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How Long Does Dehydrated or Freeze-dried Food Last after Opening?

There are a few factors that determine how long food will last after it is opened. They include the following:

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When a 1937 Movie Newsreel Called Mormons "The Wealthiest Churchgoers in the World"

MR says: This is simply incredible! A movie newsreel from the Great Depression touting Mormons, the Church's Welfare Plan, and how "its members [are] the wealthiest churchgoers in the world."

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Doctrine and Covenants and Church History Lesson 9: "The Only True and Living Church"

By Ted L. Gibbons

Close behind the organization of the Church in the meridian of time came the apostasy, accompanied by a diversification of beliefs that would lead ultimately to thousands of different Christian denominations. Every doctrinal disagreement seemed to be a cause for reorganization: perhaps the only cause. In any religious organization where doctrine does not matter, or where there is unity of opinion about the doctrine, splinter groups are not likely to break off from the main body. But thousands had broken off and now, on the 6th of April of 1830, the time had finally come for the Lord to put things right and to restore “the only true and living church upon the face of the whole earth . . .” (D&C 1:30).

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FHE: The Eighth Article of Faith

By LDS Living

13 Weeks of FHE

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Architect of Rome Temple Shares Symbolism of Temple's Shape, Structure

By LDS Living

In a Facebook post, Elder David A. Bednar explained, "The shape of the oval is found throughout the Rome temple. An oval has no beginning and no end and is a symbol of eternity. This is especially appropriate in Rome, which is known as the 'eternal city.'"

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Watch: What the Book of Mormon Adds to the Parable of the Prodigal Son

There is nothing that communicates the compassion, mercy, and redemptive, eternal love of God like the parable of the prodigal son. A recent video by Book of Mormon Central details this powerful parable and shares the ways the story of Alma the Younger can illuminate how this story applies to each of us.

Sponsored: Take a tour of the Old West

In July 2024, Glenn Rawson and Dennis Lyman will take you back in time to the Old West. We will board a bus (and wish it was a wagon train) and start our journey out into the sites and scenes of the Old West. We will drive north toward Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Along the way, we learn about the Gold Road, and the history of the fur trappers and traders—those first white men in the Rocky Mountains. In Jackson we learn the story of Jackson’s outlaw origins and its settlement and development as a modern city clinging to a wild past. And from there into the wild country of the Yellowstone—America’s first national park. Please imagine the mountain sights and scenic vistas that will come before your camera.

Teachings of Joseph Fielding Smith Lesson 18: Living by Every Word that Proceeds from the Mouth of God

By LDS Living

Get the full lesson, "Living by Every Word that Proceeds from the Mouth of God" from The Teachings of Joseph Fielding Smith at LDS.org.

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Human Sacrifice + 4 More Evidences of the Ancient Authenticity of the Pearl of Great Price

By Pearl of Great Price Central

The Book of Abraham is believed by members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to be “an inspired translation of the writings of Abraham. Joseph Smith began the translation in 1835 after obtaining some Egyptian papyri. The translation was published serially in the Times and Seasons beginning March 1, 1842, at Nauvoo, Illinois” (Pearl of Great Price Introduction).

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Jewish Reporter Describes "Exciting" Experience in the Oakland Temple, Compares It to Ancient Temples in Jerusalem

By LDS Living

With renovations complete for the Oakland California Temple, this temple is open to the public for a limited time—from May 11 to June 1. The opportunity to enter the building typically restricted for those outside our faith prompted a press event which included Jewish journalist David A.M. Wilensky, among others. As part of the event, the group of journalists took a tour of the temple before its upcoming re-dedication on June 16.