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Former head of HR for Instagram, Latter-day Saint shares ‘the miracle of orange chicken’

Angie Balfour, former head of HR at Instagram and director of human resources at Facebook, shares the story of awaiting the details of a cancer diagnosis and experiencing a miracle in an unexpected way.

Sponsored: BYU Music and Dance Virtual World Tour

APRIL 28–MAY 4, 2021 BYU performing groups are presenting a week-long series of virtual concerts, devotionals, and workshops for all ages. These free, livestream events will span every continent and feature music, dance, and cultures from around the world. See performances every day from the Ballroom Dance Company, International Folk Dance Ensemble, Living Legends, Vocal Point, and Young Ambassadors. These performances will happen daily at 7:00 am, 10:00 am, 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm, and 7:00 pm MDT.

Sponsored: BYUtv General Conference Weekend Sneak Peeks

By BYUtv

Find out what new shows are coming your way general conference weekend.

Sponsored: Fresh Air, Family and Fun at Ruby's Inn

By Ruby's Inn

There is nothing quite like breathing in the fresh, clean air only found out in the open, away from the city. That’s why each year families travel to Bryce Canyon City to enjoy the warming weather at Ruby’s Inn while enjoying the wild, vibrant landscapes of Southern Utah. For many, setting up camp at Ruby’s Inn has become tradition, as Ruby’s Inn has become their “home-away-from-home.”It has always been the goal of Ruby’s Inn to keep running with the same family-oriented hospitality that it started with. With each passing year, Ruby’s continuously seek to keep the magic of the inn alive while also looking to improve and expand with the hope to continually captivate guests. As a family-owned resort, Ruby’s Inn offers multiple lodging opportunities including the Lodge, Grand Hotel and an RV park and campground.

8 Names You Might Recognize on the List of New General Authorities and Church Officers

By Lindsey Williams

In the Saturday afternoon session of general conference,President Dallin H. Oaks announced:

Sponsored: Tuacahn summer season brings hope, theater back to life

By Lisa Larson

After more than a year of being nearly frozen in time, the actors have arrived at the Tuacahn Amphitheatre for the 2021 Broadway season and, in the words of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, they are thrilled to be “Human Again.”

‘Just sing. Just pray’: The Bonners testify that singing in church is not about hitting the right notes

Whether up at the pulpit or seated with the congregation, many Latter-day Saints love to sing in church. But for those of us without musical talent, singing aloud with other people doesn’t seem like a good idea—for us or for them.

Joseph Smith was a judge and other things you might not have known: Insights from the latest Joseph Smith Papers volume

By David W. Grua, Historian, The Joseph Smith Papers

In April 2021, The Church Historian’s Press released the latest volume in the Joseph Smith Papers Project. Documents, Volume 12 covers five pivotal months of the Prophet Joseph’s life in Nauvoo, from March through July 1843. Here are five things from the volume that you may not have known:

Why This 84-Year-Old Great-Grandfather Made 40 Sacrament Trays

By Greyson Gurley

Willard Sensiba knows about precision. As a former typesetter and the president of a typesetter union, he spent 20 years at newspapers around the country, manually configuring the type using the printer’s very small and precise measurements.