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Mormons in the 2012 Olympics, day 4
The Brazilian women's soccer team, including Mormon midfielder Bruna Beatriz Benites Soares, has advanced to the elimination brackets and a shot at a medal. The Brazilians had their first loss of the 2012 Olympics Games against the Great Britain team on Tuesday, losing 1-0.
Young Men Graduating High School Early for LDS Missions
Several local high schools say they're seeing some students pushing to graduate early so they can serve LDS missions.
Marie Osmond remarries first husband
(CBS) Marie Osmond remarried first husband Stephen Craig on Wednesday, and her wedding dress was her "something old."
Mormons in the 2012 Olympics
More than half a dozen athletes representing the United States, New Zealand, Bolivia and Venezuela in several different sports have qualified to go to London to compete in the 2012 Olympics. The athletes include: racewalker John Nunn, water polo player Tumua Anae and weightlifter Sarah Robles for the United States, and several others.
Mormons in the 2012 Olympics, day 3
Mormon swimmer Breeja Larson placed sixth in the 100-meter breaststroke final on Monday. Lithuania's Ruta Meilutyte won gold, USA's Rebecca Soni took silver and Japan's Satomi Suzuki was third in the event. Larson's time was 1.49 seconds after Maeilutyte.
Mormons competing in the 2012 London Olympics
Mormon Times counts 17 members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who are competing in the 2012 Olympic Games in London. The opening ceremonies are Friday and the competition runs through Aug. 12.
Oops! USA Today goofs in cover story about LDS beliefs
In a front-page story that made a sincere attempt to clarify the beliefs and teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, USA Today this week made a few unfortunate errors:
Vladimir Preshepa: 'I'm a Mormon'
You can read more about Vladimir in our recent article, "The LDS Church in Russia."
Noelle Pikus-Pace Stands as a Witness to the World
So what does a world-class athlete do a day or two after winning a medal on sport’s biggest global stage?