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When a 1937 Movie Newsreel Called Mormons "The Wealthiest Churchgoers in the World"

MR says: This is simply incredible! A movie newsreel from the Great Depression touting Mormons, the Church's Welfare Plan, and how "its members [are] the wealthiest churchgoers in the world."

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FHE: The Book of Mormon Is Another Testament of Jesus Christ

By Kimiko Christensen Hammari

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President Nelson Issues Statement Regarding Name of the Church, Dropping Terms LDS and Mormon in Most Uses

President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has made the following statement regarding the name of the Church:

Famous Latter-day Saints

The Angel Moroni Appears as a Clue on "The Masked Singer": Could Donny Osmond or Gladys Knight Be on the Show?

By LDS Living

With 12 undercover celebrities singing dressed as peacocks, rabbits, poodles, and more, Fox's The Masked Singer has caught the public's attention with its mix of bizarre, fame, and mystery. And several rumors have connected Latter-day Saints with the show. But none have been more convincing than a recent clue that appeared on Twitter on February 13—an angel Moroni:

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:

Latter-day Saint Life

The Forgotten Massacre: Church Honors Paiutes Killed by Pioneers

By Danielle B. Wagner

Fear, fed by rumors and confusion, led the pioneers in Circleville, Utah, to kill at least 30 Paiute men, women, and children in an act that, in the long years since, has largely been forgotten. But the Church is working to change that.

Celebrating 100 years with the Hotel Utah

By Alexis Sanders

The time is June 8, 1911, and the setting, the very heart of downtown Salt Lake City at the doors of a noble white palace as they open for the first time. Guest arriving in their horse-drawn carriages and some automobiles are greeted at the door with boutonnieres and corsages.

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The First Miracle Performed in the Church

The following is an excerpt from theChurch's new groundbreaking history, Saints: The Standard of Truth. Read it for free through the Gospel Library app and at saints.lds.org or buy a hard copy to own at Deseret Book.

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What the Church has actually said about cremation

By Morgan Pearson

Cremation is now more common in the U.S. than burial, and its popularity is expected to continue to rise. But what is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ position on cremation?

Czech Republic gives prestigious award to LDS couple

By Emily McClure

Richard and Barbara Winder, residents of South Jordan, Utah, have just become the first Utahns to receive the Czernin Palace Award. This highly prestigious award is given by the Czech Republic to a person or group that has contributed significantly to positive relations between the United States and the Czech Republic, and after more than 50 years of interaction with the Czech Republic, the Winders received the award in recognition of their efforts.