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Mitt Romney and his son, Tagg, may be looking to buy a stake in the second-highest sports franchise in North America, the New York Yankees. It's an interesting turn of fate, considering Mitt Romney is a Red Sox fan.
This special exhibit is a great way to get to know Howard W. Hunter, whose teachings we are studying this year in church. It will be available in 10 languages worldwide.
The recently founded Polynesian Football Hall of Fame enshrined its first seven inductees during a special ceremony in Waikiki Jan. 23.
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Sting, Yo-Yo Ma, James Taylor, Angela Lansbury, and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. It doesn't seem like a mix of artists you'd find all on one album, but that's what makes the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's new album, Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Friends, so compelling. Featuring over a dozen world-famous artists backed up by the 360-member choir, it's little wonder this new album hit no. 1 on the Billboard "Classical Crossover Albums" chart.
Elder Ballard said, the Light of Christ “is in each one of you. It came from the premortal world. Let it shine through your eyes, your words, your expressions of love and appreciation to your friends, ward members, or anyone who might be struggling, so they feel the power of the gospel of Jesus Christ through you.”
According to the book The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman, there are five major ways people show and receive love.
The most important words spoken in the temple might not come as a surprise to many Latter-day Saints because they are those we hear most frequently within those sacred walls.
As a young couple struggling to establish a spiritual foundation in a temporal world, my husband and I have often found it challenging to reconcile demands of our educational pursuits, jobs, church callings, and other activities with the commandment to “cleave unto” one another (D&C 42:22). Preoccupations from daily responsibilities make it difficult to disconnect from the world and be present for each other.
When Emilie Parker was killed in a school shooting in 2013, her parents had a hard time coming to grips with their new reality. But one message shared by Elder Quentin L. Cook at Emilie's funeral helped her mother find some peace.