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1. When did the Mormon exodus West begin? 2. When did the advance party of Mormon pioneers arrive in the Salt Lake Valley?
Just after Vice President Mike Pence took the vice presidential oath of office using the Reagan family Bible, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir performed this inspiring rendition of "America the Beautiful," accompanied by the United States Marine Band known as The President's Own.
So far we’ve introduced Count von Count, Elmo and Grover, who will join Frozen’s Santino Fontana for this year’s show. Today we are revealing not one, but two Sesame Street guest artists for our Christmas concerts, which will be held December 11-14, 2014. Our newest guest artists to be introduced are Rosita and Abby Cadabby!
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The Piano Guys go Scottish as they play this unexpected and fun mash-up of Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" and "Amazing Grace," with bagpipes and tartans included. Check it out!
Get the full lesson "Priesthood—'for the Salvation of the Human Family'” from the Teachings of Lorenzo Snow at LDS.org.
Be brave and humble, firm and gentle, all at the same time. With the Lord’s help, it’s not as hard as it sounds.
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LDS bishop Amado Rojas stood silently beside his attorney Monday morning, then walked out only minutes later with a newly minted deal resolving allegations that he failed to report sexual abuse at a church activity. Rojas, 32, was charged in September with failure to report child abuse, a class B misdemeanor, but Monday he accepted a plea in abeyance agreement with prosecutors. The agreement requires Rojas to obey all laws for six months, after which he can file a motion to have his charge dismissed.