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Church Announces David Archuleta Live Facebook Chat Event

David Archuleta, the singing sensation who just returned home from his mission in March, has some exciting news for his fans. On June 24, 2014 at 7 p.m. Mountain Time, youth around the world can go to the LDS Youth Facebook page and chat with the former American Idol star. Though he has shared a few videos with his fans since his return and a documentary following him on his mission was released in April, this is a unique chance to chat in real time with this popular returned missionary.

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If You Served a Full-Time Mission, You Can Be Part of a New Historical Temple Square Exhibit

A new display on Temple Square featuring missionary work is looking for something--you! Or rather, your missionary name badge.

Dave Says: Taking Care of Old Debts

By Dave Ramsey

Dear Dave,

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10 Things Mormon Women Can't Get Enough of

By Katie Lambert

Image from Getty Images We may tell ourselves we love chocolate for its antioxidants, but most of us have an emergency stash of chocolate hidden somewhere for a rough day.

A look back at President Monson's Utah Jazz fandom and when he met Jerry Sloan

By Morgan Pearson

Legendary Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan passed away last Friday, May 27. In a recent tribute, Deseret News writer Jody Genessy, who covered the Utah Jazz during Sloan's heyday, recalled memories of the late coach and another late Utah giant—President Thomas S. Monson.

28 Tips for Every Mormon Couple: Marriage Advice, Encouragement from LDS Leaders

Marriage advice has rarely been hard to come by, and the wealth of relationship recommendations available online has made that increasingly true. Most recently, many have read and shared messages from bloggers who discuss their own marriage experiences and advice online. While some suggestions are simply viewed by family and friends, other posts have gone viral, receiving national and even global attention.

LDS church could block Orlando-to-Miami train

The Mormon church could stymie efforts to build a $1.5 billion train between South Florida and Orlando International Airport by not allowing tracks on land it once owned. Attorneys for All Aboard Florida, the Coral Gables company behind the train, are trying to decide what to do about the potential problem. On Thursday, they were poring over legal documents related to the property on the south side of the BeachLine Expressway near the airport.

LDS Church buys historical sites from Community of Christ

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints confirmed Saturday that it purchased 6,000 acres of Missouri farmland and three historical sites from the Community of Christ — the group formerly known as the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. “The Church recently acquired operating farmland and several other non-farmland properties located in Missouri and Ohio from the Community of Christ," LDS Church spokesperson Scott Trotter said. "Non-farm sites include the Haun’s Mill and the Far West Burying Ground in Missouri as well as the Joseph Smith Sr. home in Kirtland, Ohio."

Pink ribbons blanket Utah neighborhood in memory of LDS Connecticut shooting victim

More than 300 people were on hand Monday night to blanket a neighborhood in pink ribbons, hoping to convey love and comfort to the family of a young girl tragically killed in the Connecticut elementary school shooting. The family of 6-year-old Emilie Parker lived in Ogden before moving to Newtown, Conn., for a job. She was among those killed Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Police arrest 1 in robbery by men posing as Mormon missionaries

One of two men accused of posing as Mormon missionaries and robbing a Las Vegas man has been arrested. The men weren't missionaries. But they were former members of the military and beat a homeowner before stealing his medical marijuana, according to a warrant filed by Las Vegas metro police in Clark County Justice Court.