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Mormon Water Polo Gold Medalist Talks on Faith
Tumua Anae was born in Hawaii and grew up in Newport Beach. She started her career playing high school water polo at Corona del Mar. Tumua won multiple national championships as USC’s goalie. She ended her career with the most saves in school history. Tumua joined the U.S. National Team in 2010, and was later selected to play in the 2012 London Olympics where she and her teammates won the gold medal. Tumua recently married Futi Tavana, former BYU volleyball standout and current member of the U.S.A. Volleyball Team. And yes, their kids will definitely be able to beat up your kids.
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With 3 Sons Who Hear and 3 Sons Who Are Deaf, How One Latter-day Saint Family Stays Anchored by Faith
Early on in their marriage, Scott and Lori Featherstone describe themselves as being "dirt poor" — it took years before they fully furnished their home. The reason for this, Scott Featherstone explained, was because every spare dime they had went toward buying new hearing aids.
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Elder Holland is right that BYU's strength is its heritage of faith, Deseret News opinion piece says
By Hal Boyd, Deseret News
Two of the world’s oldest and most distinguished universities, Oxford and Cambridge, maintain colleges dating back centuries bearing names like Corpus Christi, Christ Church, Trinity and Jesus.
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LDS Psychologist: 3 Scriptural Principles for a Successful Marriage
By Dr. David T. Morgan
My wife and I recently celebrated our 27th wedding anniversary. It has been a wonderful 27 years. It has also been a difficult 27 years. I’ve had to put up with some things; she’s had to put up with a lot more. All successful marriages are a composite of happy and sad experiences. The key is being able to get through the difficult times.
3 Reasons Why the LDS Faith Creates Successful People
3 Reasons Why the LDS Faith Creates Successful People
By Jannalee Sandau
Growing up LDS may have more to do with personal success than you think, argues “Tiger Mom” Amy Chua and her co-author and husband Jed Rubenfeld. The pair’s recent claims statement that some minority groups are more successful than others has been stirring the pot on the internet of late. Included in the controversial list are two religious groups: Jews and Mormons. Why? The couple explains that three characteristics, which come as a natural result of the lifestyles of these groups, leads to increased drive and achievement.
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How portraying Jesus on ‘The Chosen’ was an answer to prayer
By Deseret News
Faith was important to Jonathan Roumie before he was cast as Jesus in “The Chosen,” but he learned he would play the role just hours after a “desperate” prayer for help.
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Celebrating 100 years of the Church in Uruguay
By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
As part of the centennial celebration, a cultural event was held at the Antel Arena in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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LDS Blind Runner Training for the Paralympics Shares Her Faith, Determination
The latest "I'm a Mormon" video from Mormon.orgfeatures the story of Margarita, a Chilean runner who fearlessly competes and faces the future with determination, despite the fact she was born blind.
Daughters in My Kingdom: Quotes from new book
Following are quotes from Daughters in My Kingdom: The History and Work of Relief Society: "As women participate in Relief Society, they serve as valiant disciples of Jesus Christ in the work of salvation." — p. 7
What Is It about Elder Holland Mormons Love So Much?
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5 Reasons We Love Elder Holland
By LDS Living Staff
“I’d listen to [Elder Holland] read the ingredients off a cereal box.” This comment—made on one of Elder Holland’s Facebook posts about general conference—sums up how most members of the Church feel when they see Elder Holland approach the pulpit. Ears perk up, eyes strain to see his animated expressions, and thoughts are arrested by the eloquence, the magnetism, and the power that is Elder Jeffrey Roy Holland.