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LDS Mom's Service Lessons for Her Kids Turn Into Nonprofit
Service is an important part of the lives of Latter-day Saints, but how often do we forget to do the daily acts of service that can turn someone’s day around? That’s what Sheila Sjolseth, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has set out to accomplish with Pennies of Time, a nonprofit that teaches families how to create habits of doing service daily.
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How I Overcame My Fear of a Boring Marriage
By Zack Oates
I wasn’t afraid of marriage when I was single; I was thrilled for it. I was, however, absolutely petrified of getting bored in my marriage and watching it fall off of one of the four “cliffs” on the path of matrimony:
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Live David Archuleta Chat and #Livethebook Event Tomorrow
An online event organized by Sister Katie Ashcraft is spreading the message of the Book of Mormon. Last week's event, #SearchtheBook, had many participants, including Paul Cardall, and tomorrow, June 24th, #LivetheBook will go into full swing.
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5 Powerful Sacrament Talk Tips I Learned from Teaching Relief Society
By Kelsey Berteaux
When I was called to teach in Relief Society, I didn't realize that preparing church lessons would drastically change how I prepare my Sacrament meeting talks.
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Elder Uchtdorf’s surprising message about refugees + his story of becoming one—twice
By Danielle B. Wagner
Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf was a refugee twice in his life, once as a 4-year-old boy fleeing Czechoslovakia with his family during World War II and later as an 11-year-old escaping from East Germany with his family after the turmoil following the war.
I'm a Mormon, Student of Language, and Grateful German
New Church Internet tool offers simple service, reaches 20,000 users
By SarahJo Ciotti
Members from 100 countries worldwide gather in one place to assist in the Lord’s vineyard—the Internet. Reaching 20,000 users on September 30, the LDS Church’s Helping in the Vineyard website has been able to accomplish 628,929 tasks and translate 500 pages into several different languages.
Three questions that make dating easier for LDS men and women
Knowing what to talk about during those awkward first few minutes on a date can be challenging. One of the best ways to overcome this awkwardness is to develop a few predetermined questions you can use to break the tension of the moment. Before asking or answering any questions, decide in advance to spend most of your conversational energies learning about the other person. When you ask the other person questions about him or herself, you allow them to speak about something they totally understand and it takes the conversation from the awkward question and answer level to a more comfortable storytelling format for both of you. This is especially true if you tell them a little bit about yourself after they have answered your questions.
LDS Father and Son Emerge from 'Shark Tank' with Deal
On Friday night, a Highland, Utah, father-son duo appeared on the ABC hit show “Shark Tank” and flew away with a big deal for their business, “Paper Box Pilots.” More importantly to his dad Brian, 14-year-old Noah Cahoon gained a one-of-a-kind life experience.
That Mormon Boy: Blacks and the Priesthood
A member of the Church has created a YouTube channel Understanding Mormonism, where he has posted a few videos explaining Mormon beliefs in a simple, personal way. These are great videos to share with friends and family, or anyone that has questions about the Church.