues tomorrow. Tickets for the two performances are distributed but you can still be a part of the concert featuring Broadway and film star Santino Fontana. Standby seating will be available both Friday and Saturday. Hundreds of standbys are usually seated at Choir concerts and patrons are encouraged to come. The standby line forms at the North Gate of Temple Square at 6 p.m. The Choir will be broadcasting the concert on Saturday on its website—MoTab.org/PioneerDay—and BYUtv will air the program that night as well. Both are at 8 p.m. Mountain time. (BYUtv will also reair the concert on July 24 at 7 p.m., 10 p.m. and 1 a.m.)

Questions about Mitt Romney's faith are fair game

This isn't the first column you've read about the role of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney 's religion in the 2012 election cycle. Given the media's fascination with the topic, it might not even be the first today. Romney's membership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is among the hottest topics at America's communal water cooler.

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New Updates to Spanish Scriptures Now Available

We're excited to see these great updates! Keep an eye out for the printed version of these updates in June.

An unlikely Mormon: Former basketball star shares conversion story

To hear Mitch Smith tell the story, he never should have played basketball at the University of Utah — much less become a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. For starters, Smith received no shortage of scholarship offers. In fact, more than 50 college basketball coaches entered the Smith home to pitch Mitch on their respective schools.

New Mints Combat Fast-Sunday Bad Breath & Last 4 Hours

By ForeverMints

LDS Doctors Gregg DeVore, MD, and Doug Pratt, PhramD, wanted to develop a long-lasting breath mint unique to the Mormon culture to combat temple bad breath, dry mouth, fast-Sunday breath, and missionary bad breath.

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This Mormon Mother's New Documentary Addresses Frustrations with Finding Mental Health Care in America

When Lisa Sabey's daughter wasn't recovering from anorexia nervosa despite therapy sessions and stays at residential treatment centers, Sabey decided to do something different. She decided to film her struggles with the mental-health system that was failing her family.

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Sister Oaks: How We Can Become One with Ourselves, God, and Others

By Sister Kristen Oaks

The following is an excerpt from "If Ye Are Not One Ye Are Not Mine," a chapter in the book, One in Charity: Talks From the 2016 BYU Women's Conference. In the excerpt, we learn just how we can grow closer to our Savior and become one with Him, ourselves, our families, and our fellowmen.

FamilySearch Launches New Collection of 69 Apps that Enrich Family History Work

FamilySearch.org recently launched an online gallery of links to collect services and apps that enrich patron experiences with family history. Go to www.familysearch.org/apps with your PC, Mac, or handheld device, and in a few clicks connect to a variety of family history resources.