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6 Tips for Surviving the Holidays After Divorce

The holidays can be an especially difficult time if you are recently divorced. If you’re facing the holidays for the first time as a divorced person, try the following tips to brighten the season.

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Mormon Neon Trees Drummer and Husband Talk Pornography Struggles and What They Wish They Had Known

By Elaine Bradley

The following is written by Elaine Bradley, drummer for the Neon Trees.

African Saints find hope in the gospel (and perform Book of Mormon productions of their own)

By Whitney Sorensen

On August 28, 2010, more than seven months before the premiere of the irreverent Book of Mormon musical that swept the Tony Awards over the weekend, more than 10,000 African youth staged their own productions of events in the Book of Mormon. Participants came from Nigeria, Benin, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Togo, and Ghana. Based on the theme of “A Mighty Change,” these productions had the primary purpose of increasing each participant’s testimony of Jesus Christ and the Book of Mormon.

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Watch: From 3 Nephite Stories to Bigfoot—10 Mormon Myths and Legends Debunked

By LDS Living

We've heard them before. So-and-so's cousin was helped by three strangers he swears were the Three Nephites. Bigfoot is actually Cain. Or today's youths were generals in the war in heaven. Mormon myths and legends have become embedded in our culture, told around ward campfires, and discussed at FHEs. But they're just myths and legends, right?

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Mormon Moviegoers Review: What Parents Need to Know About "Mission Impossible: Fallout" Before Seeing it with Their Family

By Justin Lozada

Mormon Moviegoers help you make informed decisions by reviewing films for artistry, content, and Gospel parallels. It was founded by Jonathan Decker, author of 250 Great Movies for Latter-day Families. For daily reviews join our Facebook group.

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Winnie the Pooh and Mormons: 5 Fascinating Connections

By Jamie Armstrong

A.A. Milne’s Winnie the Pooh stories have the power to charm children and adults alike. The antics of the “bear of very little brain” and other delightful animals in Hundred Acre Wood are sprinkled with words of wisdom and valuable life lessons. But did you know that Mormons have played a big role in Disney’s Winnie the Pooh productions over the past few decades? Here are five fascinating connections.

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Jimmy Fallon's Mind Gets Blown by LDS Prankster, Magician Stuart Edge

By LDS Living

Stuart Edge is known for his hilarious pranks and incredible magic tricks on YouTube, and his tricks and mischievous nature even landed him on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

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What I Learned from My Sister & Others Who Wouldn't Be Conquered by Cancer

"So what did I learn from my brilliant, warrior of a sister . . . ? That we are not alone. That God is at the helm, and family—in every form—surrounds us. Life is about souls and hearts, spirits and minds."

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Marriage Retreat: Overnight Love and Learn Getaway Special