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Watch Neon Trees' Tyler Glenn Sing "Where Can I Turn for Peace?"

This weekend, Neon Trees frontman Tyler Glenn shared his experience of being gay and a member of the Church at a popular Mormon LGBT conference in Provo, Utah, hosted by the group Affirmation. He also sang a few hymns, including "Where Can I Turn for Peace?" Watch below to hear his powerful rendition. And don't miss Neon Trees' Elaine Bradley on the new album Hold On: A Modern Tribute to the Music of Michael McLean.

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Why Elder Packer Invited a Hostile, Less-Active Member to Speak at Stake Conference

By Boyd K. Packer

The following is an excerpt from Memorable Stories and Parables by Boyd K. Packer.

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What BYU Coach Reno Mahe Taught Me About Dealing with Tragedy, Triumph, and Commitment

Last November, BYU running back coach Reno Mahe's young daughter passed away after a tragic home accident. At the past RootsTech Family Discovery Day, Mahe opened up about the loss of his daughter and how to deal with tragedy, triumph, and commitment.

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Why I’m Dating a Pornography Addict

So many of my girlfriends have encountered otherwise fantastic guys who are also fighting to conquer this addiction. You would have no idea that these guys struggle with porn unless they told you. It’s everywhere.

FamilySearch Volunteers Break International Indexing Record

FamilySearch indexing volunteers broke a record this week during the first Worldwide Indexing Event. FamilySearch International, the largest genealogy organization in the world, was hoping an unprecedented 50,000 contributors would participate in the 24-hour effort to submit genealogy records, beginning at 6 p.m. MDT on 20 July 2014. A total of 66,511 indexers and arbitrators went online to submit records, surpassing the goal by 16,511 people.

LDS family forgives following death of 2 daughters due to pesticide (+video)

Three years ago, Nathan and Brenda Toone of Layton, Utah, suffered a devastating loss when two of their daughters died within days of each other as a result of toxic fumes from improperly applied pesticide. While tears still flow freely when the couple talks about their suffering, faith and forgiveness are equally bountiful.

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Mormon Moviegoers Review: What Parents Need to Know About "Ant-Man and the Wasp" Before Seeing It with Their Family

By Lindsi Neilson

Mormon Moviegoers help you make informed decisions by reviewing films for artistry, content, and gospel parallels. It was founded by Jonathan Decker,author of 250 Great Movies for Latter-day Families. For daily reviews join their Facebook group.

BYU conference extols, explains King James Bible

PROVO — Many scholars believe there's no such thing as perfect Bible translation, yet despite the flaws in the King James Version of the Bible, it remains the version treasured by much of the world, including members of the LDS Church. During a three-day symposium sponsored by BYU in honor of the KJV's 400th anniversary this year, scholars shared insights about the translation's connection with the LDS faith, its historical background, textual distinctions and literary influence. Robert Millet, a professor of ancient scripture in BYU's Religious Education Department, pointed out that because Mormons believe in an open canon, others often suggest that Mormons don't revere the Bible, or have even replaced it with their 'own Bible,' referring to the Book of Mormon.

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"Words Alone Are Not Enough": Peruvian First Lady, President Thank LDS Church for Flood Relief Efforts

The Peruvian First Lady, Nancy Lange Kuczynski, with the Peruvian President, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, expressed their sincere gratitude for relief efforts organized by the Church after historic flooding in Peru.