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In August 2015, Bradley Davis and David Waugh met on a road trip. While driving through Oregon, the two began talking about plans for another trip.
As Mitt Romney solidifies his frontrunner status with a double-digit win this week in the Florida Republican primary, Mormons are embracing a unique moment in their political history that has been dubbed the “Mormon moment” — but not without concerns about what the increasing prominence could mean for their community. In extensive interviews with 10 members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who live and work in the D.C.-area, POLITICO discovered a close-knit community that is enjoying, granted with some reservations, the national spotlight that Romney’s second White House bid is helping to shine on Mormons across the country.
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Manual 3; Supplement from "The Blessing of Keeping the Sabbath Day Holy" by H. Aldridge Gillespie
Curious about the origins of trek re-enactments before you hit up Trek: The Movie in theaters this weekend? Look no further.
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"Today I met an angel." That's how the post, written by an anonymous worker from Denny's, begins.
At one point in his life, Greg Olsen's house was in foreclosure and his family in the middle of a "financial disaster," he says. (Learn more about the painting that helped bring him peace during this time.) But Olsen, with the help of his family, managed to turn his talent into a successful business.
This week, Emily and Erik Orton's book, Seven at Sea," which recounts the couple’s 10-month sailing adventure with their five children, was recommended by The New York Times as one of the best travel reads of the summer. On the 31st episode of All In, the Latter-day Saint couple talks navigating the choppy seas of marriage. The Ortons shared practical advice from their personal experience for strengthening marriage.
Americans want their presidents to be religious, but many have trouble identifying the faiths of President Barack Obama and leading GOP contenders Mitt Romney and Rep. Michele Bachmann, according to a poll released his week. A majority of Americans (56 percent) say it’s important for a candidate to have strong beliefs, even if those beliefs differ from their own, according to the poll conducted by Public Religion Research Institute in partnership with Religion News Service.
After nine grueling weeks of surgery and recovery following the Brussels terrorist attacks that injured four missionaries on March 22, Elder Richard Norby is finally returning home to his family in Lehi, Utah.