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SPONSORED: Tickets Now on Sale for 3rd Annual Youth Pioneer Production in Utah

By Utah Pioneer Days

The Olive Osmond Hearing Fund is proud to announce that tickets for the Youth Pioneer Production at Utah Pioneer Days are now available! With Zion’s Bank as the presenting sponsor for the Youth Pioneer Production, this event celebrates Utah’s pioneer and Native American heritage, making this the largest pioneer production in the state. Please join us in our celebration July 24, 25, and 26 at the West Jordan Arena. Located at 8125 S. 2200 W. West Jordan, Utah. Doors for the event open at 7 p.m. and close at 10 p.m. with a spectacular celebration of fireworks to follow. Tickets are family affordable, starting at only $6 for general seating and $12 for reserved seating per person. Tickets are available at www.utahPIONEERdays.com.

Latter-day Saint Life

Last Testimony of LDS Teen Killed Leaving Seminary & How It inspired His Parents to Do Something Remarkable

At an early-morning seminary class on August 21, 2015, Nate Ford was asked by his seminary teacher Sister Moss to list five things that were his core values or that would define his legacy if he were to leave the earth that day. This list—hardworking, member of the Church, American (patriotic), loyal, and trustworthy—turned out to be the last testimony Nate Ford shared before leaving this life at only 16 years old.

LDS Week in Review: 5 Must-Read Stories (Jan 31 - Feb 6)

By LDS Living

Fresh out of high school, teenage athlete McKay Christensen was highly sought after by both baseball and football teams. As a running back, he held the California state record for touchdowns scored. In baseball, his batting average was .500 and he was named to the all-American team.

Latter-day Saint Life

3 Inspiring Stories from the Church in Honduras

By Kelsey Berteaux

Though the small Central American country of Hondruas is marked by poverty and corruption, the members of the Church who live there are have enough faith and courage to overcome through sacrifice. For these stalwart Saints, miracles and the influence of the Lord's hand are a part of daily life. These three inspiring stories, shared by Saints in Honduras, will inspire and encourage you no matter where you are in the world:

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6 Clean Stand-Up Comedians Latter-day Saints Love

By Jamie Armstrong

In a world where comedy often feels like a mashup of crude jokes and curse words, there are still some stand-up comedians who are stand-up acts! Check out these comedians who are beloved by Latter-day Saints for their clean humor.

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Watch: These 2 future college basketball players are bringing slam dunks to missionary work

By Lindsey Williams

Elder Isaac Johnson and Elder Trey Stewart both wear a black missionary name tag. Before their missions, they both sported American Fork High School basketball jerseys. After their two years of missionary service end, they’ll both don college basketball jerseys for University of Oregon and Brigham Young University respectively.

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2,000+ pieces of Book of Mormon art now available in new digital database

By Haley Lundberg

Check out the first permanent, comprehensive, and searchable online database for Book of Mormon art.

From the Church

Church donates to new National Juneteenth Museum and genealogy center

By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Community members gathered on October 7 to celebrate a major milestone for the future National Juneteenth Museum.

Latter-day Saint Life

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).