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What a life of love and of service. We are praying for Elder Halverson's family.
All the days you eagerly marked off the calendar with a Sharpie have come to this—your missionary is finally home!
It's pretty normal at a college basketball game for fans to jeer at the opposing team. But when jeers cross the line, it's not so normal for a fan to defend the opposing team that just won the game.
Fatherhood is an emotional topic for Thurl Bailey.
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Another Academy Awards has come and gone—and with it some pretty stunning dresses. While we know modesty encompasses so much more than how you dress, we compiled this list of modest dresses from the 2017 Oscars merely to provide inspiration for your own fashion ideas.
For more from Dr. Julie de Azevedo Hanks check out, "Is There a Mormon Burnout Epidemic?" "4 Ways What You Think Is Humility Could Actually Be Pride," and "Avoiding Mormon Burnout: Why It's Okay to Say 'No.'"
The visitors' centers for the Oakland California Temple and Washington D.C. Temple will remain open during renovations, according to lds.org.
While carrying out a mission as a B-17 bomber pilot during WWII, Lieutenant Wendell Bradford Terry (Mike to his friends) and his crew flew through thick flak and antiaircraft fire while passing over the French coastline. The left wing of Terry's plane was hit by an antiaircraft shell, causing a large portion of the wing to break off and both of the left engines to stop functioning, sending the plane in a downward spiral. In addition, the wing caught fire and the flames moved toward the aviation fuel tank, which would cause a deadly explosion. It was then Terry rang the alarm bell and screamed into the intercom: “Bail out! Bail out! Bail out!”
"I knew I needed to share my story, even though there were parts of my life that I didn’t want to relive," says Sister Reyna I. Aburto in an article recently posted onlds.org.