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5 Things You Can Do Today to Improve Your Marriage

Marriage advice might not seem like the kind of topic you would traditionally find at a conference for office professionals, but it was on the mind of John Bytheway as he presented a lecture on the subject to BYU professionals gathered at the annual Office Professionals Conference (OPAC) Friday.

Firsthand Accounts of the Miraculous Translation of the Book of Mormon

By History of the Saints (Sponsored)

Our God is a God of miracles! As this story illustrates. Joseph Smith was only 22 years old when he began translating The Book of Mormon, which was written in reformed Egyptian. Joseph did not speak nor write this language, and neither did anyone else he knew.

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Finding Healing for Both Spouses When Battling Addiction

By Kari Monet

To truly understand Tara and Jared Madsen’s story, you have to start in the present. Skip past the first five years of their marriage, when she felt lonely, confused, and disconnected from her husband. Get past the excruciating discovery of Jared’s pornography addiction and the infidelity to which it led. Skim the subsequent five years of recovery work they slogged through to get to this place. Because this place is a really good place.

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Sacrament and Thanksgiving: why this holiday should remind us of our covenants

By Taylor Halverson

“Perhaps the longest-lived celebration of gratitude and thanksgiving is Passover. What’s the origin of Passover and what’s its connection to modern day Thanksgiving and our covenants with God?”

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New Research Confirms: "Hot Drinks" Are Not Good for Your Body (but It's Not About the Caffeine)

Recently, the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which includes 23 scientists from 10 countries, reviewed nearly 1,000 studies dealing with high-temperature drinks. Based on the evidence from these studies, the WHO has concluded that drinking hot beverages (anything about 149°F) is linked to a higher risk for esophagus cancer.

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What We Know About Joseph Smith's Dog + How It Protected Him in Jail

By LDS Living

It is a little-known fact that Joseph Smith owned a white English Mastiff named Old Major. Major was given to the prophet at Zion’s Camp by an 80-year-old member of the camp, Samuel Baker, who feared for Joseph’s safety.

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Watch: What Happens When an LDS Millennial and Baby Boomer Have Just 10 Minutes to Find Common Ground

By LDS Living

You wouldn't think someone from the Baby Boomer generation and someone from the Millennial generation would have much in common. Why would they?

SPONSORED: High-Tech Physician Develops Gospel Harmony App

By Harmony of the Gospels

When Dr. Greggory DeVore, a Yale educated physician, looks at a developing fetus he uses the world’s most advanced 4D imaging technology. In fact, he has developed many of the diagnostic algorithms for these advanced imaging computers.

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Get a First Look at 'The Miracle Maker'

From Covenant Communications comes a new movie, Miracle Maker, starring Jasen Wade from 17 Miracles and Paris Warner from Once I was a Beehive. The movie comes to theaters this Christmas.

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How a Costco Hot Dog and LDS Senator Reunited a Family Living a World Apart

Sen. Orrin Hatch's penchant for Costco's $1.50 all-beef hot dog combo led to the happy reunion of the store's manager and his wife, who was experiencing pregnancy complications and was stuck in Morocco awaiting the OK of immigration officials.