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Elder Christofferson, David Archuleta Celebrate the Church's Latino Culture (Photos)

MR says: Elder Christofferson and David Archuleta both added to an exciting event on temple square, "Luz de las naciones: Juventud de la promesa” or "Light of the Nations: Youth of the Promise."

{Food Dish} The Best Thing I Ever Ate

By Ashley Evanson

I was 12 years old. The place: Disneyland’s Blue Bayou. The dish: a Monte Cristo sandwich. It was the first time I realized there is more to food than filling your stomach; it’s about the experience.

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Watch: Why Answers to Our Prayers May Be Slow in Coming

What do we do in the times where God seems silent—when there seems to be no one on the receiving end of our prayers and pleadings? This seems to be one of our most frequently asked questions about questions and it is precisely the question Jared Halverson seeks to answer in this new video released by LDS Living and Gospel Day by Day.

Rendering released and groundbreaking date set for the Salta Argentina Temple

By The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Update on September 17, 2020: Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the date of the Salta Argentina Temple groundbreaking has been further postponed and is scheduled to be in November 2020.

These two Apostles and a New York Times bestselling author are speaking at BYU next semester

The reach of devotionals and forums at Brigham Young University extends far beyond the school’s campus and its students. Next semester will be no exception as six Church leaders, including two Apostles, and a New York Times bestselling author will speak as part of the school's Tuesday tradition.

Former Deseret News opinion editor applauds The Atlantic for its treatment of the Church in article published Wednesday

There are three types of articles written about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, according to Hal Boyd, the former opinion editor for the Deseret News, who is now an associate professor of family law and policy at BYU: First, there is the article written by the non-Latter-day Saint journalist who looks at the faith warily. Second, pieces written by former or lapsed members of the Church. And third, “the genre in which active Church members examine their faith.”

Latter-day Saint to become first female weight lifter to compete for Tonga at the Olympics

By Haley Lundberg

Kuinini “Nini” Manumua started weightlifting when she was just 13 years old. Now, she will make history at the Tokyo Olympics by becoming the first woman ever to represent Tonga in the sport of weightlifting.

Stories you don't want to miss in the latest issue of LDS Living magazine

By Jannalee Sandau

Start off the new year with a look at the life of Latter-day Saint animator and director Don Bluth.

Connecting with Joseph

Oceans and time separate many Latter-day Saints from Joseph Smith. And yet, many Saints from around the world have testimonies of this 19th-century American prophet. How is this possible? How have so many Saints of so many different time periods, ethnicities, cultures, and backgrounds, felt connected to Joseph Smith? In this episode, Heidi asks her friends from different continents and countries how they reached across oceans to gain their testimonies of the prophet of the Restoration.

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The delicious, cheesy history of funeral potatoes and Latter-day Saints

By Deseret News

Cheese. Potatoes. Cornflakes. Or potato chips? It depends. Either way, when Latter-day Saints think about cheesy potato goodness, they are thinking about funeral potatoes.